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White-sand beaches, medieval charm, stunning skylines: 5 of the world's most beautiful cities every traveller should visitForget the urban hustle; some cities offer breathtaking natural beauty and rich culture. Time Out's survey of 24,000 locals reveals the wor...- Ladakh sees 43% jump in tourist arrivals this yearLadakh has seen a remarkable increase in visitors this year. Tourist arrivals grew by over 43 percent in the first five months of 2026. May...
- Red sand, palm trees, wildlife: This Tamil Nadu desert is the perfect offbeat destination for curious travellersTamil Nadu, renowned for its temples and hills, harbors a surprising red sand desert called Theri Kaadu. Spanning 12,000 acres in Thoothuku...
- Why El Celler de Can Roca is a once-in-a-lifetime dining experienceEl Celler de Can Roca in Girona is a renowned restaurant. Founded by the Roca brothers, it is a landmark in modern Catalan cuisine. The din...
- Pristine Landmark inks pact to buy 4.2-acre land in Pune’s Vadgaon for Rs 250 crorePristine Landmark Spaces LLP has made waves by securing a prime 4.2-acre site in Pune's Vadgaon Sheri for a hefty Rs 250 crore. The land wa...
- SpiceJet launches daily non-stop flights to Phuket from Delhi and MumbaiSpiceJet is launching daily non-stop flights to Phuket from Delhi starting October 31, 2025, and from Mumbai on November 6, 2025. This expa...
- This breathtaking place in India has left Anand Mahindra stunned. You will want to visit it tooMonsoon transforms Konkan into a breathtaking, underrated paradise of green hills and misty waterfalls. Industrialist Anand Mahindra recent...
- What is the best time to visit Switzerland? Roger Federer answersA holiday in Switzerland offers snow-capped mountains, pristine lakes, charming villages, and luxury resorts. Tennis legend Roger Federer r...
- Forget chasing sunsets: A new travel trend is letting adventurers discover the world’s after dark. What is 'noctourism'?Noctourism — exploring destinations after dark — is reshaping travel. According to National Geographic, nearly two-thirds of travelers now ...
- Thailand tourism bounces back with 35 million visitors in 2024; India among top 3 source countriesThailand exceeded its 2024 tourism target with over 35 million international visitors, closely approaching pre-pandemic levels. The governm...
- BTS’ Jin makes ARMY proud as he becomes the 1st Korean artist to lift the Olympic Torch!BTS member Kim Seokjin, also known as Jin, made a notable appearance at the 2024 Paris Olympics. The 'Epiphany' singer took on the role of ...
- Sikkim Art & Literature Festival to celebrate literary landscape of regionThe three-day event will witness wide-ranging discourse on topics including climate change, wildlife conservation, history, culture and eth...
- A Rs 12,000 crore IPO fest is coming to Dalal StreetAfter a few IPOs launched in May struggled to sail through, investors and companies turned cautious amid a weak secondary market. While the...
- The trip that left Vicky Kaushal filled with aweVicky Kaushal spent three days of adventure and explorations at Abu Dhabi.
- Wedding coming up? These unique themes are gaining popularity among Indian couplesActor Kunal Kapoor, he and his bride Naina Bachchan opted for a beach wedding in Seychelles.
- Plans afoot to make Andamans major tourist attraction like Maldives, MauritiusThese projects are expected to bring in investment of more than Rs 650 crore and have in-built condition of 60 per cent local employment, a...
- From Canal d’Amour to the Ouachita Mountains, natural wonders worth planning a holiday forHot Springs and mineral-rich mud are nature’s gift to mankind.
- Grand Canyon, Jungfrau, Patagonia: Bookmark this guide to marathons that take you along spectacular backdropsIf running a race is on your resolution list, here’s a selection of marathons that offer immense challenge.
- Copycat monuments: Flattery or fakery?How the reappearance of a 'Sphinx' in China has rekindled the copyright debate.
- Travel site Skyscanner recommends places to visit in Rio during soccer World CupMore than 2,500 Indians, including fans and journalists, are expected to travel to Brazil for the most awaited soccer World Cup.
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