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A TASTE OF SINDH
My grandmother’s recipes, tales of her short-lived yet idyllic days in Sindh and survival stories of Partition tether me to my homeland.
NEW FANTASIES
Some may dream of travel post lockdown, but Samanth Subramanian’s longings are closer home
THE LONG WAY HOME
For restaurateur and chef Prateek Sadhu, food is a way back to the Kashmir he left as a child, a remembrance of things past and a possible way forward.
SPACE ODDITY
The greatest wilderness of all, Antarctica is a stark and pristine land whose preservation has never been so crucial
LIFE IN TRANSIT
Shunali Khullar Shroff recollects a childhood spent constantly on the move as an army kid
MY FAVOURITE Souvenir
Collecting mementos on trips is second nature to travellers. Photographers from across the globe shot their most cherished ones while home, dreaming of travelling again
AN INHERITANCE OF HOME
How three generations of women navigated the ever-changing idea of home and belonging across time and borders.
72 Hours In Taipei
Mile-high shaved ice. Crispy golden crullers. Steaming vats of rich noodle soup. Here’s what a long weekend in Asia’s most underrated food city looks (and tastes) like
20 Places To Go In 2020
Conscious luxury, landmark anniversaries and the hottest emerging destinations— here’s our holiday list to tick off this year.
SCALE UP
The islands of French Polynesia are endlessly appealing, but fresh elements have added new intrigue to the setting.
THE TASTE OF HOME
In food, one may just find a home with no fixed address. Vidya Balachander explores how shared culinary customs transcend geographical borders
WHY WE TRAVEL
40 chefs under 40 who are transforming India’s culinary scene Also: the smartest travel services
HOSPITALITY VIA DESIGN
If you’re looking to list your house on platforms like Airbnb, HomeAway and Booking.com to make some extra cash, here’s a 10-point guide to turning your place into a comfortable and attractive homestay.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH
At the veritable winter wonderland that is The St. Regis Aspen Resort, Smitha Menon understands the meaning of an old tune
CLOUD ATLAS
IN RUGGED KYRGYZSTAN, LIFE SHADOWS THE WILD WHIMSY OF THE SEASONS. FOR ITS NOMADIC HERDERS AND HUNTERS, THE MOST JOYFUL MOMENT OF ALL IS THE RETURN TO THE SUMMER FREEDOM OF THE PLAINS
ELECTRIC NAGALAND
FRESH MINDS BRING SUSTAINABLE THINKING AND NEW WAYS OF LIVING TO THE NORTHEASTERN STATE, FINDS VIVEK MENEZES.
Explore The Cultural Crossroads Of Turkey
Feasting, faith and fresh discoveries at the cultural crossroads of Turkey.
15 Rooftop Bars Across The World
From the 118th floor of a Hong Kong skyscraper to Chile’s best-kept secret, these cocktail bars are worth a trip across the world.
Split Decision
No longer a sleepy artists’ village, Ubud is now a crush of scooters, sound healers and Zen seekers. Yet its surroundings remain tinged in an emerald sheen.
Charged Up
Wellness has been the biggest travel boom in decades, as people turn to various wisdoms to deal with their own health. Daisy Finer shines a light on the effective players—and what’s next
Secret Delhi
For a deeper encounter with the city, a place of grand architecture, history, culture and cuisine, Rosalyn D’Mello speaks to its keepers
Christmas Delights
If you’re planning an elaborate bash for the festivities, Maria Goretti has tips on coming up with a menu, decorations, gifts and more.
Say Yes In Ceylon
Sri Lanka’s tea estates make the perfect setting for romance. Sabyasachi Mukherjee unveils his latest destination wedding edit at the charming, atmospheric Ceylon Tea Trails.
Natural Born Sparkle Like A Diamond
Nothing can replace the rarity and brilliance of natural diamonds. These gifts of nature have stood the test of time for eons, and are the epitome of not just beauty but also eco-conscious luxury. Every diamond carries with it—quite literally—a piece of the earth that signifies eternity and purity. We trace their journey from then to now—three billion years ago to be precise, to a mysterious place and age that scientists spend their lives deliberating.
All That Shimmers
In the age of hyped-up tourist spots, Mahesh Rao takes a chance on golden hour at Europe’s largest sand dune
Acting With Purpose
Cover girl Bhumi Pednekar speaks to Andrea Pinto about being a climate warrior and why she firmly believes in wearing the same thing twice.
Back To The Land
Ibiza is throwing off its party-till-dawn image. Now, even the ravers grow their own vegetables as part of the love-in with the island's field-to-fork movement
World's Sexiest Ecolodges
At last, aesthetes can enjoy escapes that are as easy on the eyes as they are the environment, writes Juliet Kinsman
Dizzy Rascal
WITH ITS DYED-IN-THE-WOOL WAYS, THE FAROE ISLANDS WAS DOING HOMESPUN WAY BEFORE IT BECAME HIP. THE REST OF THE WORLD MAY HAVE ITS EVERY INCH SURVEYED BY GOOGLE STREET VIEW, BUT THE MISTY ARCHIPELAGO JUST LAUNCHED ITS OWN MAPPING SYSTEM—WITH CAMERAS ATTACHED TO SOME OF ITS 80,000 SHEEP.
Power To The People (Please)
An expedition to electrify a remote village in Ladakh with solar energyis complicated business