Places of Interest
On The Road: Iconic Stops On USA's Route 66
66 is the number of....the Mother Road in the US of A. And we've fixed a whole visual tour for all you road-trip lovers out there
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Places of Interest
Wesward Ho: Travelling With An Auteur
From impossibly grand hotels and schlosses and moonrise kingdoms to dreamy bakeries and zany trains, here's where to go to see your favourite locations from Wes Anderson's films
Stay
This Luxurious Stay Hides In Dharamshala's Deodar-Covered Hills
The secret pocket of Dharamkot's forested environs house the Hyatt Regency Dharamshala Resort, which beautifully blends away into the raw landscape
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Araiya Palampur: A Resort Where Serenity Reigns Supreme
This Hideaway in the Kangra Valley has all that we mean by a calming staycation in the hills
Food and Drink
Feeling Brew? Go For A Cup Of Coffee In The Hills
We take a look at how the drink fares in the hill stations up north
Celebrating People
Writer Ella Paradis On Representation In Travel Writing
The writer-editor tells us why she'll be back in India despite a negative first experience and why she decided to start a magazine specifically for Black voices
Celebrating People
What I Brought Back From My Travels: Janice Pariat
The Sahitya Akademi-winner and globetrotter tells us all about her souvenir collection
See
Locate Banksys Street Art Through Map and Google Street View
Can't see the iconic, enigmatic mural artist's works in person just as yet Fret not
News
Bid Farewell to Our Huge Friend Scarface the Lion Dies
The oldest lion in the Kenyan Mara, Scarface was 14, and known for a scar across his eye that gave him his name and cult
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B-Kyuu Gurume Japan's B-Class Gourmet Movement
Sure, Japan is known for its unaffordable food. But the B-kyuu food culture offers a delicious antithesis. Take a bite
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Caught in a Time Warp Pyongyang's Hotels
A new photography book looks at the iconic hotels dotting Pyongyang's 'Orwellian' skyline