Centuries before highways, India’s merchants, monks, and travelers walked paths carrying silk, salt, and spices. Today, these ancient trade routes — from Ladakh’s Silk Road to Kerala’s spice trails — still invite wanderers. Step into history and explore journeys that shaped India, offering culture, adventure, and timeless stories.
Keyur and Nishit Barad turned their father’s dream into reality by transforming a barren three‑acre plot into The Chlorophyll Estate — a lush forest stay with more than 800 trees and 140 plant varieties just an hour from Mumbai.
Filmmakers Raman Siddhartha and Manju Narayan returned to Himachal to build Kosen Rufu Village Recluse — a sustainable homestay made of local mud, bamboo, and slate, guided by the late eco-architect Delia Kinzinger. Here’s how they created an off-grid haven rooted in tradition and community.
You won’t find resorts or big-name spots here. Just hot springs in the forest, locals who’ll feed you like family, and a lot of rain. If you’re okay with slow mornings and no mobile signal, Konkan in the monsoon might just be your kind of weekend.
Tired of the usual park picnics? These 8 spots across India offer so much more—think catching trout in Himachal, picking pineapples in Manipur, or floating through Kerala’s backwaters with snacks in hand. Perfect for families, these escapes turn a simple meal into a memory you’ll all carry home.
Tucked away in Himachal’s Mandi district, Barot Valley is a quiet riverside retreat. From trout fishing to forest treks, here’s how to reach, the best time to visit, and more.
What if the secret to sustainable living has been in our homes all along? From cane chairs to cool stone floors, these five timeless Indian furniture staples aren’t just beautiful but climate-smart.
Step away from the crowds and immerse yourself in the charm of slow travel! Discover five hidden Indian gems perfect for unwinding, exploring, and truly experiencing local culture.