The crescent-shaped Naini Lake in Kumaon is said to have been 'discovered' by a British businessman

The Malaprabha river valley is considered to be a cradle of temple architecture in India with cave temples that date back to the 6th and 7th century AD

The Hoysaleswara Temple in Karnataka is home to some of the most intricate carvings you will come across

These secluded beaches are ideal for the post-pandemic, socially-distanced era

Unlike staring at a two-dimensional painting, sculptures inhabit the same space as you do and draw you in by making you change your point of view and interact with them

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Bhimbetka Rock Shelters are known to be one of the oldest archaeological sites in the world

While the nip in the air frosts your nose, the swatches of green will delight your soul

The party capital of India is home to a bunch of overlooked churches that tell tales of the past

They operate in places so inaccessible that modern medicine or its services will take days to reach

So you can't hit the road right now, but you can quench your wanderlust with these incredible aerial shots of roads and paths from all over the world

With their perfectly manicured lawns and symmetrical design, Kashmir's gardens are a window to its soul

Los Angeles has a bold and beautiful street art scene bursting with creativity

Nestled in Sechuan province, Larung Gar is the world's largest one of the largest centres of Buddhist learning

The iconic film just completed 55 years. Here's a look at the iconic locations where the film was shot

Stone carving has been an important part of life in the valley, whether it is the veneering technique used in building Kashmiri homes, or the use of stones in gardens