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No AC required: India’s 3000-year-old cooling technique can reduce heat up to 50% in your home naturally, says studyAncient Indian communities utilized terracotta's porous nature for cooling, a practice dating back over 3,000 years to the Indus Valley Civ...- The art of being a follower — not a tourist — in ItalyThe author reflects on how travel allows us to journey through both space and time, bringing the past alive. Inspired by Edith Templeton’s ...
- Secret European destinations where rich people are hiding out this summerLuxury travel is shifting from high-profile hotspots to discreet, private getaways. Wealthy travelers now prefer remote destinations like L...
- From 'English' vegetables to desi rootsA well-used grinding stone, a sharp bonti (Bengal's traditional curved iron blade set on a wooden base), a few stainless steel and plastic ...
- 52 places to go in 2025The article showcases diverse global destinations with unique experiences and recent developments. From Jane Austen's anniversary celebrati...
- Modi, Sanchez to meet in Durbar Hall of iconic Lukshmi Vilas Palace in VadodaraPrime Minister Narendra Modi is set to host Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez on Monday at the Lukshmi Vilas Palace in Vadodara. They will discuss b...
- Roman museum houses stolen artefactsThe "Museum for Rescued Art" is housed in a spectacular hall within the majestic Diocletian Baths, ancient Rome's largest bath complex.
- A new Digital Nomad visa will allow you to live rent-free on an Italian islandThe village of Ollolai in Sardinia has launched a program called 'Work from Ollolai' to attract remote workers. The scheme offers experienc...
- From Rome, through Sicily: Italy’s latest night train is a €25,000 luxury getaway on railsLa Dolce Vita trains, associated with the Orient Express brand, will begin to offer luxury train trips from Rome through Sicily, with price...
- Terracotta bull heads & dolphin idols unearthed in Southern ItalyExcavators have found a figurine of the Greek deity of love, Eros, riding a dolphin in Rome.
- 15 best bronzers for women from basic to luxury for the perfect lookBronzers are a great way to add a hint of colour and warmth to your complexion. From basic drugstore formulas to luxe, high-end options, th...
- Fashion lovers take 'baby steps' to normality as luxury brands return to the ramp in MilanMilan's men's fashion week started on Friday after a year of digital format shows.
- A sense of deep loss to stand-ins, social distancing is bringing mannequins to lifeHumans have long created fake-humans to stand in for them. The ritual burning of human figures that is part of festivals from Holi to the B...
- Planning to buy a bottle of wine for Valentine's Day? These are the most-overrated, and underrated optionsIf you want the best value, the way to go is to find underrated grapes, producers, and regions.
- How gastronomical Melbourne is influenced by the artisanal food culture of nearby small townsA comfortable three-hour drive from Melbourne, Beechworth is a tiny historical town, right in the middle of High Country, as this mountaino...
- A history of shipwrecks buried in the depths of Goa seaLegends speculate that around 600 shipwrecks dot Goa's seabed, though marine historians say an accurate estimate would be in double digits.
- Baltic, sylvan surroundings makes Stockholm a city with surprises at every turnThe Baltic, sylvan surroundings and a varied cultural scene make Stockholm a city with surprises at every turn.
- Dining dazzleDubai’s appetite for dizzying growth also makes it one of the best places to sample the best cuisines from around the world.
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