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48 Hours in Toronto

Toronto, which is also known as Hollywood North - likes to stand in for its more famous U.S. neighbour New York, but Canada's largest metropolis is a star all its own, which is often overlooked and under-hyped.

48 Hours in Dickensian London

London in the 21st century is not all that different from the heaving Victorian metropolis forever preserved in the novels of English writer Charles Dickens, whose 200th birthday is next week.

Palampur: Dhauladhar's own little Eden

Want to experience para gilding? Wish to ride the toy train as it chuggs along cliffsides and rolling plains? Or perhaps you want to bathe in a gurgling stream that flows past your doorstep and then spend a leisurely afternoon roaming through tea gardens? Rock climbing, trekking or adventure, Palampur has it all.

Travel Postcard: 48 hours in Dallas / Fort Worth

Got 48 hours to spend in Dallas-Fort Worth? There is plenty to see and do in this metropolitan area featuring two cities with distinctly different vibes.

In full bloom

Going over the Coronation Bridge spanning the Teesta river, we crossed over from West Bengal to Sikkim.

Messing with mystery spot

It's an interesting diversion away from the famed Santa Cruz beach and the legendary surf that builds up on the coastline.

In communion with the Himalayas at Auli

You don't have to be a skier to enjoy the charm of Auli, or for that matter, see the snow capped Himalayas.

Free fall

In Auckland, New Zealand, you can dive off a tower at 192 feet and live to tell the story

48 hours in New Orleans

Hospitality is king in New Orleans whether the city is hosting major sports events, the annual Mardi Gras or thousands of visitors who have dropped in for a fun weekend.

African jungles: Call of the wild

African jungles are famous for their wildlife. But what were veteran cricketers doing there?

Jodhpur's crowning glory

It's not only the rolling ramparts with their legendary canons, panoramic city views, chambers, palaces and museums that make the Mehrangarh Fort experience truly memorable, but its sounds, its chatter, and its silence, too.

A mis-adventure in Nepal

Bad planning and bad luck can be seriously disappointing, especially when you are an Indian in Kathmandu.

Travel diary: 48 hours in Brussels

Brussels has long been defined by trade and used to be the crossroads where silk and tapestries changed hands. Forty-eight hours is barely enough time to scratch the surface of past and present identities. Here're tips on how to make the best of a short stay.

48 hours in Oslo at Christmas time

Oslo dresses up in white lights ahead of Christmas but keeps the spirit of the season partly under wraps as befits a reserved Nordic capital. Here's how to see the best of the city in just two days.

German Diary

The wonderful thing about both Frankfurt and Stuttgart was that it all felt very different. At the Christmas markets in both cities, I was the only Indian and the Germans I met knew little about our country. But they were nearly always warm and positive about India and curious to learn more.
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Lunch-hour love shacks a rage in Vietnam

On a cloudy noon, a man in office outfit with dark glasses and a woman in a sun-resistant cloak with a mask muffling her head entered a room at a mini hotel in Vietnam's capital Hanoi. About an hour later, they checked out, again covertly.

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