Filmmaker Imtiaz Ali On Why He Never Follows A Fixed Itinerary

Imtiaz Ali never hires a guide or follows a travel itinerary. The filmmaker records the places he sees, the food he eats and the music he hears—in his mind

Hitting The High Notes

For Carnatic Music Vocalist T.M. Krishna, Mountains, Like His Art, Teach Him to Shift Boundaries

Karishma Grover Walks Into A Bar...

... because she is a vintner who loves exploring cities one tavern at a time

Dubai Spills The Beans

Sipping Coffee From Around The World At The U.A.E’s First Coffee Museum

Salzburg Beyond The Sound Of Music

Ice Caves, Azure Lakes, And Mozart: There’S More In The Austrian City’S Treasure Chest Than The Iconic Hollywood Musical

Thou Shalt Not Eat, But...

In A German Monastery, A Dish Invented During Lent Prompted Monks In The 17 th Century To Break The Rules Of A Strict Cistercian Order

A Trail Through Vintage Yangon

EXPLORING MYANMAR’S PAST THROUGH ARCHITECTURAL RELICS

Volcanic Pursuits

Across a Sea of Sand to the Mouth of a Fuming Volcano in Indonesia 

Lord of the Pitches

Hosting Cricket for Two Centuries, Lord’s Cricket Ground Is a Hallowed Space for Fans of the Sport

Living Museum

A Stroll Through The Historical, Architectural Wonderland Of Old Bharuch.

Arcade Games

Time Travelling On Melbourne’s Historic Retail Trail.

Put On Earth To Paint

Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum Is A Window Into The Artist’s Life.

Riverside Stroll

Walking Through The Centuries, On Chandernagore’s Promenade.

A Writer In Transit

The author of immigrant, Montana finds that long journeys, on trains and taxis, often spark his creative muse. He says in travel, “newness is everything”

Lake With A View

The Benefits Of Bobbing Around On, And Bathing In, Italy’s Largest Lake Garda

They Built This City On Rock ‘N' Roll

A One-Time Insider Revisits Gothenburg To Find That Sweden’s Port City Is Still Every Bit The Ultra-Cool Alternative Musical Paradise It Used To Be.

Whipped Dreams

Summers in Florence go best with creamy, lip smacking gelatos made using generations-old secret recipes

Down To Earth

The Drama Of The Wild Exists Both Outdoors Andi Inside South Africa’s Sabi Sabi Earth Lodge

Wild, Wild Bandipur

At The Serai Bandipur, safaris and nature walks apart, elegant peacocks keep you company and dainty flower peckers compose the jungle’s score

Amazing Grace In An Ancient Land

Maigang, a small village in Tibet, is a place of captivating beauty and resilient women

How To Raise Spirits In Hotel Rooms

The Mood of a Room Is Determined Not by Its Past, but by What You, a Traveller, Bring to It

When College Teaches You How To Travel

On Travelling as a Student, Saving Money and Spending It All

Hide And Peak

A Trek Into Nanda Devi National Park Encompasses Culture, Wildlife and 360-degree Views of the Great Himalayan Range

How To Eat, Pray And Live In Amritsar

Amritsar's Technicolour Bazaars and Dhabas Selling Kulchas Are a Feast for the Senses. Here’s a 48-hour Guide of the Storied City

Sea Change

A Luxurious Goan Weekend Escape Doesn’t Get Any Better Than Taj Fort Aguada

Corbett's Animal Farm

No day is without drama at Uttarakhand’s Jim Corbett National Park

The Globe Is (Not Just) A Stage

London’s Globe Theatre Is Where the Bard Once Entertained Nobility and Everyday Folk Alike. The Verve of the Shakespearean Era Is Still Captured Well Here

Strict Indulgence

The view is splendid and time languid at this new luxury wellness resort in the Eastern Ghats of Vishakhapatnam

Tagore Lived Next Door

Solitude, stunning vistas, and a perfect writer’s nook are the highlights of a stay at V Resorts Ramgarh

France's Bottoms-Up Approach

Inside the atmospheric medieval cellars of Pannier House, an elite champagne maker in northern France