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Treasure-Hunting Holidays Around The World
What’s the best thing about treasures? Undoubtedly, finding one of your own. And with Easter Sunday coming up, Tunali Mukherjee sends you on a treasure hunt of a different sort. (Hint: You’ll need to pack your sense of adventure and Indy’s tool-purse, along with your passport for this one!) Hunt For Flying Treasures Where: Burma [...]
Milan In A Weekend
You could be forgiven for comparing Milan with one of its fashion models—great bones (period art combined with postmodern architecture) and hardly any substance. You would be wrong. This stylish city has a soul, and if you plan carefully, you can discover it in a weekend. The secret is to book as much as possible [...]
Natural Wonders: Art in Nature
Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night wouldn’t have existed, nor Monet’s wonderful impressions of lush meadows in bloom, if it weren’t for their inspiration—nature. Hena Das takes stock of some of the most interesting art created by nature. Did the chicken come before the egg? Is there life in space? Do ships and airplanes really disappear [...]
Top 10 Travel Trends Of 2011
Beach holiday? Been there, done that. Shopping holiday? Terribly passé! Medical tourism? Hah, not me! So what were travel-revolutionaries doing in 2011? Leaving smoking hot trails through the travel industry, is what! Diana Kotwal gives a recap of what was hot, where it was hot and why 2012 is still not too late to get [...]
Lost Cities Of The World
Discover history’s lost and found. Join Jonathan Dias as he globe trots around the planet in search of civilisations that were once lost in oblivion, but fortunately rediscovered and named UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Some remarkably intact, others brought down by invaders or whisked away by the forces of nature, each of these cities and [...]
Natural Sculptures: Stalactites & Stalagmites
Numerous legends exist about stalactites and stalagmites, the fascinating results of water dripping and deposits collecting over years. Hena Das talks about some famous, some not-so-famous sites and the stories behind them. “Mites go up and the Tights (tites) come down” and “Stalagmites with a ‘g’ grow from the ground, while stalactites with a ‘c’ [...]
Offbeat Adventures
Best Places To Go Backpacking In Canada
Canada is an underrated country often forgotten by travellers when planning their world trip. Nevertheless, I thought me and my hefty back-pack would give it a gamble and without a doubt it paid off. There was no denying Canada’s wonderful, diverse landscape in which I had the privilege to travel across, complete with some of [...]
