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All you need to know about astro tourism

Astro tourism is right up your alley if you love stargazing, chasing meteor showers or simply soaking in the sights of an illuminated night sky

Student exchange programmes are a big hit in Hyderabad

Having to eat just lettuce for dinner to overcoming animal phobia, teenagers on student exchange programmes are but wiser

This Indian woman is the youngest to cycle around the world

Vedangi Kulkarni on how she rode a bicycle, alone, through temperatures as low as -20°C and as high as 37°C, all in 159 days

Notes from Lansdowne

Home to an army cantonment, it has mixed links with history, dating from as late as the Raj era when it nested a unit of the British army

The Barbary cardsharps: lyrical accounts aside, Marrakech preys on tourists, brutally

To my surprise, though, on my fifth and last day at Jamaa el-Fna, its vibe grew on me

Chasing light at the Kumbh

Leading photographers share pro tips and guides to help you get the best shots at the Kumbh Mela

From Mont Blanc to Mount Lobuche, the journey of a part-time mountaineer

Chennai mountaineer Varun Gunaseelan recalls his most difficult journeys, and explains why it’s all worth it

The story of how a group took the Pongal Bird Count up a notch

Three birders. Three days. 332 species recorded.

This explorer travelled to Kashmir to Kanyakumari...by foot

Young explorer Shubham Dharmsktu walks from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, ignoring foot blisters and swarms of flies, hoping to shed light on the country’s waste management scenario

Why this Pietermaritzburg cricket ground is unique

The cricket ground at Pietermaritzburg is unique — it has a full-grown tree inside the boundary limits

A visit to Pietermaritzburg station, where Gandhi was pushed off the train in South Africa

A visit to the Pietermaritzburg railway station, South Africa, where Gandhi was pushed off the train and ‘Satyagraha was born’, is sure to fire up your patriotic spirit

On a road trip in South Africa

Take a road trip covering 1,850 kilometres from Durban to Cape Town, South Africa to realise that the journey is as fascinating as the destination

The Araku Balloon Festival is here!

The second edition of the Araku Balloon Festival brought with it adventure and the opportunity to view some spectacular sights

Kerala adventure tourism: Move over houseboats, the kayaks are here

Activity-based tourism is set to create waves in Kerala, with the State’s Department of Tourism focused on promoting two core sectors — adventure

Notes from Tashkent

Soviet architecture in Tashkent greatly references the cosmos and science fiction

Avian dwellers of the arid land

Students of Lady Doak College along with Iragukal birding group have recorded over 120 species of birds in Ramanathapuram district as part of Pongal Bird Count

The Mighty Museums

A submarine and an aircraft draw in record crowds as they flock to see the war veterans

Visit these unique food museums across the world

Bite into some of the unique food museums around the globe, both temporary and timeless

From grey to glorious: Downtown Los Angeles’ street art symphony

There’s a distinct dichotomy to Los Angeles: one part a dazzling entertainment epicentre, the other a booming street art community thriving on walls, streets and doors

Scaling Agasthyarkoodam, a trekker’s dream destination

As ardent trekkers gear up for the arduous climb to Agasthyarkoodam, veterans, men and women, recall the highlights of conquering the tough terrain

It all goes downhill from here

Just when the author thought she had escaped the horror of dug-up roads, it followed her to her new address

Walk along the comic book route in Brussels

Besides historic landmarks, waffles and chocolates, Brussels is a delight for its street art

Andhra Art and Craft Hotel offers a riot of art forms

Andhra Art and Craft Hotel in Visakhapatnam offers its guests a taste of the State’s traditions from the comfort of their rooms

The Calcutta chromosome

Pramod Kapoor, founder-publisher, Roli Books, on Calcutta Then – Kolkata Now, a tribute to the epic city where he spent his childhood summers

Notes from Milan

Money and matrimonial matters were on my mind as I contemplated going to a wedding that had set off much chatter on the social circuit

Romancing the Nile

A cruise along the river resonates with ancient cultures, traditions and lifestyles that are not very different from what they were thousands of years ago

A lift here, a meal there

Devi Singh Bhati is travelling penniless across seven cities to promote a cocktail he created and compete at a global event

On board with Drew Binsky

The American travel vlogger aims to travel to 22 countries in the next two years

Pekiti Tirsia Kali, the Filipino martial art form

Aditya Roy’s urban survival workshop in Goa trains people in the Filipino martial art form of Pekiti Tirsia Kali

Discover Araku from a hot air balloon in the second edition of the festival

Floating over the skies of Araku Valley, thrill seekers will soon get a unique bird’s-eye view of familiar sights. The picturesque Araku Valley will

In Dublin’s fair city

If you are visiting the capital of Ireland without reading the seminal works of James Joyce, chances are the novelist is watching you reproachfully

Walking through Sweden’s summer light

Almhult, located in the beautiful Småland province, is the birthplace of modern taxonomy, and much later, Ikea

What happens in an elephant rejuvenation camp? Here is a peek!

Twenty-eight pachyderms. 48 days of pampering, strolls in the woods, good food... the annual temple elephant rejuvenation camp at Thekkampatti near Mettupalayam is a lot of fun for man and animal alike

Notes from Bratislava

Bratislava is just as instagrammable and selfie-worthy as any other European city

In search of the forts of Madura

Amidst the concrete maze today stand two important edifices that are the only remnants of the double-walled city that Madurai once was

Exploring Kerala’s shoreline

Liza Natarajan, Medha Bhatt and Arjun A on their walks that revealed a kaleidoscopic view of the coast

Slow and steady wins the race

At Ras Al Jinz in Oman relentless conservation efforts are saving turtles in the hundreds

Unearth jewels from a treasury

A geographic marvel, empowered women and an exquisite theatre tradition... From Manipur’s many little-known stories, Shailaja Tripathi brings you a few

Travel to these Instagram-worthy places!

If it ain’t Insta-worthy, we aren’t going — this is what increasingly defines holiday choices. In 2019, flamenco and flamingos feature on our travel list, along with stunning sunsets and glamorous yacht parties

The lure of luxe

From yoga classes to gourmet health food, airlines outdo each other in pampering their passengers

Secrets from the caverns

Lonavala’s ancient rock-cut caves tell haunting stories of gods, kings and austere monks who lived there

Foreign tourists can now fly directly to Andamans

Foreign tourists can now directly fly to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands as the government has designated Port Blair airport as an authorised

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