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Filmmakers Raman Siddhartha and Manju Narayan returned to Himachal to build Kosen Rufu Village Recluse — a sustainable homestay made of local mud, bamboo, and slate, guided by the late eco-architect Delia Kinzinger. Here’s how they created an off-grid haven rooted in tradition and community.

You won’t find resorts or big-name spots here. Just hot springs in the forest, locals who’ll feed you like family, and a lot of rain. If you’re okay with slow mornings and no mobile signal, Konkan in the monsoon might just be your kind of weekend.

Travelling with kids does not have to mean gadgets and grumbles. From spotting cows by the railway tracks to tasting jalebis in a bustling bazaar, these eight activities help families turn every journey into a shared adventure full of curiosity, joy, and connection.

In Chunkankadai, Tamil Nadu, pottery is not just a craft — it's heritage, memory, and quiet resistance. Here, every pot is handmade with clay from sacred ponds and stories passed through generations.

What started off as a trekking activity for leisure became a serious business for Vijap Pratap Singh. Despite have a secured job in a bank, he chose to start Adventhrill -- A Trekking company simply for the love of sports, nature and trekking.

Himachal Pradesh may look like a dream in the monsoon — but sudden rains, floods and landslides can turn it risky. Here’s a smart guide to travel safe and stress-free.

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

Tired of the usual park picnics? These 8 spots across India offer so much more—think catching trout in Himachal, picking pineapples in Manipur, or floating through Kerala’s backwaters with snacks in hand. Perfect for families, these escapes turn a simple meal into a memory you’ll all carry home.

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.