sustainable travel

From Sikkim’s misty peaks to Kerala’s ocean cliffs, these Indian gems offer strong Wi-Fi, cosy stays, and views that make remote work feel like a holiday.

Khonoma, Nagaland’s first Green Village, has no theft, no hunting, and honest shops. Here’s how to reach, where to stay, and what to see.

At Bhubaneswar Airport, two shelves of books are making travel softer and kinder. Here’s how Flybrary runs on trust and love for stories.

Nehal Shah’s unique experiences are helping parents across India reconnect their children with nature — one forest trail at a time.

Built with locally-grown bamboo and mud from the fields, the farmstay is sustainability personified, not just in its construction but also in the quotidian habits of the family that runs it.

Carried away by the aesthetics of Bannerghatta National Park and its surroundings, these three friends decided to build their eco-friendly homes near the park, leaving city life behind.

Aritra Roy, a software engineer from Tripura, completed a triathlon to Mount Everest — cycling across states, summiting the world’s highest peak, and running a marathon — while managing his corporate job at TCS.

The Mollem National Park is a 240 sq km protected reserve that’s an oasis of biodiversity.

Camping in India's wild spaces can be a joyful, grounding experience—especially when done with care. This guide shares simple, thoughtful ways to reduce waste, protect nature, and travel light. From reusable gear to respectful clean-up, discover how to camp gently and leave the outdoors just as you found it.

In the misty hills of Vagamon, a forgotten tea estate has been transformed into Chai Vagamon—a retreat where travellers, locals, and artists come together. Through shared meals, crafts, and conversations, it invites you to slow down, connect deeply, and rediscover what it means to truly belong while travelling.