A tiny hill station, less than 100km from Mumbai, is a symphony of pouring rain, windy blasts and gurgling springs in the monsoon

If it weren’t for the pandemic, we would have been reading a book penned by this British chef, consultant and columnist about his 20 years in India

With the right conditions, a reverse or upside down or inverted waterfall can happen anywhere. Maharashtra in India is one of the best places to see them during monsoon.

Hit up these tea garden bungalows to savour freshly brewed cups of tea in the midst of some stunning scenery

Photographer Amit Pasricha is using his years of accumulated knowledge to protect India's monuments through a unique project called 'India Lost and Found'

Mughal dishes were not smothered in sauces but banked on a balanced use of a limited number of spices and herbs, reveals noted Persian scholar Salma Husain, in her book 'The Mughal Feast: Recipes...

Are you a solo woman traveller? Do you enjoy women-only group tours? Here is a list of women-run travel agencies who are ready to curate your trip and take care of logistics

This down to earth resort gives you a chance to spend time with the baul and fakirs, the singing minstrels of Bengal

This historical city in Uttar Pradesh may have lost its royal charm but its fragrant ‘attar’ is what makes it the ‘perfume capital of India’

Tram rides, Christmas, and picnics...

One of the largest brackish water lakes in Asia is a perfect place for a winter vacation, especially for a date with the hordes of migratory birds that visit each year

Tranquility, leisure and luxury, all under the same sky

An exclusive, limited period home-delivered culinary feast is delving into the food heritage of Kolkata

With only three people privy to the secret recipe of Pasteis de Belem, you cannot ignore the famous delicacy only available at this shop in Portugal’s capital city

Did you know Mumbai is said to have the world’s second largest concentration of Art Deco buildings after Milan?