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
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Hilton Hyderabad Genome Valley Resort & Spa reimagines luxury through Telangana’s heritage, natural landscapes and thoughtful design, offering a calm, immersive stay on the outskirts of Hyderabad
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At the Jaigarh Heritage Festival, centuries-old architecture met modern ideas as musicians, artisans, scholars and visitors filled the fort with rhythm, colour, and conversation—redefining how Rajasth ...
From Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Crater to Cambodia’s Angkor wetlands, these UNESCO World Heritage Sites show how ancient civilisations and wildlife-rich landscapes coexist
Deepavali (Diwali) is now on UNESCO’s Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, recognised for its living rituals, communal practices and cultural diversity, joining other I ...
India hosts the 20th UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Committee at Delhi’s Red Fort, bringing over 150 nations together to protect living traditions
Kelshi, nestled along Maharashtra’s Konkan coast, is a tranquil village known for pristine beaches, ancient temples, and serene landscapes. With peaceful shores, historic forts, and scenic hills, it o ...