India
This Alpine region may be lesser known than its Swiss or French counterparts, but the sweeping countryside amidst lofty mountains, dotted with castles, vineyards and ancient Roman ruins offers an inimitable charm as a romantic getaway or an adventurous vacation.
With its immensely rich natural, architectural and cultural heritage India has unlimited potential for tourism. Where we lack at times is adequate infrastructure to make destinations accessible as well as enjoyable for travellers.
When Chef Vineet Bhatia received his first Michelin star in 2001 for his restaurant Zaika in London, the title of being the first Indian chef to receive the coveted Michelin star was not just a personal feat for him; instead it made him the proud medium who put Indian cuisine on the world map.
Explore modern India through the myriad festivals held across the country, celebrating art and literature, dance and music, films and theatre, feast and fervour.
acclaimed Indian chefs are putting Indian cuisine on the gastronomic map of the world.
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Animal adventures with the kids in South Africa
My experience at the revamped Swarovski Crystals World, Austria
The combination of rain and tea is indeed a match made in heaven. Especially in Delhi when the monsoon brings respite from the sweltering heat and the cool showers wash the grime away to reveal brighter shades of green all over the city, there's something very comforting about savouring a warm cup of tea.
There are many reasons to celebrate yoga, International Day of Yoga is just one! I never cease to be fascinated with the way our ancient yogis understood much more about the human body ages before medical science could comprehend what was what.
Understanding the lymphatic system of our body.