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Mark Twain enthusiasts discover Sam Clemens' sign on Cave wall

Ethnic food and women’s empowerment at this restaurant in Kumarakom

Run and managed by women under the State’s RT Mission programme, Samridhi Ethnic Food Restaurant in Kumarakom has won an award

Invis Multimedia has been providing digital content for Kerala Tourism for 20 years

MR Hari, managing director of Invis Multimedia, the leader in creating digital content for Kerala Tourism for nearly 20 years, explains what makes them click with tourists. Today is World Tourism Day

Visakhapatnam’s hidden ecological hotspots

Surrounding the scenic city of Visakhapatnam are many ecologically-sensitive zones perched along the coastline and the Eastern Ghats. Ahead of World Tourism Day, take a peek into these spots

The most Instagrammable mosques in the world

Istanbul’s Sultan Ahmed Mosque, popularly known as Blue Mosque, might be one of the most well-known and most photographed Islamic religious structures around the globe. But here are five more that give it competition

From the notes of a travel writer

Here is what it means to jet set around the world and put down on paper the wonderful experiences you have had

Oktoberfest on EMI

Millennials are now planning their holidays around global festivities

Meet the Chennai geologist who paddled across the fjords of Norway

It was love for standup paddling that took Kumaran Mahalingam from Chennai to Norway, and it is respect for and understanding of the outdoors that he wants to bring back

Notes from China

Being vegetarian is a struggle in China, where only about 50 million people of the 1.42 billion are reportedly vegetarian

Decoding Sacramento’s craft beer explosion

As Oktoberfest begins tomorrow, we take a detour to the Californian capital, which is experiencing a renaissance of its own

In photos: Mawlynnong, the cleanest village of Asia

A visit to Mawlynnong, Meghalaya's immaculate village

Lessons for hill stations from Mawlynnong, 'Asia's cleanest village'

What hill stations in the South can learn from the upcoming plastic ban for tourists in Meghalaya’s Mawlynnong

Kannur-based globetrotter Shakir Subhan’s YouTube vlog ‘Mallu Traveler’ is a primer for budget travel

The YouTube channel offers a vicarious journey through the indigenous cultures and landscapes of the places he visits

Do you think Zostel is fun? Well, it just got four wheels!

Bring your friends, family or just yourself and go touring with Zostel’s ZoZo Bus that has opened up new ways to explore India

Slacklining from the finest nose in Lonavala

If you are an ardent highliner, head to Duke’s Nose Point near Lonavala in October. And bring your own gear

Travel diaries: Once upon a time in Mexico

Sunny days, boozy evenings and a whole lot of museums, cathedrals, shopping and hot chocolate in between

Amboseli National Park: The other Kenyan destination

Amboseli National Park might not have the exciting global appeal of Masai Mara’s wildebeest crossings, but its diverse landscape has plenty to offer

The tale of Begum Samru and the church she built

With the release of the period drama, Beecham House, the magnificent church Begum Samru built in the Uttar Pradesh hinterland, returns to public memory

Chennai’s sustainable hotels

City hotels, particularly along the IT expressway, are doing their bit to reduce the carbon footprint of the hospitality industry

Madurai brothers bat for recreational flying

Madurai brothers Rodney and Benjamin Augustus Dodd who hold courses in flying in New Zealand, want to make the recreation more accessible

A traveller’s guide to onsen

The Korean and Japanese bathing experience is all about exfoliation and healing

Best places to celebrate Onam in Kerala

Planning to celebrate Onam in Kerala? Here are four places to soak in the spirit of the festival

A Kubrickian odyssey: Stanley Kubrick’s work on display at London’s Design Museum

Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition at the Design Museum in London shines light on the clockwork art of one of the greatest filmmakers of the 20th Century

Have a whale of a time at these spots around the globe

Say hello to great blues, swim with humpbacks and admire these majestic mammals from whale-watching spots around the globe

A wildlife biologist talks about life in Ladakh

Wildlife biologist Subhashini Krishnan is elated and despondent in turns at what is happening with Ladakh’s social, cultural and environmental matters

A close encounter with a tiger in Parambikulam tiger reserve

Manu Remakant recollects the time he clicked a big cat in the wild

World expedition on a solar-powered tuk tuk

Re-engineered to be solar-powered, this is the ride of choice for an Australian team travelling the world for a cause. In India, their starting point is Chennai

Pick your trail at this off road sports complex at ECR

Take charge of the handle bar, as your ATV takes control of the terrain, and discover a path shaded by trees and bordered by playful waves

A guide to sustainable food in Copenhagen

While an increasing number of European countries are looking at ways to reduce food excess, here, some lessons from Copenhagen on how to eat sustainably

Here’s what to do on your babymoon

With babymoons on the rise, destinations and hotels are gearing up to make vacations comfortable for expecting couples

Notes from Skopje

Classical façades, shiny bronze statues and marble fountains. The hodgepodge of “nationalist kitsch” has undoubtedly succeeded in attracting curious tourists, with the number of visitors in Skopje rising by 16.6% in 2017

The long road to St Petersburgh

Meenakshi Sai Arvind and her team plan to cover 20, 000 km in two vehicles while spreading awareness about cervical cancer

Get a yacht pass this season

Going beyond cruise liners, holidays on the sea now include 112-foot yachts, trip sharing, and parties with strangers

Through ‘Kcyclopedia’, two techies from Kerala aim to promote a healthy lifestyle via biking

Avid cyclists Vishnu Lal R and Krishnamoorthy G V take the battle against the bulge to the streets with their YouTube channel

Tales from ‘Shravani Mela’

Inspired by legend, people from as far afield as Nepal wind their way to the temple towns of Jharkhand for a yearly mela

How do 'adult-only holidays' work?

The new trend of ‘grown-up getaways’ or ‘adult-only holidays’ promises no kids and a relatively quieter experience. Resorts, cruises and hotels are offering a host of programmes to choose from, including tennis classes at Rafael Nadal’s academy

In Ho Chi Minh City, revisit the horrors of the Vietnam War

Two museums in Vietnam remind us that the horrors of colonisation and brutal military conflict must never be forgotten

From fringes of the Kumbh Mela: Shibu Arakkal on his latest photo series, ‘Mallaah’

The photo-artist has captured the lives of the boatmen of the Ganga and Yamuna

The happiness of a long-distance biker

Yoga teacher Sangeetha Jairam rides off into the yonder in her spare time

When three ladies from Coimbatore climbed the Kilimanjaro

How Sudha Ravishakar, Venkatalakshmi Silesh and Sarala Ramakrishna from Coimbatore, all in their 40s, climbed the Kilimanjaro

Mapping how the Mountain Echoes festival has influenced Bhutan

In its 10th year, the arts festival is making a name for itself internationally and helping shape the country’s cultural landscape

Trichy Trekkers go on crossover expedition to the Hampta Pass in the Himalayas

There were thrills and chills aplenty during a visit to the Himalayan vales organised by Trichy Trekkers

Bagan: Pride, pagodas and the UNESCO World Heritage tag

One hopes the UNESCO World Heritage recognition of Myanmar’s temple city will also ensure its preservation

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