From The Latest Issue: The Endless Buddhist Trail Across Madhya Pradesh
From Sanchi’s monumental hill to solitary stupas scattered across forests and riverbanks, Madhya Pradesh reveals a network of Buddhist sites

From Sanchi’s monumental hill to solitary stupas scattered across forests and riverbanks, Madhya Pradesh reveals a network of Buddhist sites
A UNESCO-listed site and architectural marvel in Karnataka, Chitradurga Fort holds the incredible story of Onake Obavva—a woman who fought off enemy soldiers with a pestle
This winding journey through Baghpat, Sardhana, Mujhera and Meerut uncovers surprising traces of Mahabharat lore, Mughal legacy, and colonial confluences
For centuries, the road leading westward from Delhi allowed travellers to navigate the edge of the desert on their journeys to Multan and, further, to Quetta. This route was also used by merchants and armies to reach the prosperous coast of Gujarat
At a time when roads heading south and north from Delhi dominate, highways heading west toward Jhajjar, Hisar, and beyond have been forgotten. Yet, these roads were once the lifeblood of armies, traders, and emperors—a journey reveals these stories.
If you love history and exploring hidden gems, Lalitgiri, Udaygiri, and Ratnagiri in Odisha are essential stops. Located just 100 kilometres from Bhubaneswar, these ancient Buddhist learning centres offer a unique glimpse into Odisha's rich heritage
Discovering Gujarat's lesser known vavs or stepwells, built by not just royals but also merchants—eager to demonstrate their wealth and status with such acts of public service
Deogarh seems to be the portal to a fantasy land for history buffs. Visit the Dashavatara Temple in Deogarh which appears small, almost innocuous at first but hides a wealth of fascinating tales
The Barabar Caves, older than Ajanta and Ellora, offer a peaceful escape near bustling Bodh Gaya. Rich in history and literary connection, these ancient caves deserve more recognition