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From Bazaars To High Streets: Best Places To Shop For Eid
　　Eid-ul-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan, a month of fasting, reflection, and generosity. But in the final stretch before the crescent moon is sighted, something shifts across cities. Streets light up, markets stretch well into the night, and entire neighbourhoods begin to revolve around preparation—new clothes, gifts, sweets, and elaborate meals. Shopping, in this context, becomes more than a checklist;...
Eid
　　There’s a certain stillness that arrives just before Eid. After a month defined by restraint—of appetite, of impulse, of routine—the world seems to exhale all at once. Streets brighten, kitchens come alive, and hearts, perhaps, feel a little lighter. Eid-ul-Fitr is not just the end of Ramadan; it is a moment of collective pause, gratitude, and renewal that stretches across...
Meet The Man Behind The Most Offbeat, Responsible, And Thrilling Adventures In Meghalaya
　　Long before Gerald Samuel Duia became a guide, he was a musician playing guitar and drums, performing gigs, and travelling for music events. Photography followed, bringing journeys to unfamiliar places. “Those creative outlets slowly awakened something in me. I began exploring hidden places, nature, and culture that developed organically,” he says. College at Martin Luther Christian University (MLCU) changed everything....
This Rice From Manipur Has More Antioxidants Than Blueberries
　　Chak-Hao (Black rice) also known as Forbidden Rice or Emperor's Rice, is superfood comes from the beautiful hills of Manipur. Known for its deep purplish-black hue, this indigenous grain carries not just exceptional nutritional qualities, but also centuries of cultural memory. For the Meitei people of Manipur, Chak-Hao is far more than food—it is a symbol of identity, continuity, and...
Where to eat on Route 66 near Chicago: a delicious start to the Mother Road
Route 66 offers a true taste of America, and the culinary adventure kicks off here in Chicago, a city that offers some of the best bites in the U.S. For a century, travelers have fueled up here before heading west on this iconic road trip. With the recent designation of Navy Pier as the official starting point of Route 66,...
Retracing The Dandi March Route: Key Locations From Sabarmati To Dandi That Shaped India’s Salt Satyagraha
　　On the morning of March 12, 1930, a small group stepped out of Sabarmati Ashram and began what would become one of the most influential political marches of the twentieth century. Led by Mahatma Gandhi, 78 carefully chosen volunteers started walking south towards the Arabian Sea. Their goal was simple but radical. They would challenge the British monopoly on salt....
When War Targets History: Golestan Palace Damage And Other Monuments Lost To Conflict
　　For centuries and across continents, monuments have served as symbols of faith, empire, learning and collective memory. Yet in times of war, people have targeted these structures, treating them as symbols to be erased, rewritten or weaponised. 　　That reality is unfolding once again in the Middle East. Tehran’s historic Golestan Palace, often called the “Versailles of Iran,” reportedly suffered significant...
10 Epic Himalayan Treks In Nepal That Will Completely Change How You See The Mountains
　　If you’ve always wanted to trek among the tallest mountains in the world, the Himalayas, Nepal can fulfil that wish. 　　The trails wind through villages that sit under towering snow peaks. Suspension bridges swing over icy rivers. Prayer flags flutter in the wind while glaciers crack quietly in the distance. Every day on the trail feels like you are stepping...
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How to Redeem Points for Boutique Hotels
Your preferred hotel chain might have boutique offerings. If not, use statement credits or a travel portal.
The Guide to Delta Wi-Fi
In addition to some complimentary services, Delta offers hourly, daily and monthly rates for high-speed internet.
Does State Farm Offer Travel Insurance?
State Farm doesn't offer travel insurance. Turn to other companies or a travel credit card for travel coverage.
HTH Travel Insurance Review: Is It Worth the Cost?
HTH offers trip protection and travel medical insurance for travelers whose primary insurance may not apply abroad.
The Guide to Delta Silver Medallion
Earning Silver Medallion status will take a bit of work (and money), but it's readily attainable for avid flyers.
How Accidental Death Travel Insurance Works
Some travel cards offer travel life insurance as a benefit, but an additional policy might be necessary.
The Guide to Delta Premium Select
On long-haul flights, the extra cost of flying Premium Select is almost always worth it.
The Guide to Chase Sapphire Rental Car Insurance
Chase Sapphire cards come with primary rental car insurance covering damage and theft.
How Annual or Multi-Trip Travel Insurance Works
Multi-trip insurance can be cost-effective for frequent travelers, just make sure the coverage meets your needs.
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You Now Have to Pay to Leave Japan
Heading to Japan? You may want to spend $9 less on that sushi order or shopping spree in Shibuya. The country recently announced that it will be implementing a departure tax for all visitors, irrespective of nationality. The new fee, called the sayonara tax, will cost travelers 1,000 yen (or...
Should You Tip Your Flight Attendant? This Airline Is Encouraging It
Tomás Del Coro/Flickr Frontier Airlines is giving new meaning to friendly skies. Effective January 1, passengers on the low-cost carrier will have the option of showing their gratitude by leaving a tip for flight attendants serving them refreshments. “We appreciate the great work of our flight attendants and know that...
Carnival Cruise Line to Debut the First-Ever Roller Coaster at Sea
With features like go-karts, waterslides, bumper cars, and skydiving simulators, cruise ships are already considered to be theme parks at sea -- and now, Carnival Cruise Line is taking that notion literally. The company recently announced that it will be unveiling the first-ever roller coaster at sea on a...
WOW Air Suddenly Shut Down. Here’s What Travelers Need to Know.
Wow Air; Oliver Holzbauer/Flickr Wow Air, Iceland’s beloved low-cost carrier, lived up to its name with rock-bottom prices (as low as $49 flights from the U.S. to Europe, and even $199 one-way fares from between the U.S. and India), but now it’s dropping jaws for another reason. After months of...
The TSA Finds More Than 10 Loaded Guns in Carry-On Bags Every Day
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport; Josh Hallett/Flickr When it comes to the dos and don’ts of packing a carry-on bag, most travelers know the drill: Make sure your suitcase fits the size requirements, no liquids greater than 3.4 ounces, and leave the firearms at home. In 2018, however, a record number...
Italy’s Cinque Terre Could Fine You Over $2,000 for Wearing Flip-Flops
Hotel Porto Roca, Cinque Terre Built into the cliffs on a stunning stretch of the Ligurian coast in northwest Italy, Cinque Terre serves up seaside hikes that are as breathtaking as their views. The region is best explored by foot, but as we stated in a recent piece, dressing appropriately...
Will This Effort Protect Tourists From Needless Selfie Deaths?
The phrase “do it for the gram” has led to some devastating results: Since 2011, the number of selfie-related deaths has increased. Between March 2014 and September 2016 alone, 127 people died while attempting to snap a selfie, Travel and Leisure reports. From India to Australia, travelers are putting...
Post-Hurricane Dorian Update: Islands in the Bahamas You Can (And Should) Still Visit
Hurricane Dorian, a Category 5 tropical cyclone, struck the Bahamas on September 1, 2019. The relentless storm, now considered the worst natural disaster in the country’s history, left a devastating trail of destruction in its wake. It decimated entire islands and forced thousands of Bahamians to evacuate their homes. If...
How the Government Shutdown Could Impact Your Travel Plans
Josh Hallett/Flickr Now in its 20th day, the government shutdown -- triggered as a result of President Donald Trump’s determination to secure funding for a border wall -- drags on. With no visible progress, services have halted, employees continue to work without pay, and the president and his opposition remain...
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