You’ve heard of Jaipur’s blue pottery, or spotted the usual glazed ceramics at bazaars. But how well do you know India’s hyperlocal pottery cultures?

It's known to be the biggest open-air laundry in the world and dates back to 1890

66 is the number of....the Mother Road in the US of A. And we've fixed a whole visual tour for all you road-trip lovers out there

On a trek in search of the hanging monastery

Happiness is found in the unlikeliest of places, and sometimes it's found within. The ruins of Hampi were a catalyst to this introspection

A look at the diversity of India through the lens of the festival of Dusshera

It's not all about Ram; there are many diverse ways that Dussehra is celebrated across the country. How many of these unique festivals have you seen?

Kolkata was recently declared the safest city for women in India. We asked the women which parts of the Calcutta chromosome they're most bound to

From the Empire State Building to the Stonehenge, here are the world-famous attractions that changed ownership over the years

From the dance with burning incense pots to a pujo with 108 lotus flowers, get to know Durga Puja up close

Anmol Grover, a guide with Immersive Trails, talks to us about her experience conducting walking tours in Kolkata that are curated from scratch

Replete with natural beauty, vibrant culture and sublime spirituality, Gujarat is a paradise for travellers of varying tastes and interests

How were we depicted in early atlases? Did colonialism affect the best of cartographers? We try and answer these questions by logging into the world's largest private map collection

From its cities to its small towns and villages, Bihar is a treasure trove for travellers, who find themselves hit with a wave of euphoria here

Created by Darren Star, 'Emily in Paris' might have hit the screens at a time when travel is down and out, but it sure does bring a sense hopefulness