India is a land of beaches. It has over 7500 kilometres of sun-soaked coastline lined with many beautiful, lively and unique beaches. Being a tropical country, all the beaches in India have a moderate to cool climate throughout the year, and the water is never too cold for a...
When you're travelling through India, the two things you'll experience as soon as you land are the food and the weather. India mainly has three seasons – summer, monsoon season and winter. And every season has food and drinks that match the weather.
There are drinks for every climate and...
Hyderabad or the City of Pearls is the largest capital city in south-central India and the fourth-largest Indian city in terms of population. The city was founded in 1591 by the rulers of the Qutub Shahi Dynasty, mainly as a diamond and pearl trading centre, hence the moniker City...
Live like a Maharajah or Maharani in one of these opulent palace hotels in India. You've got to do it at least once in your lifetime! Lavish silk drapes, chandeliers from Europe, plush Persian carpets and rooms filled with antiques. India’s palace hotels are a reminder of an extravagant...
The world has lost 97% of its tiger population in a little over a century. Three tiger subspecies, the Bali, Javan and Caspian tigers, became extinct in the 1980s. An accurate count of how many tigers are left in the world is uncertain but, one thing's for sure, the...
Our rice barge slices through the inky waters of Lake Vembanad, gliding towards a horizon of coconut trees at a snail's 15 knots. Shaded beneath a canopy of palm thatch and coir, we flop into rattan armchairs drinking iced tea watching a kaleidoscope of colourful scenes. This is life...
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