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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
Narthamalai in the Pudukkottai district has an abundance of rock-cut temples that are scared to Jains. Here's why you should visit this offbeat destination in Tamil Nadu
While you may have acquainted yourself with some of those in our Part 1 of the article, there’s more in the list that you must check out on your trip to Telangana
From the delicate Filigree of Karimnagar to the majestical Cheriyal Paintings depicting the lores of deities with fine craftsmanship, discover Telangana’s heritage through these GI-Tagged handicrafts
Muharraq Island was once the Arabian Gulf’s pearl capital. It was the most active and prosperous pearling city in the region for centuries. Today, the forgotten island gem is losing its sheen
Karnataka is among the top five states to have the most number of geographically indicated (GI) items. Here are four of them you should know about from Coorg and Channapatna
Whether you enjoy the gleam of a Mysore silk sari or the sweet and woody odour of Mysore sandalwood oil, here are five geographical indication (GI) products you should buy during your Mysore trip
Oranges, Arabica coffee, green cardamom and toys—Karnataka’s sheer variety of geographical indication-tagged products are as diverse as the state itself. Whether you are tasting or touching them, these 4 items will have you reaching for your wallet
Whether you’re a fan of textiles, rosewood products, traditional paintings or therapeutic oils, Mysore’s heritage crafts have you covered. Check out these top five handicrafts and products that are on India’s geographical indication list
As you discover Kerala's vibrant landscapes, consider seeking GI-tagged products from various regions. These items offer fantastic shopping opportunities and serve as beautiful reminders of the culture and heritage of the places you visit
Discover the unique Kodava heritage through Sandooka, the Living Museum of Kodava Culture which invites you on a journey through a rich tapestry of stories, organised into different categories
Located in the heart of the Arabian Gulf, Bahrain is an island nation where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with modern luxury
Hailing from Lalpur, a small village that looks like a dot on the expansive map of Madhya Pradesh, Maravi had her hands set on creating Godna art on women from a very young age. Now she takes the art form around the world
The name of this three-week-long festival is derived from the words "Hara" (Lord Shiva) and "Ratri" (night). This festival typically commences on the night of the 13th day of Phalgun, and continues until the arrival of the new moon
The estimated 1,000 inhabitants of Korlai village speak Korlai Portuguese, an Indo-Portuguese creole based on the Portuguese language. Outlook Traveller gets into its history
As Mahashivratri approaches, it's the perfect time to explore Shiva temples across West Bengal. These architectural wonders are truly hidden gems, often existing in captivating clusters that can number anywhere from a humble two to an astonishing 108
From the rare and regal Rogan art and the infectious Garba to the rich Bhujodi weave and dainty copper bells, the arts and crafts of Kachchh have stood the test of time.
If you love walking and exploring cities, join 'City Girls Who Walk Delhi' and connect with like-minded women while enjoying the simple pleasure of walking
Maha Shivratri is a time of deep spiritual devotion across India, and in Kashmir, it carries a special significance. Here’s a guide to some revered Shiva temples in the Valley, where pilgrims can seek blessings this Maha Shivratri 2025
Often called the 'Baby Taj', the tomb of Itimad-ud-Daulah in Agra is a marvel of white marble and intricate inlay work, built by Nur Jahan for her father.
From Moosi Rani Sagar, a historic stepwell restored to its original glory through a heritage restoration project, to the impressive Neemrana Baori, which resembles a fortress, here are the stepwells in Alwar that you should add to your itinerary
Blaring Marathi music, energetic moves, infectious energy, and a life-sized idol of Shivaji Maharaj took centre-stage at various pandals across Nashik at this year's Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti celebrations
Dating back to at least 2000-3000 BCE, the Gufkral caves in the Pulwama district of Kashmir have been neglected and abandoned. Now locals are fighting to preserve it for future generations
Discover the heritage of Danish craftsmanship, from Royal Copenhagen’s exquisite porcelain to Holmegaard’s stunning glassworks. Explore seven top crafts, including Viking metalwork and Faaborg woodworking, and visit the places associated with them
. This three-day festival occurs in May, following the sowing season, and serves as a time for community bonding, thanksgiving, and celebration, focusing on fertility—especially that of the land
From Mount Kailash to Kinnaur Kailash, Manimahesh, Shrikhand Mahadev, and Adi Kailash, here is a guide to the places you will visit on the yatra, and what to expect on the journey
Drawing inspiration from Mughal art, Tarkashi or the art of inlaying metal on wood is a 500-year-old craft that has grown in prominence in Rajasthan.
Located in the Garhwal Himalayan region of Uttarakhand, the Panch Kedar is the subject of many legends that link their creation to the Pandavas, the heroes of the Indian epic "Mahabharata." Here's what you need to know about them
Guru Ravidass Jayanti, celebrated on February 12, 2025, marks the birth anniversary of Guru Ravidass, a revered saint and spiritual leader known for his teachings on equality and devotion
The Tamil festival of Thaipusam takes place on February 11, 2025. If you've never heard of it before, here's what you need to know about its origins, significance and rituals