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A pair of rose-ringed parakeets in Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur, attacking a monitor lizard

Wild about the outdoors

Saraswathy Nagarajan Award-winning wildlife photographers talk to MetroPlus about their favourite snap of the great outdoors. June 5 is World Environment Day

A board with details of paid quarantine hotels put up at Port Kalyana Mandapam in Visakhapatnam

Service with a mask: Inside paid quarantine hotels in Visakhapatnam

Aishwarya Upadhye Hotels that are earmarked as quarantine zones are doing their best to keep their guests comfortable and safe, all from an arms distance

People enjoy a sunny evening. The sign reads ‘In Malmö everything is near. But now, we need to keep distance. Photo: Reuters

Notes from Sweden: 'From where I sat, the world looked like it always had'

Nitin Chaudhary Shops and restaurants are open, and as crowded as they have always been. The city’s joyous commotion has not really ebbed

A passenger showing her ID card to a CISF personnel at the touch-free security check-in area at Coimbatore International Airport where domestic flight services resumed on Monday. Photo: S. Siva Saravanan/THE HINDU

Have a ‘safe journey’: How travel and holidaying will change in the new normal

Nahla Nainar From contactless travel to immunity passports and open-dated stay packages, the Indian tourism and hospitality sector is exploring a range of options to breathe life into a stalled business

Lockdown blues? Drive through different cities with this app

Thor is travelling to every country in the world

Meet the man who is on a mission to travel the world without stepping into an aircraft. He has visited 194 countries so far

Priyadarshini Paitandy Thor runs aboard container ships on the Atlantic, walks inside flooded caves, and wakes up with strange bugs. He is now stuck in Hong Kong, and is nine countries short of finishing his world tour.

A still from ‘A Rainy Day in Kerala’

An animation video that evokes the feeling of walking through Kerala countryside on a rainy day

Shilpa Nair Anand Ajai PK’s animation video, ‘A Rainy Day in Kerala’ captures the feel of Kerala after it rains

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Airbnb’s first royal host — Maharaja Sawai Padmanabh Singh of Jaipur

Jaipur's City Palace now on Airbnb

Watch | Indians can visit these countries without a visa

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Out of Africa

Notes from a small island

The sunlit glades of Vazhaigiri

Road Less Travelled Travel

A forest reverie

Trips full of experience

Shillong Travel

Street on the Hill

The many colours of a white Rann

In the city of light

Teeming crowds and kaleidoscopic sights, masala chai and brocaded saris... fall in love with Varanasi’s many charms

The Bolshoi’s perfect pirouette

The history of Russia’s flagship dance company is as colourful and grand as its gilded interiors. A tour of the famed institution that’s on every traveller’s wishlist

Goan beach experience on offfer for wheelchair users

Festival to be held from March 31 to April 9 in Candolim

The sound of silence

‘No need for artificial pleasantries,” our guide said, “no sorry, no thanks, no nods...’

In a world of wanderlust

Passionate travellers share their bucket lists of places to see and how they plan their trips

Kinks in the armour

Taiwan’s famous love hotels are a space for couples to catch some ‘us time’ surrounded by luxury, writes Subha J Rao

When wellness meets wanderlust

In the age of the smartphone detox, more people are going on wellness trips than ever before

The return of the native

To be one with Nature is on many people’s wish list. George and Sushie Varghese show us how by choosing a slower, simpler and sustainable life

Bahour: A field of dreams

Parshathy J Nath stumbles upon Bahour’s pastoral beauty and its quiet history

Notes from Unchagaon

The dust bowl of western Uttar Pradesh is something of a godforsaken place. Despite its proximity to the power corridors of Delhi, it resembles, even

A weekend by the beach

The Spoken Word brings together adventure, music and puppies

Island in the sun

Tranquil parks, river safaris, amusement rides and oodles of noodles...here’s how to discover Singapore in 48 hours

Click like an Egyptian

From stunning pyramids and expansive deserts to colourful markets and vibrant doors, artist Santhana Krishnan shares his holiday memories through these pictures

Memories of a city by the Lee

Azure bays, pretty churches, stunning sea cliffs... Cork in southern Ireland has lots to do, eat and see, writes Priyadarshini Paitandy

Two wheels and a dozen tales

Forget the uphill ride to scenic Kodai and Munnar. Hit the village track, and cycle away to treasured pockets in Madurai’s countryside

The ‘art’ of travelling

Keralites who craft travel memories with pen, pencils and colours

Notes from Tokyo

For a Delhite like me, living in Tokyo can feel like having entered a science fiction novel

Trunk for turbans

Custom-made storage for all things precious

On the slow track of a luxury train

Liveried staff, plush cabins, gourmet food… it’s all there bar the profits

Moments over a month

S V Teja’s unique time-lapse video captures his i20 travails over a month

Rum, reggae and reefs

It’s hard not to fall in love with the white sand and aquamarine waters of this archipelago. Many islands are still out of reach for tourists, and hence, unexploited. The resorts that dot the coastline of Viti Levu and Vanua Levu have a variety of beach bars.

Don’t miss the flight

Organisations such as Wildlife Association of Rajapalayam can be harbingers of good tidings for the world of birds

Wearing a jaunty attitude

Hotels — like people — need to have a clear identity, so that you can pick a place that defines your personality

Keeping up with the Joneses

Warriors of sustainable travel do more than their bit for the environment, easing out the bad karma the majority of travellers are raking up

A rusty nail and cigar in the ruins

Shaking off their belligerent past, the once abandoned and dilapidated buildings of Budapest are now the new cool hangout for hipsters and tourists

The lady of the lake

Nivedita Ganguly chugs across Odisha’s Lake Chilika in a motorboat to watch the flight of the flamingo

Nose to nose with Nemo

Go snorkelling. Return with a mind full of happy memories and a heart that sings

The tao of the airport

The system sees me as a parcel to be dealt with. Each stage of the process boots me to the next, where I am someone else’s problem

Notes from Christiania

I reach Freetown Christiania on a sultry afternoon in summer. This bohemian area in Copenhagen was created in 1971 by a group of hippies who occupied

Breaking bread in Israel

As a vegetarian, I knew enough from the Bible to be reassured that if nothing else, I could live by bread alone in Israel, says the writer

Four wheels and a highway

With international borders opening up, why bother taking a flight or a train to discover the charms of medieval Europe or the lost heart of Asia? Just set off on an adventurous road trip

Trulli fascinating Italy

Alberobello in southern Italy is home to Trulli houses built in the early 16th Century. The houses have conical roofs made of limestone and the town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Photographer Sharad Haksar set out to shoot these houses at the crack of dawn

Postcards from Antarctica

Wildlife photographer Balan Madhavan rewinds to his maiden expedition to Antarctica

How green is my valley

The road to Chalavara is paved with the intention to never give up

Get ready to pedal along scenic paths

Here are six scenic cycling trails in South India that feature water bodies, forests and magnificent hills

Where are you camping this weekend?

Discover the great wide open with friends and family, go trekking, or relax doing nothing — just a couple of hours’ drive from the city

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Move over Angkor Wat

There’s more to Cambodia than its famous temple. Such as elaborate Tomb Raider sets, fried cockroaches and Kampot pepper.

In Goethe’s footsteps

The mythical tales of Bodetal have long been used to frighten children into good behaviour. But it is really a vast, natural library.

The call of the water

Chill out at Ponmudi River Eco-Tourism Resort, Kallar, and come back refreshed after a dip in the river nearby

Biking across the country

Biker Shilpa Balakrishnan is yet to get back to normalcy after an all-India ride on her CBR 250R

Good morning, Vietnam

ANUBHUTI KRISHNA searches for the elusive Vietnamese coffee in Ho Chi Minh and samples a few classic dishes along the way

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