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A museum born from the Sanatkada Lucknow Festival, Lucknow Bioscope is preserving crafts, music, and untold stories of the city — straight from its lanes and local artisans.

Every summer before the monsoons, forests across Maharashtra come alive with glowing fireflies. Here’s how your family can witness this real-life magic — no screens needed.

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.

With summer in full swing, it's the perfect time to spot the elusive tiger, and Satpura Forest — the oldest and largest in Madhya Pradesh—offers the ideal setting. For those who want to travel responsibly without compromising on comfort, Denwa Backwater Escape is the perfect retreat. Discover why it’s a must-visit destination.

Step inside five incredible Indian cafés where every cup of chai or coffee carries a story — of resilience, courage, and community. Run by HIV-positive youth, trans individuals, tribal women, and prison inmates, these heartwarming spaces are redefining inclusion, breaking barriers, and serving up change with every plate.

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.

Alka Shesha built her dream homestay, Avabodha, with her daughter Prachi Chaphekar. The sustainable homestay in Panchgani has everything from solar heating to composting and is perfect for weekend getaways from Mumbai.

Ganesh Ashok Ranade transitioned from being a commerce graduate to a dedicated organic farmer, creating a 40-acre agro-tourism haven in Ratnagiri. The homestay offers guests a hands-on farming experience and a taste of authentic farm life.

Discover sustainable tourism in India, where you can support local communities and learn eco-friendly practices, from Coorg’s coffee plantations to Spiti Valley’s farming traditions.

McLeod Ganj is spoken about a lot. But if you love less hustle, head to Dharamkot, McLeod Ganj’s calmer cousin.