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....

　　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...

　　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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