Anita Rao Kashi

Summary
Luxury ecotourism might seem paradoxical, unsustainable even. But unforgettable, indulgent experiences that prioritise wildlife conservation are topping bucket lists as more travellers seek to be one with nature.

How a Silk Road Outpost Has Become a Must-See Cultural Capital

The Bengaluru-based founders are connecting people based on shared literary interests, with features like a virtual bookshelf and witty prompts

With beaches, outdoor activities, and stunning wilderness, Stewart Island is the perfect family escape that has something for everyone.

Community, immersive experiences and personal growth—Indian travellers are attempting to ditch the herd mentality and travel to expand their horizons, and connect with themselves

From starry skies and urban sights to mysterious wilderness, noctourism is about discovering the magic of exploration by night, be it at the Greater Rann of Kutch or Scandinavian countries to catch meteor showers

A journey into the colonial past visits four restored railway stations on the Bengaluru-Kolar line

When unseasonal rains wreak havoc on holiday plans, relax with a view of clouds, tea gardens and long walks amidst nature

Golf’s image as a starchy sport is undergoing a makeover as the tourism and hospitality industry adds everything from yoga to destination weddings to it

With its picturesque towns, villages and views of the sea, the NH66 symbolises escape, discovery and hope.

Bengaluru's new airport terminal is winning hearts and accolades

India's mangroves are some of the most beautiful and bio-diverse in the world. Bust as they suffer from neglect and degradation, can sensitive tourism come to the rescue?

The NG Mix Passenger Special’s giant windows give unhindered views of line’s surroundings from forests full of birds to amazing river vistas

Two train journeys, two different worlds—one winds past 25 waterfalls from Mangaluru to Bengaluru, while the other passes through the majestic Nilgiris.

Wayanad’s forests are known for their elephants and big cats, but crouch down to the forest floor for an incredibly revealing and rewarding examination of myriad smaller life forms