Why Do We Travel? Most of the travel itineraries are unplanned. Someone sends a photo in the family group chat. A friend uploads a reel. And while browsing through a mountainous road during a night scroll, suddenly you are feeling the urge to go on a
Read MoreThere are some places where you go to see a river. And then there are places where the river is already part of the reason you went there. In India, rivers have shaped cities, villages, landscapes and cultures for centuries. Some flow through busy cities. Some
Read MoreThere was a time when planning a trip meant asking a friend who had already been there, drawing a rough route on paper and hoping the car would make it through the journey without any trouble. There were no Google Maps telling you which road to
Read MorePlanning a Kerala trip can look pretty simple at first. You pick a few beautiful places, find a nice hotel, make a list of things you want to see and book your tickets. Done, right? Well… not quite. 😭 Kerala is one of those destinations where
Read MoreThere are some trips where you keep checking the time because you have somewhere else to be. And then there are trips where you stop checking altogether. Andaman is the second kind. You arrive thinking you’ll spend a few days by the sea, visit a couple
Read MoreThere is Spiti, and then there is Spiti in winter. During the warmer months, the valley is known for its rugged mountains, high-altitude villages, monasteries and long mountain roads. But once winter settles in, everything changes. The colours become quieter, the roads get tougher, villages look
Read MoreFor a business traveller, a trip rarely starts when the flight takes off. It starts much earlier – when a meeting is scheduled, a client asks for an in-person discussion, an employee is sent to another city for an event, or a team decides to meet
Read MoreJanmashtami is usually celebrated at home, in temples and in neighbourhoods decorated with flowers, lights and colourful jhankis. There are devotional songs playing somewhere in the background, children dressed as little Krishna, and the familiar excitement of waiting for midnight. But there is another way to
Read MoreRaksha Bandhan usually means the same familiar things every year – tying the rakhi, exchanging gifts, eating something sweet and spending a few hours together at home. It’s a tradition most of us have grown up with, and there is something comforting about doing it the
Read MoreA honeymoon doesn’t have to be about ticking off every famous place in a destination. Sometimes, the best honeymoon memories come from much smaller moments — sharing a cup of kahwa while watching the mountains, sitting together on a shikara as the sun goes down, getting
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