Featured Destination

The azure waters of Zanzibar will have you fall in love with nature all over again, provided you don't get speared in the foot by a sea urchin

On a recent trip to Pakistan, Monica Sharma shares her diverse experiences in the sisterland

Hilltop villages in Tuscany, Italy, are home to lush vineyards and medieval architecture

As pundits say, if 21st century belongs to China, then China itself belongs to Beijing, the bustling capital of the nation, which in the recent time has undergone unprecedented transformation that simply dazzle the world.

The Bedouins of Petra have swapped their disdashas for denims and their caravans for cars. But despite their apparent modernisation, they never lost touch with their roots

Hold your breath. This "little something" is mighty huge and hyper luxurious. It was built by the owner of the biggest newspaper and magazine empire in the world for the super rich, the super powerful and the super glamourous.

Cambodia is not only known for the inspiring Angkor Wat but also juicy and fried tarantulas. Here's all you need to know before you pack your bags for the trip.

As an avid nature and wildlife lover I have done the Masai Mara circuit in Kenya a few times and was now all set to visit Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and Lake Mnyara - all by myself.

As most religious places, Haridwar too has its fair share of supporters and detractors.

You don't have to be at the gaming tables to enjoy Las Vegas is your biggest takeaway as you leave Sin city.

Florence, Italy has seduced art lovers for over five centuries with her impressive collection of works by Renaissance artists such as Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Giotto.

Currently hosting the famous Swiss Knie Circus, this city has much fun to offer to travellers

It's not just the cool air - New Zealand takes your breath away in more ways than one by Pranav Dixit

The World Heritage Sites gives visitors a taste of Korea's cherished past, but it's only the tip of the iceberg from a Korea-tourism point of view. There are lots of other things to see and do in this country of 60 million friendly people.

A fictional character becomes a tourism boon for Prince Edward Island