Travel

Plan a 5-day Sikkim getaway for couples on a budget. Enjoy scenic mountains, local cuisine, homestays, and unforgettable Himalayan adventures together.

When Sudhir and Bhawana were travelling around the world, they realised the mountains were where they belonged. So, they built a sustainable home in the forests of Tirthan Valley in Himachal Pradesh.

Looking to make the most of 24 hours in Rishikesh? Find places to stay, where to eat, what to walk, and activities that balance adventure with calm.

Wandering Jane offers customised travel itineraries for solo Indian women, promoting safety, women-owned businesses, and unforgettable experiences in India and abroad.

A truck driver from Jharkhand is winning millions of hearts online with his simple, inventive cooking on the road. Filming meals prepared inside his truck cabin and at highway stops, Rajesh Rawani has built a YouTube family of over 2.78 million subscribers. What began as daily updates for his children is now a celebration of food, travel, and life on India’s highways.

New to trekking and unsure where to start? This guide covers beginner treks in India that are manageable and ideal for building confidence outdoors.

In the heart of the Sundarbans, life unfolds at a slower rhythm, with sustainable homestays, local cuisine, and a deep connection with nature through walks and birdwatching. Explore mangrove-lined rivers, spot wildlife, and experience village life and tribal festivals that make this UNESCO World Heritage Site truly unforgettable.

Sustainable travel is redefining exploration with eco-friendly homestays championing local culture, nature, and green living. From Assam’s wildlife retreats to Tamil Nadu’s heritage mud palaces, these stays offer meaningful connections and a lighter footprint on the planet.

What happens when sustainable farming and mindful living come together? The result is GreenAcres, which lets you plan vacations that reconnect you with the land through food, conservation, and simple, intentional living.

Mumbai is a city you never really finish knowing — it reveals itself in layers, even after decades of living in it. Beyond the postcard landmarks lies a quieter, richer world waiting to be discovered.