Mexico City is definitely not the easiest destination to travel to as a solo female, especially if you come from a small town like me. Its sheer size can be overwhelming with over 20 million people spread across its sprawling and very distinct neighbourhoods. This metropolis is packed with the buzzing energy of crowd masses and traffic, colours and scents...

　　Diviniti has been a beacon of luxury and spirituality in India for over six decades. Renowned for its exquisite 24-carat gold-plated products, the brand seamlessly blends tradition with modernity, offering a diverse range of premium gifting solutions that resonate with both personal and corporate sentiments. 　　A Legacy Of Excellence 　　The inception of House of Diviniti was driven by a vision...

　　Tokyo's iconic luxury district, Ginza, is a hub of high-end shopping, exquisite dining, and cultural experiences. Known for its glamorous streets lined with flagship stores, Michelin-starred restaurants, and historic theatres, the place offers a wholesome experience for visitors. Here are the top five things to do in Ginza for shopaholics, foodies, and culture enthusiasts. 　　Shop At World-Class Boutiques 　　 　　Ginza...

　　Denmark is widely recognised as one of the most cycling-friendly countries in the world. According to the Cycling Embassy of Denmark, Copenhagen has five times more bicycles than cars, with over 62 per cent of the residents commuting to work by bike. Bicycles were first introduced to Denmark in the 1880s, and by the 1920s and 1930s, cycling became a...

　　“Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Ki Jai! Har Har Mahadev (Hail Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj”) echoed the streets of Nashik on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti (or Shiv Jayanti), celebrated on January 19, each year, to commemorate the birth anniversary of the first Chhatrapati of the Maratha empire. 　　 　　As I snaked my way through the dancing crowd at Panchvati, I sensed the admiration...

　　Bollywood actor Sidharth Malhotra is a foodie. Ask him about the five places he remembers because of their food, and he can give you an entire list of memorable dishes he enjoyed, from lal maas and junglee mutton in Rajasthan to the best French toast at ABC Kitchen in New York to the freshest fish and excellent organic produce he...

　　Goa Beyond Beaches has been a buzzword for quite some time, and rightly so. The hinterlands have become a priority in overhauling the state's tourism landscape and making the beaches less crowded. Conventionally associated with a free-spirited nightlife, the sun and sea state now draws tourists for birding. Interestingly, not many people know that Goa, with nearly 495 bird species,...

　　If you are a horophile in India, then this place should be on your must-visit list. In Bengaluru—the tech capital of India—there is a hidden gem that pays tribute to the country’s industrial heritage and is well-known among history buffs and watch aficionados. The HMT Heritage Centre and Museum is India’s only notable watch museum, offering an incredible journey into...

　　Tral, a sub-district, is surrounded by lofty mountain ranges and densely forested evergreen trees in Kashmir. Located at a distance of around 40 kms from Srinagar, the area is known for its striking beauty, century-old chinar trees, and springs. For the last few years, however, the history and preservation of the millennia-old Gufkral caves here have become a talking point...

　　The moment I found out I’d be spending a year in London for my master’s degree, my tryst with the Scottish Highlands was set in stone. My inner fangirl saved through weekend campus jobs so that I could live my Outlander fantasy; visiting real-life locations that inspired Diana Gabaldon’s story and filming sites that brought the TV series to life....