Culture

India has some of the most breathtaking travel locations in the world, and solo trips to any of them are a must. Here are some of the top destinations that people, especially women, can travel to alone.

If your travel plans this winter coincide with any of these 7 amazing festivals, you’re in for a treat.

Sulabh International's Toilet Museum in Delhi offers a glimpse of the development of sanitation facilities across the world.

Located in the heart of Imphal, Ima Keithal has long been an important meeting ground and trading hub of Manipur. Run entirely by women, this sprawling 500-year-old market represents the life and ethos of a state where women have long been at the forefront of commerce and socio-political protests.

We often find different versions of mythological legends woven into the folklore. Here’s a look at some of the fascinating stories behind Diwali.

The first time Tapan Babbar, a Delhi-based user experience designer went to Varanasi about two years back, he came across many children playing out on the streets; games that he remembers playing back in the 90s, which took to his childhood.

Children (as well as curious adults) can access stories, legends, and myths about India in an easily digestible video format on the YouTube channel Epified.

M S Subbulakshmi's was a life of many towering achievements and among them was her concert at the United Nations in New York, the first for an Indian performing artist!

Streetside book markets, with their steals and deals on all kinds of books, are a dream come true for bibliophiles. Here is a list of 7 book streets across India where, with a little bit of patience and a lot of bargaining, book lovers can pick up their favourite reads!

Every country has a unique identity of its own; one that it passes on its people. In this article, TripHobo lists ten things that are synonymous with India and all Indians.