Here's a pagoda, there's a pagoda. In Bagan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, there are no walls or arrows telling you which way to go, but plenty of Buddhas, with serious to smiling visages, to keep you company amid the ruins and dirt roads of this ancient…

Why seek the faraway azure waters of Maldives, Thailand or Australia when enough spots in our backyard offer deep-sea diving? Here, we list nine such places.

What's to see in Germany’s hub of banking and insurance? On a work trip or detour, Frankfurt is a gift that keeps on giving.

In Finnish Lapland, where white winter lasts more than half the year, spending time with the indigenous Sámi is both surreal and exciting.

The former Soviet republic is an enchanting mix of modernity and pastoral beauty, urbanity and natural splendour, and a hidden gem that makes for a great visit, and can be done well under Rs 3 lakh.

A weekend to witness the charm and splendour of India's capital city.

The jewel in the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka, is a mix of several things but it is its overriding sense of peace and breathtaking beauty that are striking and can be covered well under Rs 3 lakh.

This holiday season, it is a good idea to explore nearby countries such as Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam, which are often ignored but provide a rich smorgasbord of experiences. All three countries together can be done under Rs 3 lakh.

Accessibility, travel and everything in between from the journal of a person with disability.

No trip to the Northeast is complete without Meghalaya. If you can steel through heavy monsoons, then that's the freshest time to visit, but October to March is preferred by majority.

Ibiza might be known as a hedonistic party destination, but wandering around the island reveals its multifaceted personality, one that's far removed from rave parties.

A progressive monarch and friendly people make Jordan an even more alluring destination, and an affordable one, well within Rs 3 lakh.

New York has so many restaurants that if you were to eat in one every day, it will take you over 73.88 years to eat in all of them. Here are the most unusual ones that you must pay a visit to.

Home to five national parks, numerous sanctuaries and an astounding variety of animals, including the one-horned rhino, Assam makes for a thrilling paradise for wildlife enthusiasts. And, tourism just got industry status in the state.