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Discover the best places to visit in India in February 2026, from serene hill stations and sun-soaked beaches to enchanting deserts, rich heritage sites and wildlife parks
India’s only home of the Asiatic lion, Gir National Park offers rewarding safaris, diverse wildlife, birdwatching and cultural encounters, making it one of the most compelling wildlife destinations to visit in 2026
Want to start afresh this New Year? These seven Indian beach destinations are perfect for a budget-friendly reset
When films and web series turn real Indian cities into symbols of crime and chaos, the damage goes far beyond the screen—reshaping tourism, identity, and how entire communities are seen
Republic Day 2026 Parade at India Gate is just around the corner. Tickets for the main parade on Jan 26, full dress rehearsal, and the Beating Retreat on 29 Jan are expected to go on sale from Jan 5 online and at official counters
Beyond the Taj and Jaipur forts lie India’s most intriguing UNESCO World Heritage Sites. From royal burial mounds in Assam to sacred Himalayan forests and forgotten capitals, these lesser-known wonders deserve your 2026 itinerary
Early 2026 travel blends innovation, intention and authentic experiences. With tech‑enabled personalised planning, sustainability as a baseline, niche activities and immersive transport options, journeys are becoming as meaningful as destinations
From bird-rich wetlands to tiger reserves and river sanctuaries, these national parks around Delhi offer rewarding winter wildlife experiences, scenic landscapes and easy travel distances, making January 2026 ideal for nature escapes
Delhi comes alive during New Year with vibrant parties, live music, gourmet dinners, cultural events, and festive markets. From luxury hotel celebrations to serene getaways, the city offers something for every kind of celebration
Looking for the perfect place to welcome the New Year? Explore India’s top destinations—from the snowy hills of Manali and regal charm of Jaipur to Goa’s beach parties and Mumbai’s dazzling city nightlife
From Hampi’s ruins to Kaziranga’s wildlife, these UNESCO sites in India are best visited in January’s pleasant winter weather
From iconic tiger reserves to rhino grasslands and high-altitude habitats, these ten wildlife and safari destinations across India promise exceptional animal sightings and immersive nature experiences in 2026
Eight live shows, multiple cities, and one compelling reason to travel. Here are India’s most anticipated concerts of 2026
Need a New Year break from Mumbai? Within a few hours’ drive or ferry ride, explore hill stations, beaches, lakes, and adventure hubs for trekking, water sports, paragliding, camping, and festive celebrations—all close to the city
In Natipora, a quiet neighbourhood of Srinagar often defined by unease, a father’s search for an old friend becomes a deeply personal journey—one that reveals how trust, memory, and human connection endure beyond religion, borders, and time
Welcome New Year 2026 amidst Nagaland’s hills, valleys, and vibrant culture. From Kohima’s heritage sites to snow-kissed Pfütsero, citrus orchards in Wokha, and eco-living in Khonoma, this Northeast gem promises unforgettable experiences
Road journeys are redefining New Year celebrations in India, offering families, friends and solo travellers room to reconnect, reflect and begin afresh
Step into the Indian New Year 2026 with pollution-free air and serene escapes. From misty mountain tea gardens to mountain valleys, these havens are home to countless non-human inhabitants—let’s explore responsibly and leave them untouched
In a forgotten Himalayan valley, Tar Village offers a lesson in slow living and quiet resilience
A 17th-century Christian chapel shaped by Mughal architecture and imperial pragmatism
Discover Delhi’s most beautiful churches this Christmas! From the grandeur of Sacred Heart Cathedral to the historic charm of Saint James Church, explore iconic spots for festive cheer, stunning architecture, and spiritual solace
From skiing in Auli and Gulmarg to rafting in Rishikesh and water sports in Goa, these destinations offer India’s best adventure holidays for Christmas and December 2025
Discover Aare Ware Beach, where twin shores, quiet sands, and winding coastal roads set the tone for a slow Konkan escape. From vivid sunsets to an over-the-sea zipline, this offbeat destination blends tranquillity with gentle adventure
From hill stations and wildlife parks to spiritual towns and heritage cities, these destinations near Delhi and NCR are perfect for a last-minute New Year getaway without long travel or planning
Hidden near the Maharashtra–Goa border, Shiroda Beach is a peaceful coastal retreat with golden sands, clear waters, and minimal crowds. Ideal for slow travel, it offers beach walks, sunsets, local culture, and an authentic Konkan experience
Weekend getaways get greener in Koyna Nagar, with serene lakes, trekking trails, and a wildlife sanctuary just waiting to be explored
In 2025, Indian travelers turned their attention inward, making destinations like Kashmir, Somnath, Puducherry, and the Maha Kumbh Mela viral hotspots. From scenic landscapes to spiritual experiences, these places captured the nation’s imagination
Discover Maharashtra’s little-known regional festivals, from tribal mask dramas to ancient cattle rites and rural chariot rituals, each rooted in community memory, seasonal rhythms and centuries-old devotion
From snow-dusted meadows to frozen alpine lakes, Kashmir offers winter treks that mesmerise all adventurers. Here are seven treks, ranging from beginner-friendly paths to high-altitude challenges for experienced trekkers
From misty hill stations and ancient temple towns to breezy coastal stretches, December is one of the best times to explore Tamil Nadu, offering comfortable weather and diverse travel experiences
Once a clean-air refuge, Dehradun’s ‘poor’ AQI reflects how heat and pollution are steadily creeping into India’s hill states
Mayong, Assam, may be famed for folklore and ojhas, but it’s also a haven for wildlife lovers and culture seekers, boasting sanctuaries, museums with fascinating relics, and a village steeped in history and legend