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A 143 km voyage from Port Blair leads into the Andaman Sea, where an overnight cruise brings you within sight of Barren Island, India’s only active volcano, rising sharply from the ocean with black lava slopes and occasional smoke from its crater
Planning a rainy-season getaway? Explore the best monsoon places in South India for lush landscapes, cool weather, waterfalls, and peaceful hill stations
From Ramappa Temple and Warangal Fort to roadside conversations and layered rituals, this journey through Telangana explores how Kakatiya history survives not as frozen heritage, but as something continuously lived, reused and remembered
Planning a self-drive holiday? These eight countries allow Indian travellers to drive with a valid driving licence, making road trips and rental car adventures much easier abroad.
Planning a family holiday? These seven destinations offer the perfect mix of safety, fun, and easy logistics for summer 2026
Scorching temperatures and relentless heatwaves are changing the way people travel. This summer, more holidaymakers are skipping overcrowded hotspots and choosing cooler destinations, slower journeys, and sustainable stays instead
Raja Ampat, a remote archipelago in Indonesia, is home to the richest marine biodiversity on Earth. Scattered across turquoise seas, its limestone islands and thriving reefs offer some of the world’s most extraordinary diving and snorkelling
In a world shaped by constant notifications and endless scrolling, disconnection is becoming the ultimate luxury. From Arctic villages to volcanic islands, these remote destinations offer space, silence, and a rare chance to slow down completely
Short on time? These 7 microcation destinations, from Goa and Jaipur to Paris and Iceland, are perfect for quick yet unforgettable getaways
In Norway’s Arctic outpost of Longyearbyen, coffins stay frozen for decades, polar bears roam beyond town limits, and residents disappear into four months of darkness every year. Yet nearly 2,500 people still choose to live here
Located in Hitachinaka, Hitachi Seaside Park transforms each spring into a breathtaking sea of blue as millions of Nemophila flowers bloom across Miharashi Hill, creating a surreal landscape where sky, sea, and flowers seem to merge
From Jakarta’s bustling conference halls to Bali’s spiritual calm and Nusa Penida’s dramatic seas, this journey through Indonesia becomes more than travel—it unfolds into a story of culture, fear, connection, and transformation
Skip the crowds and discover India’s quieter hill stations, where misty valleys, pine forests, and untouched landscapes offer the perfect escape into nature
Sissu in Lahaul Valley offers scenic trails, river views, stargazing, and culture—an easy yet rewarding escape beyond Manali
Around the shores of Lake Lipno, medieval castles, forest trails, hearty Czech food, and a host of outdoor adventures make for an unexpectedly wholesome family escape
From Bali to Vietnam and the Philippines, Asia offers easy beach escapes from India this summer. Think clear water, soft sand, and short flights to places that mix relaxation, snorkelling, and island time without heavy planning
From Melbourne to Tokyo, these global cities stand out in 2026 for their culture, food, nightlife, architecture, and unforgettable urban experiences
Beyond Zanzibar’s main beaches lies a quieter chain of islands shaped by coral reefs, mangroves, and small coastal communities. These lesser-known spots offer a slower, more natural way to experience the archipelago away from the crowds
From the ice-fringed edges of Canada to Indonesia’s tropical archipelagos, the world’s longest coastlines shape life along the sea. These vast, broken shorelines stretch across oceans, fjords and islands, revealing diverse coastal landscapes
From famous artworks to dinosaur fossils, here are eight museums that offer a fascinating look into history, culture, science, and some of the world’s greatest treasures.
Rabindranath Tagore Jayanti 2026 celebrates 165 years of a mind that reshaped Bengal’s art, music, and thought. His legacy is not confined to books—it lives in spaces across Bengal where his vision of openness and humanism still endures
Nepal’s UNESCO sites pack spirituality, culture, history, and Himalayan beauty into one unforgettable journey
Your ultimate guide to the most exciting April weekend events across Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Bengaluru—featuring concerts, food festivals, cultural shows, workshops and more to plan the perfect outing
In Bangkok, the best discoveries happen without a plan. From street food and night markets to temples and quiet cafés, this is a slow, sensory journey through a city that reveals itself one wandering step at a time
Tanzania’s wildlife extends far beyond the Serengeti, with diverse national parks offering unique landscapes, rare species, and remote safari experiences across the north and south of the country
Stone Town is the historic heart of Zanzibar, where winding streets, carved doors, and centuries of trade come together in a compact old quarter on the edge of the Indian Ocean. This guide covers the best things to see, eat and experience in the city
In South Australia’s outback, Coober Pedy is built below the surface. Famous for opals and underground homes, it has evolved in response to harsh desert heat and a landscape that feels almost lunar
Glamping in Mongolia’s Gobi Desert blends raw, remote landscapes with comfort, from traditional gers to desert adventures. This guide covers what to expect, how to get there from India, and the key experiences that make the Gobi unforgettable
India’s summer opens up a different map—from high Himalayan valleys to misty hill towns and quiet forested slopes. These destinations offer cooler air, slower days, and landscapes that shift sharply once you leave the plains behind
From Serengeti safaris to Zanzibar beaches, here’s everything Indian travellers need to know about planning a trip to Tanzania
Micro escapes are short breaks lasting a few days, designed to fit around busy lives. Instead of long holidays, people are taking quick trips or local stays that offer a change of pace, a bit of rest, and a break from routine without much planning
Buddha Purnima 2026 marks a day of pilgrimage across India, as Bodh Gaya, Sarnath and Dharamshala draw travellers into spaces shaped by enlightenment, first teachings and living monastic traditions, all unfolding under the full moon