Need a socially-distanced holiday? Just set sail, say coastal cities
In a socially-distanced post-Covid-19 world, sailing, kayaking and other water-based solo sports are finding popularity among people looking...Read More
Showing posts with label The Hindu - Travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Hindu - Travel. Show all posts
Notes from Baijnath
And to this day, in honour of Ravana’s dedication, neither is Ravana’s effigy burnt by the residents, nor do they buy sweets or light firewo...Read More
Sony BBC Earth’s ‘Couch Travel Anthology’ with Simon Reeve, Sue Perkins and Romesh Ranganathan brings home the world
The series taps into the wanderlust of the three well-known presenters to showcase unconventional places and people from The Hindu - Trave...Read More
Notes from Sweden
Shops and restaurants are open, and as crowded as they have always been. The city’s joyous commotion has not really ebbed from The Hindu -...Read More
Love in the library: What books taught me about travelling
You can explore the world by travelling. Or just by staying in a library, nose inside book from The Hindu - Travel https://ift.tt/2VTJZAq ...Read More
Ethnic food and women’s empowerment at this restaurant in Kumarakom
Run and managed by women under the State’s RT Mission programme, Samridhi Ethnic Food Restaurant in Kumarakom has won an award from The Hi...Read More
Tales from ‘Shravani Mela’
Inspired by legend, people from as far afield as Nepal wind their way to the temple towns of Jharkhand for a yearly mela from The Hindu - ...Read More
The call of the deep
Miles of blue, a vibrant local culture and a resort with personal access to a lagoon: the Maldives has it all from The Hindu - Travel http...Read More
The sun always shines on Insta
The true story behind everybody’s happy holiday photos on social media from The Hindu - Travel http://bit.ly/2QDtOCr Read More
Peacock calling
Peacock sighting is an added attraction that is inviting walkers to KBR Park from The Hindu - Travel http://bit.ly/2EGCALm Read More
Hopping down the memory lane in Taiwan’s Rainbow Village
Taichung’s best kept secret is a village of whimsical cartoon characters, hieroglyphs and cheery flowers that tell a fascinating story fro...Read More
Squeezing that Euro trip between the Cricket World Cup 2019
With the 12th edition of the Cricket World Cup set to start today, fans, with bags packed, and faces painted in team colours, rally behind T...Read More
Chatting with Rania Al-Mashat, Egypt’s Minister of Tourism
Rania Al-Mashat, Egypt’s Minister of Tourism, recently commended by the UN World Tourism Organization for her work, on reforming the country...Read More
Wondering what to do in Macao? Here are five guaranteed safe bets
Lace up your shoes and set out to discover what this autonomous region on the south coast of China has to offer from The Hindu - Travel ht...Read More
Weekend getaways in Thiruvananthapuram
Go on a fun ride to these places before the schools reopen from The Hindu - Travel http://bit.ly/2Wiih0P Read More
Testing the waters with Jalesh Cruises’ maiden ship, Karnika
From Jain food to afternoon Housie sessions, take a seafaring holiday — desi style from The Hindu - Travel http://bit.ly/2YM2KE7 Read More
Coonoor is set to host 61st annual Fruit Show
The two-day event is expected to draw more than 60,000 visitors to Sims Park from The Hindu - Travel http://bit.ly/2JX6rlW Read More
Audubon’s Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary’s attempts to conserve natural ecosystem
Audubon’s Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary in Florida is an example of best ecosystem management practices from The Hindu - Travel http://bit.ly/...Read More
Getting away from the Queen!
If you find yourself in Ooty this summer, steer clear of its nightmarish traffic. Visit a few places that will lead you to ancient groves, o...Read More
Forty-eight hours in Ho Chi Minh City
With its bustling streets, vibrant temples, buzzing bars and a thriving food scene, Ho Chi Minh City in no time makes you feel at home fro...Read More
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