Hyderabad filmmaker’s documentary captures a mountaineer’s tenacity on Reo Purgyil
‘Reo: The Dangerous Peak’, directed by 20-year-old Shourya Sreekere, will be screened at DPIFF 2026 and IDSFFK 2026 from Travel News, Trav...Read More
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From Urja’s naturopathy to marine conservation, explore a different side to wellness at Kuda Huraa in the Maldives
Kuda Huraa, rooted in the five elements, sits alongside Reefscapers’ coral restoration, turtle conservation, and marine research, offering t...Read More
Madras Crocodile Bank turns 50: How does this reptilian zoo run?
Fifty years after Rom and Zai Whitaker founded the Madras Crocodile Bank Trust with wedding gifts and a shared conservation dream, the Chenn...Read More
Keralites’ to-do list during Onam now features leisure travel too
Keralites embrace leisure travel during Onam, with budget pilgrimages and international trips gaining popularity this festive season from ...Read More
The terroir and tradition behind barrel-aged, Japanese soy sauce
Oberoi Hotels in Bengaluru and Mumbai host a unique Kioke Dojo experience, where double-brewed, barrel-aged soy sauces are paired with a cur...Read More
World Photography Day: Visakhapatnam hosts photo exhibitions
Two photography exhibitions in Visakhapatnam will mark World Photography Day on August 19 with news, Nature, people and the changing charact...Read More
36 Hours in Srinagar: A first-timer’s guide to Kashmir’s capital
Explore Srinagar in 36 hours with this itinerary covering Dal Lake at sunrise, the heritage lanes of the downtown area, Jamia Masjid, Khanqa...Read More
Independence Day 2026 | The long way around India on a bicycle
How a photographer travelled five years, 21,000 kilometres, 28 states, and over 180 villages to befriend strangers and learn the everyday ro...Read More
Independence Day 2026: A hidden lake of lotuses, and the India I keep seeking
On India’s 80th Independence Day, a reflection on wrong turns, happy accidents and the thrill of exploring the country, minus maps and socia...Read More
Why Gangtok is India’s most walkable city
What is it like to grow up in a city built for feet, not wheels? Prajwal Parajuly returns to Gangtok, where school, errands and even social ...Read More
National Handloom Day: Inside the Bonda tribe’s enduring Ringa weaving tradition
On National Handloom Day, a look at how women of Odisha’s Bonda tribe continue to preserve the handwoven Ringa, a weave that defines their i...Read More
International Beer Day: Inside New Zealand’s most storied brewing culture
Between a 150-year-old brewery and a thriving nouveau craft scene, Dunedin’s long history of beer-making folds the textures of the city’s pa...Read More
Why Mechuka Trout Quest is drawing anglers to Arunachal Pradesh
With pristine rivers, thriving trout populations and a growing catch-and-release culture, the annual Mechuka Trout Quest is drawing anglers ...Read More
See a reel, plan a trip: How social media and AI are changing the way Indians travel
from Travel News, Travel Reviews, Vacation Ideas, Travel Ideas & Tips | The Hindu https://ift.tt/venqRJi Read More
IndiGo collaborates with Incredible India to reimagine India’s tourism story
As Incredible India returns, creative director V Sunil reflects on reimagining one of the country’s most iconic tourism brands for a new gen...Read More
The Michelin Keys in India: What one, two, and three Keys mean
From one Key to three: a first-hand look at how Michelin Key hotels differ in design, service and the overall guest experience from Travel...Read More
Visiting Guwahati? This leaf-to-cup tea experience is worth the detour
Just 40 minutes from central Guwahati, Amchong Tea Estate offers visitors estate tours, tea tastings, off-road adventures and a glimpse into...Read More
From Red Bari to Skinny Mo’s: Inside Kolkata’s heritage revival
What happens when a 109-year-old bungalow becomes a jazz bar, an Edwardian office hosts flamenco, and forgotten mansions find new audiences?...Read More
How New Zealand is protecting some of the world’s rarest wildlife
From kiwi and kākāpō to glow worms and little blue penguins, discover how Māori communities, scientists and conservationists are working tog...Read More
How to tour Tokyo, two days at a time
Ramen beneath a train station, o-mikuji stall, immersive art and tuna onigiri from the neighbourhood konbini — how much can we cover in 48 h...Read More
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