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Located on the banks of the Alaknanda River, the Dhari Devi temple is one of 108 shakti peethas in India and has captured worshippers’ attention due to the shifting forms of its resident goddess
While looking for Thangka artworks in Sikkim, a traveller finds herself traversing across regions in search for other artistic wonders
Sanjhi is a traditional paper-cutting art form originating from the Braj region of India, particularly in Mathura and Vrindavan. This art involves creating intricate designs, often depicting scenes from the life of Lord Krishna
The Cheraman Juma Masjid, built in 629 CE, is the world's second-oldest mosque to hold Juma prayers. Recently restored, it preserves an ancient charm and rich history
As Eid al-Fitr gets underway next week, take a look at some of Indonesia's unique regional traditions
While over 300 small and large theatre practices exist in India, some participatory ones take centre stage in festive seasons. On World Theatre Day, we look at some of these festivals
Traditional theatre is an important art form in India, combining music, dance, poetry, and religion. Here are five traditional theatrical art forms you should know about for World Theatre Day
The more-than-600-year-old walled city has stories hidden in its every nook and corner. A heritage walk throws open Ahmedabad's glorious past
The Toda tribe are an indigenous community residing in the Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu, known for their intricate art of embroidery
Beyond Delhi’s famous landmarks lie forgotten monuments whispering tales of the past. From the grim Chor Minar to the ambitious yet unfinished Ala-i-Minar, these hidden relics stand as silent testaments to the city’s layered history
Thirteen Chausath Yogini temples, scattered across Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, and Tamil Nadu, are now on UNESCO's tentative list of World Heritage Sites
Jaipur-based Neeraj Doshi started Heritage Water Walks to showcase a cultural phenomenon of Rajasthan
If you want to embark on a fascinating journey through the city's history and culture, here are the best tourist places to visit in Pune
Nowruz is a significant festival in Zoroastrianism, the faith that once dominated Persia, now known as Iran
Embark on a surreal exploration of Oman's hidden wonders, from gravity-defying landscapes to fog-shrouded hills to lush, picturesque wadis
The Mudumal menhirs represent one of India’s most expansive and impeccably preserved megalithic astronomical observatory sites. Recently, the central government submitted a dossier regarding the menhirs to the UNESCO World Heritage Convention
A melting pot of Portuguese, Dutch, and British influences, this charming coastal town in Kerala is a dream for history lovers, art enthusiasts, and foodies alike. If you have just 24 hours, here’s how to make the most of your time in Fort Kochi
Tamil Nadu's GI-tagged products showcase the state's rich cultural heritage. In continuation to part 1, we explore more treasures spanning from delicious desserts to famous paintings
From vibrant handicraft to delicious snacks, explore Tamil Nadu's vibrant GI-tag products
Witness the age-old tradition of mass Iftar of Ramzan 2025 at Jama Masjid up-close where you come face to face with the spectacle and its secrets
From the delicious Madurai Srivilliputtur Palkova to the intricate craftsmanship of the Thanjavur paintings, here are some GI-tagged products from Tamil Nadu that you should know about
Tamil Nadu boasts a wide variety of Geographical Indication (GI) tagged products that represent the cultural fabric of its people. Here are four GI-tagged treasures from Tamil Nadu that you should know about
Explore some of the most fascinating mosques in Kolkata, from the surreal beauty of the Nakhoda Masjid to the simplicity of the city's oldest mosque built in memory of a saint from Iraq who settled in Kolkata many centuries ago
Andhra Pradesh, a vibrant coastal state, is rich in cultural heritage shaped by generations of artisans. Its Geographical Indication (GI) products reflect this legacy of craftsmanship
The GI products of Andhra Pradesh, born from the unique terroir and nurtured by traditional knowledge, possess qualities or a reputation that are undeniably tied to their place of origin
During Hola Mohalla, around the time of Holi, Anandpur Sahib in Punjab comes alive with processions, martial arts displays, and music, all deeply rooted in Sikh culture
Andhra Pradesh's GI products are more than just handicrafts and textiles—they are living traditions that bridge the past with the present
The GI-tagged products of Andhra Pradesh are more than just commodities—they are a reflection of the region’s deep-rooted traditions, skilled craftsmanship, and culinary richness
From Dokra’s timeless metal casting to Gadwal’s elegant sarees, Telangana’s GI-tagged specialities embody heritage and craftsmanship
On your holiday, discover the traditional crafts of Bahrain—be it the rich legacy of embroidery and weaving, the intricate artistry of pottery and ceramics, the historical significance of pearl diving, or the skilled craftsmanship of shipbuilding
From ancient civilisations to Islamic art, military history, and Bahrain's pearling and oil industries, these museums provide a deeper understanding of the country's evolution
From the vibrant Hyderabad Lac Bangles of Laad Bazaar to the mythological narratives of Cheriyal Paintings, each craft has a distinct identity