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Where history meets flavour — Keventer’s in Darjeeling has been serving hearty breakfasts and mountain views since 1911, and has become a legacy spot that shaped the city’s cultural and culinary story.

Anchored on Kashmir’s Dal Lake, the world’s only floating post office has been delivering letters and memories for 70 years. Inside its wooden houseboat, heritage, craftsmanship, and connection come together to tell a story that still floats on.

Capt Gaurav Gautam, a retired Indian Navy officer, and his family ditched land life in 2022 to live full-time on ‘Reeva’ — their 42-ft solar-powered sailboat. Read their inspiring journey of resilience, sustainability, and ocean adventures.

This summer, trade screens for streams and playgrounds for forest paths! From Uttarakhand’s misty trails to Kerala’s elephant camps, these 5 nature walks across India offer kids a chance to explore the wild, learn about the environment, and make unforgettable memories — all while soaking in the magic of the great outdoors.

What happens when a journalist and a rafting pioneer fall in love with a forest? They built Off The Grid — a homestay with no electricity, no fences, and no shortcuts. Nestled 60 km from Dandeli, this solar-powered retreat is a quiet rebellion against everything fast, noisy, and artificial.

This comprehensive guide offers insights on affordable transportation, cosy accommodations, and delightful local cuisine, tailored for first-time solo travelers.

Nestled in the Himalayas, Himalayan Writing Retreat is a sanctuary for writers and dreamers. Founded by Vandita Dubey and Chetan Mahajan, it offers workshops, residencies, and a serene environment to create. Supporting local communities and the Chirag School, this magical space inspires stories while fostering creativity, learning, and connection.

Everything you need to know about Maharashtra’s Kaas Plateau, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where 850+ wildflower species bloom each monsoon, just a short drive from Pune and Mumbai.

Taking kids trekking can be a joyful and rewarding experience for the family. From safe, easy routes to scenic paths, here’s a guide to the best beginner-friendly trails in India.

I came in search of the elusive tiger, but it was the ancient fort with its forgotten legends and quiet power that truly left its mark.