Do you love to travel? Do you also love browsing through travel literature before actually getting to the destination? Geetika Jain shares her experience of armchair traveling.
It may sound exaggerated but it’s true — one feels a little more ‘complete’ after a visit to the place where Virgin Mary is thought to have spent her last days. Read on to know more.
Modern Cairo gets maddening and contradictory at times, with its overwhelming layers of 5,000-year-old history, writes Rachna Joshi.
Ekaterina Karavaeva, 25, lives in Novosibirsk in Siberia, a spot any adventure traveler may die for. She is the co-editor and project coordinator of www.taktaktak.ru, a social network which deals with human rights.
The old Mint House stands witness to the history of Goa and houses as much currency as it has people, over the last two hundred years
Autumn is a riot of colours where you least expect it to be — Lapland in the Arctic Circle
But there’s so much more to the Khajuraho temples, the earliest of which go back to the 10th century. The exquisiteness of the sculptures, for one, writes Gargi Gupta.
The old Mint House bears witness to the history of Goa by housing as much currency as it has people over the last two hundred years.
Autumn is a riot of colours where you least expect it to be — Lapland in the Arctic Circle.
I wasn’t flying to the land of the Alps to join a film shoot, but for a more exotic reason – to watch some of India’s premier cricketers play ball on top of Europe, at the Jungfraujoch. Tavishi Paitandy Rastogi tells more.
No matter the regional differences, modern honeymoons are now a global phenomenon and a multibillion-dollar industry. But where do most couples go for their first days of wedded bliss? Let's find out.
Greek Island of Santorini gives you the perfect taste of local flavour.
Get the most out of the short yet eventful stay in Tokyo. Bustling and beguiling Tokyo is one of the world’s biggest, and most influential, cities and a place where old and new sit easily side by side.
With great shopping and greater sights, the city of The Golden Gate more than lives up to its image. Pankaj Vohra writes.
This could be the poor man’s Jama Masjid. The Walled City’s third largest mosque, circa 1650, has no big domes. Guidebooks don’t go gaga over the place.