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He’s completed 18,000 kilometres on foot over five years and is now almost halfway through his ambitious journey. Take
From Silk Route to Beiyuanmen Street
If it is local flavour you are looking for, head to Beiyuanmen Street in Xi’an where you can watch live counters that w
Filmmaker Sruti Harihara Subramanian followed iconic composer AR Rahman across a lesser-known India, as he made music wit
Chasing the sunset through emerald rice fields, virgin beaches and temple-crowned cliffs makes Bali just as alluring
India’s first exclusive dog park: for the traveller with paws
The country’s first exclusive dog park in Hyderabad is spread across 1.3 acres and lets your canine companions splash a
On the need to preserve the cultural heritage of our cities
Lesser Known places in Rajasthan that every tourist must visit
Speaking Kashmiri across the Kremlin
Russia — a place of sparkling cities, empty golden palaces, and churches that are museums
A hitch-hiker guided by kindness
Solo traveller Ajay Krishnan relives his experience of backpacking penniless for more than a month in India and parts of
Ashdeen Lilaowala’s gara favourites
The heirloom embroidery that found a modern iteration with the designer now gets a flagship store in Delhi
Dinaz Madhukar talks luxury as DLF Emporio turns 10
As the luxury mall turns 10, the boss lady looks back at how it found its footing and where luxury is heading in India
Experience one of Oman's true natural wonders 'Al Hoota Caves'
Located off route 21 between Nizwa and Bahla at the foot of Oman's epic mountain Jabal Shams, it is the first and only cave in the
Through its Italics Wine Clubs, the Il Dolce Vino Project gives Indian cities a peek into the culture and stories behind
Behind the curtain of glitzy Singapore lies Tiong Bahru, a charming, old-world part of the city
An African Safari brings life changing experiences combining thrills and untrammelled joy
The temporary city that crops up annually in Nevada’s Black Rock desert is more than just an event. The Burning Man is
Three-time ‘burner’ Lekha Washington says Burning Man, with its non-stop partying and gifting culture, makes you a be
In search of Banksy in Bristol
The anonymous street artist may be this British city’s best export, but Bristol also has other intriguing secrets up it
78 per cent Indians like looking good when travelling: Study
It revealed that relative anonymity while travelling enables people to experiment, thus inspiring 82 per cent of the respondents to change
The Smart Traveller’s Bluetooth Guide
The world is getting smarter.
Japanese colourist Tetsuya Sato brings patina to Chennai
A trunk show with a Japanese colourist gets us thinking about why this bespoke technique is only just picking up in India
Here is where you need to go the next time you are in this picturesque getaway
Gaurav Bhatia: The gentleman’s guide
Berluti shoes and sozni embroidery — the art man shares his sartorial flair in 20 questions
Heritage Walk explores Kollam, Tangasseri regions
Tour venture ‘Moksha: Journey to the Self’ specialises in spiritual tour..
The travel enterprise takes pilgrims to heritage spots and spiritual destinations, both within the country and across the
Biker Candida Louis is riding to Sydney across 10 countries and 28,000 kilometres in 120 days
Stare a shark in the eye, leap off a cliff, zip across a waterfall and discover the adventurous side of South Africa
The picture-book town in South Island is probably New Zealand’s last French touch
Bollywood on the streets of Cairo
Sometimes there is more to travel than merely being photographed at iconic tourist hotspots
Trek up treacherous Madhugiri and be rewarded with a spectacular view and a quiet sense of accomplishment
The MoU in this regard was signed between Hindustan Zinc, Ajmer Dargah Committee and Municipal Corporation Ajmer to spend Rs. 5.68 crores t
As part of an extended Madras Week celebration, the Australian Consulate in association with Poochi Venkat is holding an exhibition —
The beauty of small Italian towns is legendary. Especially the ones on the coastline, which have inspired artists and writ
Built in the 9th century with Javanese Buddhist design, Borobudur temple in Indonesia is the largest Buddhist temple in the world.
Addicted to travel: Travelling to undergo revolution
The term refers to a technique to heighten a picture’s range – the contrast between the brightest whites and the darkest blacks
Train from Yiwu: Connecting the world
The streets are multicoloured in this global hub in China, where commerce, capitalism and cultures coexist peacefully
After the beach, the eerie beauty of mangrove forests are the next big thing in Mangaluru
Swapan Seth starts a dialogue with Luxortium
The ad man on his new venture that is hoping to change how brands and individuals interact with luxury
Oblum: Sartorial soles for the gentleman
Shoe savant Tarun Oblum stays true to his vintage tonalities through his creations at his eponymous label, while discussi
Riders of the rapids: the Ladakh Kayak Festival
Kayakers from across the globe battled the raging waters of the Indus River at the just-concluded Ladakh Kayak Festival
With its magnificent temples and pharaonic tombs, Luxor, once known as Thebes, is where ancient Egypt rests in all its gl
Angling for a ‘fishing holiday’? Here’s how you can catch one
Limpid waters, silence and the thrill of reeling in a record catch, are drawing people to fishing holidays
Bridge across forever: Germany’s centuries-old Merchant’s Bridge
Red and white, yellow and brown, grey and blue — houses on Merchant’s Bridge or Kramerbrucke are colourful. But they
In the river of dreams: exploring the Amazon
The Amazon’s dark forbidding heart is a place for chills, thrills and wonderful calm
Children on the rooftop: Ladakh for the little ones
Clear-blue skies, snow-covered mountains, crystal-clear waters... Ladakh is a great holiday destination. But can you take
All you need to know about Jaipur Youth Festival
The four-day event, based on the theme of 'We the People of India: In a Trap', will cover all the aspects related to the young gene
Sushi and Sambar: Wheeling their way around the world
Married couple Yuka Yokozawa and Sunil Kaushik recall their tour of the Silk Route and beyond — in times of political u
Father of the National Parks John Muir once said: “Come to the woods, for here is rest. There is no repose like that of the green dee
Schilthorn, the Swiss peak in the Bernese Alps, is the perfect combination of spectacular views and a James Bond film-like feeling.
Girish PV and Suraj Henry travelled from Kanyakumari to Kashmir on classic scooters