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Life in the by-lanes of Bhuleshwar
An architectural and social history of Bhuleshwar, a traditional neighbourhood of south Mumbai
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An Indian revolutionary's trip to the Soviet Union
Talking about his trip to the Soviet Union in the 1920s, Shaukat Usmani complements political details with a pastoral narrative
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Travel classic An expedition to the Hindu Kush
Travel writer Eric Newby's account of his expedition - to the wild and remote Hindu Kush mountains - to scale Mir Samir in Afghanistan
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Travel for travel's sake
Scottish author R L Stevenson walked through the mountains of Central France - together with a donkey to carry his baggage - way back in 1876
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Nine Lives Recounted
William Dalrymple follows the narrative style of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales in his book of short stories covering the religious trends in India
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Travelling with Tansy
Earnestly observed details are the saving grace of Emily Barr's India-centric travelogue with a banal plot
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The earliest attempts to conquer Mt Everest
Author Wade Davis describes how the Mt. Everest served as a pinnacle of hope to a generation of British young men who survived the World War 1
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An airport diary
Displacement, relationships, travel and identity... Alain De Botton's interpretations of people frequenting the Heathrow airport
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The Silk Road
The book is an Indian perspective on the Silk Road, a popular trade route that also enabled cultural exchanges between India and China
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Tracking Marco Polo through China
Historian and travel writer John Man takes us to Xanadu in Inner Mongolia, following in the steps of Marco Polo, one of the greatest travellers
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An extraordinary journey
An account of Thesiger's travels across the deserts with Arab Bedouins
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Back and forth in time
Author M.G. Vassanji recalls his journeys through his ethnic homeland - India
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On a quest, from Venice to Varanasi
From the materialism of Venice to finding 'moksha' in Varanasi, the quest to find yourself can be tricky indeed
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What it means to be a Baul
A memoir by Mimlu Sen, whose restlessness took her to Paris, where she discovered Paban Das Baul of Bengal and finally married him.
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Small towns that dot the rail route
What if you were to get off your train and explore the towns that lie along the Indian Railways route
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And then Mexico happened...
Richard Grant sets off on a gripping trip to the lawless Sierra Madre, Mexico, to satiate 'an unfortunate fascination'
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Exploring British sexuality
Fountain's research of British sexuality comes with a warning for the prude
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Two good men
The tale of two mountaineers who have been partners, friends and irreverent dreamers and are no strangers to the Himalayas
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In the grip of misunderstanding
Going deep into the heart of Chhattisgarh and into the land of revolutions
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Anything but...
Charlie Boorman and Russ Malkin cover 20,000 miles across 25 countries in 112 different types of transport except an airplane
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City of changes
Yesterday, today and tomorrow of Bangalore's (now Bengaluru) culture and the Kannada communities
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Ghat ambles
A detailed account of 11 walks in Banaras (Varanasi) that will transport you to the ghats and bylanes of the city
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Struck by the stereotype
Cheryl & Bill Jamison's book about their 'culinary adventure' delivers less than promised