India is home to a rich and diverse wildlife. From the tigers, rhinoceros, leopards to various species of birds, wildlife enthusiasts will always have something to explore. Here is a series of images to keep you in touch with nature.…

While most of the world is staying indoors during this global pandemic, some die-hard travellers are waiting for things to get back on track and step out of town for a short break. Let us draw our imaginations to where…

India has the sixth largest number of Unesco heritage sites in the world, with a total of 38 sites. Take a look at them, region-wise. SOUTH Group of Monuments at Hampi, Karnataka Declared a Unesco World Heritage Site, the ruins…

India has the sixth largest number of Unesco heritage sites in the world, with a total of 38 sites. Take a look at them, region-wise. NORTH Agra Fort, Uttar Pradesh The Red Fort of Agra is the former imperial residence…

Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon, is no ordinary place. It is a traveller’s ultimate dream; a Himalayan kingdom replete with myths and legends, where the best of traditional culture thrives and the latest global developments are enthusiastically embraced.…

Winter comes in several guises around the world, but snowy winter is the most loved. Take a look at the winter wonderlands around the world in pictures.

There is nothing quite like a road trip to fuel the passion for the outdoors. The sense of freedom it offers can’t be had any other way. For many, some of their favourite personal stories are made of the travel…

The magnificent ruins of Hampi dot an unearthly landscape that has captivated travellers for centuries. Heaps of giant boulders perch precariously over kilometres of undulating terrain, their rusty hues offset by jade-green palm groves, banana plantations and paddy fields. While…

Mumbai’s defining visual feature is its distinctive mix of colonial-era architecture, including gorgeous art deco creations from the 1920s and ‘30s. Architecture lovers can take a short walking tour around the Gateway of India, covering the nearby places of architectural importance.…

India’s vibrant, layered architectural heritage includes a variety of churches. Australian author Joanne Taylor’s recent book, The Churches of India, is a delightful journey into the world of India’s churches across the country. And there’s no better season than the…

India doesn’t fall short of holiday seasons to take a short break. More so, in winters, vacation is what everyone looks forward to, to go out on a family holiday. If you are confused about the places to visit, here…

One of the reasons why mammals, including humans, care for their young ones during formative years is due to what scientists call the ‘cuteness’ factor. If you notice, an elephant, a lion or a gorilla baby looks cute and fuzzy…

A beautiful mountainous country- Bhutan’s stunning natural landscapes, without a doubt, make this mountain kingdom a delight to visit. Its golden triangle – Thimphu, Paro and Punakha are ideally situated at almost equal distances and concentrated in the western area,…

Our planet is full of so many natural wonders that in some places you actually wonder if you walked through a worm hole in space and reached another dimension far away, into an Alien Planet. Within our Earth, there are…

Mysuru is at its carnivalesque best during the 10-day ‘Dasara’ festival, falling in October this year. During this time the Mysore Palace is dramatically lit up every evening, while the city is transformed into a gigantic fairground, with concerts, dance…

The African Elephant, one of the most graceful big creatures on Earth, is the largest living land animal. These mammals generally live in families headed by a matriarch (largest female elephant in the herd) and have very strong social structures…

Henan, home to many Unesco world heritage sites and incredible landscapes is also known as the cradle of Chinese civilisation. It is indeed a place believed to be the birthplace of the essence of Chinese culture: Kung Fu, Tai-Chi, Acrobatics,…

There is nothing that stirs both fear and awe in us quite like the thought of coming face to face with the king of the jungle – the African Lion. This majestic creature is now well set in popular culture…

Holidaying in the hills is an experience unmatched and better still in the monsoons. The mighty, misty mountains make one forget all worries and transport you into a world of solitude. Naldehra is a remote town tucked away from the…

The sun rises over the Patkai Hills in Arunachal Pradesh, aptly conferred with the sobriquet ‘the land of dawn lit mountains’, as early as 4:30 in the morning. And so does Milanta, the thirteen year old nun who stays at…

The increasing heat in the air is reason enough for you to step out for a holiday. And what better than a breezy beach vacation! Blessed with a long coastline, India is home to a wide number of beaches, so…

Just south of Swarg Ashram is what’s left of the original Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ashram, where the Beatles stayed in 1968 and apparently wrote much of the White Album.  A few year back, the Forest Department reclaimed it from the…

The union territory of Puducherry (fondly as ‘Pondy’) was under French rule until 1954. Thus its vibe is: less faded colonial-era ville, more bohemian-chic, New Age–meets–Old World hang-out on the international travel trail. One can discover a mix of various…

While there are several reasons to explore the seven emirates of the UAE, the light festival in Sharjah has its own charm in the month of February as it attracts tourists like nothing else. Continuing over a period of eleven…

We have all heard of the stages of life. Then how about stages of travel for a couple, more specifically an Indian couple without kids, as is the fast growing trend now! These 5 travel stages can broadly be: Falling…