Music-lovers, camp under the moon and stars at Canterbury Castles in Bengaluru to attend the Beantown Backyard Festival

Take a short trip to Goa and join this elegant event to celebrate the colours of India. Watch moving theatre and emotion-driven art pieces at the Serendipity Arts Festival

Everyone's favourite literature festival, the JLF will be held in Adelaide, Houston, Boulder and even New York later this year

It's a new clayground for artists, exploring the endless possibilities of working clay and ceramics

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While tourists usually go to Egypt to see the architectural wonder of the pyramids, head to neighbouring Sudan the next time to see similar pyramids in peace

The Sun Temple at Modhera might be called as the lesser-known counterpart of Konark, but its exquisite artisanship tells us a different story altogether

Edinburgh is the world city of festivals. It has about 12 throughout the year which generates about £320 million in revenue. In the summer, even a week in Edinburgh is worth every penny

Off the beaten path, Champaner-Pavagadh Archaeological Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is said to be India’s only complete and unchanged pre-Mughal Islamic city

Learn of the legends passed down from one generation to another and witness the unfolding of traditional rituals at these Krishna temples spread across the state of Gujarat

From historical monuments to crowded shopping malls, from Mughal gardens to the Delhi University campus, Delhi has multiple personalities making it 'The good, the bad and the ugly'

Shekhawati reflects the ingenious and unparalleled profusion of wall paintings that can be seen intricately executed in its numerous temples, havelis and forts

From Oxford to Nalanda, take a virtual tour around the globe while visiting some of the world's oldest institutions. Some of these exist simply as ruins, while others have withstood the test of time

Jodhpur is known as the ‘Sun City’ thanks to the bright and sunny weather all year round and the ‘Blue City’ because of the large cluster of houses painted in the said colour

Lucknow lies in the middle of the Heritage Arc. This bustling city, famed for its Nawabi era finesse and amazing food, is a unique mix of the ancient and the modern.