What is a VISA?: how did it start, and why do we need it?
You must have heard the words 'passport' and 'visa' around you, especially if you or someone you know are planning to travel...Read More
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Showing posts with label Travel. Show all posts
Chef Karan Gokani travels through South India to shape the new Hoppers in London
From buffalo ghee in Mylapore to no-menu meals in Madurai, this is the journey that shaped Hoppers Shoreditch’s new menu, built around tiffi...Read More
A far, green country once more: The renaissance of Sri Lankan tourism
After years of turbulence, Sri Lanka is in the act of becoming, betting on a fragile but determined tourism revival built on Indian arrivals...Read More
Chowmahalla Palace opens its doors after hours with curated royal experiences
A guided night tour, royal dining and music inside the Nizam’s former seat from Travel News, Travel Reviews, Vacation Ideas, Travel Ideas ...Read More
Kerala’s iconic banana chips: A must-try edible souvenir for tourists
You are travelling back from Kochi after the Biennale. What do you take home with you? The ubiquitous banana chips, of course from Travel ...Read More
Biennale nights in Kochi: Discover vintage-styled bars to EDM pubs
Art-fatigued at the Kochi Muziris Biennale? These cosy watering holes offer the space to unwind, with inventive drinks and locally-inspired ...Read More
Salt, Sun, Season: Exploring the Rann of Kutch
Ah, the Rann of Kutch. This salty marshland is quite unique in itself, defying all definitions of a conventional landscape. A place shaped b...Read More
Satvik food stall at Numaish in Hyderabad is a crowd-puller
The Natural and Satvik food canteen at the ongoing 85th Industrial Exhibition in Hyderabad is drawing a good number of patrons from Travel...Read More
Why do some countries drive on the left and others on the right?
Driving practices around the world reveal a fascinating historical tapestry, with approximately 65% of countries navigating on the right and...Read More
Taking on the Dubai Run 2025: 5K finish
The Dubai Fitness Challenge’s flagship event, considered the world’s largest free community run, saw families, fitness enthusiasts, and runn...Read More
Beyond butter chicken: A seasonal menu challenges the stereotypes of Punjabi cuisine, in Hyderabad
At Kanak, Trident Hyderabad, chef Sherry Mehta digs into forgotten breads, seasonal greens and pared-back techniques to show that Punjabi fo...Read More
India’s best farmstays for immersive rural experiences in 2026: From forest walks to farm-to-table dining
From hydroponic farms in Rajasthan and village hikes in Kumaon to cave explorations near Ellora, these farmstays across India offer hands-on...Read More
How to do Boston in 48 hours (Two hotels, a tea party and an Irish rager)
Can you explore one of America’s most historic cities in two nights? We try, with a 48-hour Boston itinerary that takes in Revolutionary his...Read More
Sankranti memories: How food, kites and village rituals shape festive nostalgia
Filmmakers, artists and writers recall how the harvest festival shaped their childhoods and continues to define home from Travel News, Tra...Read More
Naukuchiatal: A nine-cornered escape into the Kumaon Hills
After months of Delhi’s acrid haze, this lesser-known Uttarakhand lake town offers a quick getaway to clear waters, deep forests, and the so...Read More
Where to eat in Hyderabad this January: Cafés, thalis and seasonal pop-ups
From Neapolitan pizzas and speciality coffee to vegetarian thalis and regional pop-ups, here is a curated list of comforting food experience...Read More
Liwa Festival in Abu Dhabi: Five ways to experience the desert during winter
From high-speed motorsports and festival nights to forts, dunes and quiet desert moments, Liwa offers a winter escape in Abu Dhabi’s Al Dhaf...Read More
Mindful meals, nature walks and fitness: Visakhapatnam’s slow living shift
In Visakhapatnam, people are turning to mindful meals, unhurried walks, attentive fitness and immersive travel to reclaim time, presence and...Read More
Fort Kochi’s viral Christmas tree shines bright with more than 100,000 lights
A rain tree in Fort Kochi, over 200 years old, decked up with sparkling lime yellow lights has become the most popular Christmas tree in the...Read More
A local’s guide to experiencing Hyderabad beyond biryani and Charminar
From neera and nature walks to flower fields and kites, here is what you should try out in the city from Travel News, Travel Reviews, Vaca...Read More
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