The Chitrakote Waterfalls of Chhattisgarh fall into the Indravati River of Bastar district. At 30 m high and 300 m wide, it is considered the “Niagara Falls of India” and is the state’s largest waterfall. The dense forest of the Eastern Ghats and the Vindhya ranges which surrounds the picturesque waterfalls further enhances its beauty. 　　Chitrakote Waterfalls: A Monsoonal Delight...

　　Celestial Events in May | Imagine standing on the edge of infinity, gazing into the vastness of the cosmos. Beyond the confines of our humble planet lies a realm so immense, so unfathomable, that even the brightest minds among us are explorers in a sea of endless discovery. This May, stand in awe of the universe that surrounds us, for...

　　If I had to pick one thing that I share in common with self-taught baker and author, Shvesh Bhatia, it would be our love for chocolate. “Chocolate is one of the most versatile, forgiving, and limitless ingredients in the world of baking,” said Bhatia in an exclusive interview with Outlook Traveller. 　　 　　Bhatia has recently released his fifth cookbook, Chocolate:...

　　Tamil Nadu's multifaceted cultural heritage comprises many local art forms beyond the state's popular dance and music. Among the state's treasure trove of crafts is Toda embroidery, practised by the eponymous indigenous community. The Toda tribe, an indigenous community residing in the Nilgiri Hills of Tamil Nadu, is known for its distinctive cultural practices and craftsmanship. Their intricate art of...

　　Hair museum in Türkiye | Türkiye is home to several amazing museums that are well-known for their incredible exhibits. According to Statista, in 2023, there were over 600 museums operating in the country. These museums offer a journey filled with wonder, showcasing remarkable craftsmanship and curation. 　　In addition to the famous museums, there are several offbeat options that you must...

　　Centrally located and a favourite hang among all Delhiites, a trip to Khan Market is never a bad idea—especially if you're looking for some of the best brunch spots in the city. With close to more than a hundred restaurants and cafés, this old shopping complex has options for all kinds of moods. Whether you are craving Grammar Room's Katsu...

　　A city with a history as rich as Delhi naturally makes for a home for several monuments that tell stories of its past which are often not well known. While famous buildings like the Red Fort and Qutub Minar are revered across the world and have been thoroughly documented, a number of lesser-known monuments in Delhi silently endure as reminders...

　　Dubai International Airport (DXB) isn’t just a gateway to the world—it’s a shopping haven that rivals some of the best malls globally. With an extensive range of luxury boutiques, high-street brands, electronics stores, and one of the world’s largest duty-free sections, Dubai Airport is great for retail therapy. Whether you have a long layover or just enough time for a...

　　I found myself in a usual Delhi traffic jam on an unusually-hot March afternoon as I made my way to the Chidya Ghar bar at the Roseate House in Aerocity. Started in 2016, it is Delhi’s only all-women-run bar, and it aims to make a statement in defiance of the stereotypes around women and alcohol in India. Today, it is...

　　Earlier this month, UNESCO announced that 13 Chausath Yogini temples of India were on their tentative list of World Heritage Sites. Scattered across Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, and Tamil Nadu, these 9th- to 12th-century temples are dedicated to yoginis, the female practitioners of yoga who embody the feminine force of Devi and other goddesses. The word chausath, which means...