Travel Inspiration

Indira M put her life on hold to see to her family’s needs. Today, she’s ticking countries off her bucket list and encourages every mother to do so too.

From frozen rivers to hidden waterfalls — a state-wise guide to India’s most thrilling adventure escapes.

Treks For All has upcoming treks, river rafting, kayaking and more for disabled persons. Their trek to Dayara Bugyal in Uttarakhand gave them lessons for life.

Starting her trekking journey at 65, mental health counsellor Pushpa Prakash proves it’s never too late to chase adventure and redefine life after 60.

Not all escapes require passports or perfect plans. These five treks in Uttarakhand offer something simpler: forest paths, distant peaks, soft winds, and a chance to feel small in the best way. Whether you go alone or with friends, the journey promises to stay with you long after.

Spot a home in ruins, pay a visit to a temple and a chapel that are otherwise submerged, all at Curdi village in Goa, which rises above the water, only for two months, during the summer.

Vijay Pratap Singh left his banking career at 23 to build ‘AdvenThrill’, a trekking company dedicated to making Indian mountaineering safer and globally recognised. Here’s how he’s mapping new trails and transforming adventure tourism.

Escape the hustle and recharge your creative spirit at these eight unique art retreats in India. Explore pottery, sustainable living, and cultural immersion in serene locations across the country.

Three people who’ve travelled the world and the globe learnt things about solo travel that they want you to know. Here’s the scoop behind what it takes for a solo trip.

Delhi is home to some of the most iconic markets that have thrived for centuries, offering everything from street food and handicrafts to fabrics and antiques. These vibrant bazaars are not just shopping spots but also a glimpse into Delhi’s rich history, diverse culture, and ever-evolving lifestyle.