The History of Hotels
Hotels have come a long way since their initial creation nearly 1,300 years ago. After all, can you imagine peoples’ reactions if they were asked to bring a hammock with them to an American hotel? Just...
View ArticleMewar Spring Festival: A Mosaic of Everything Beautiful
Stretching for a fortnight post Holi, Gangaur is one of the most important festivals of Rajasthan. It is celebrated by both unmarried and married women, who worship Lord Shiva and goddess Parvati and...
View Article10 Things You Didn’t Know About Wimbledon
Wimbledon needs no introduction. The oldest tennis tournament in the world held in London, this year, the coveted grand slam will take place from June 24th to July 7th. Tennis here is not just a game...
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Sporting The Blue Waters Of Maldives
Island resorts, super luxury spas, water villas, serene turquoise waters - there is more to Maldives than just lazing in the tropical sun! Have you checked out the watersports it has to offer? Swoosh...
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Delhi: My Top 3 Favourite Things to Do
Delhi is one of those cities that I always look forward to visiting. It is open, green and a calming sight for my eyes that are otherwise used to the congestion of Mumbai. I recently visited Delhi for...
View ArticleGudi Padva, A Harvest Festival (Really? Not Just a Holiday)
But is that really true? I see the city dwellers celebrating every festival from Diwali to Eid and Christmas with equal enthusiasm and villagers doing the same thing. But this is where the similarity...
View ArticleGet Grooving This Full Moon
It’s a party, the likes of which you may have never attended before. Imagine psychedelic lights, a rocking variety of music, and a guest list that may go up to 30,000 people from across the world. Try...
View ArticleKashmir through the Eyes of an 11-year-old
It all started with exciting holiday options from MakeMyTrip and booking our flights. The early morning flight from Delhi to Srinagar was a sight to behold. My aunts, mom and I were all enjoying some...
View ArticleDiscovering India and the World: James Bond Island
Covering an area of 400 square kilometres, the Phang Nga Bay is a National Park that is home to many beautiful small islands. A cruise to the famed James Bond Island, or Koh Khao Phing Kan, is one of...
View ArticleExperience the Rugby World Cup Sevens in Moscow
One of the largest cities in the world steeped in history, this magnificent town no longer hides behind an iron curtain. As host of the Rugby World Cup Sevens this year, all eyes will be on the...
View ArticleHow to Spend a Day and Night in Phuket
Go up to Promthep Cape Not an early riser? Well, you might want to change your ways just for a day because a visit to Promthep Cape at sunrise is totally worth the effort! Even at any other time of the...
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Five Reasons to Visit Goa in the Summer Season
What do you do in Goa? You go to the beach, you swim, you enjoy the water sports and you come back to your hotel. You drink, you party, you devour the delicious seafood and you come back to your hotel....
View ArticleDiscovering India and the World - The White Desert, Egypt
If you think Egypt is all about pyramids, think again! Just 45 kilometres towards the northern side of the Farafra district in Egypt, lies a natural wonder of the world, called the White Desert. You...
View ArticleGlastonbury Festival: Music To Your Ears
Nothing screams rock and roll like going to the Glastonbury Festival. This celebration of music is the largest green field open-air music and arts festival in the world and is scheduled to take place...
View ArticleDISCOVERING INDIA AND THE WORLD: REED FLUTE CAVE
publishing schedule for Goa blogs. Please ensure that the blogs are posted on the given date and time. Also, the Goa blogs should be on the top for these days. For 2 pm blogs they should be on top for...
View ArticleGet In Touch With Your Spiritual Creativity at the Dharamsala Film Festival
The spiritual town of Dharamsala is lodged at the foothills of the Himalayas in Himachal Pradesh, and is now home to the Dalai Lama in exile. The town has a Tibetan feel, with many refugees from the...
View ArticleFive Water Sports Non-Swimmers Can Enjoy in Maldives
Sometimes, sitting alone, I think. Only sometimes. I seem to be too busy reading a book, watching a movie or slaying dragons on my PlayStation 3. But those precious times when I cajole my brain to...
View ArticleA Musical Affair in Netherlands
Kerkrade is a small town located in the south east of Netherlands near the German border. Every four years, it turns into the centre of fanfare and booming trombones, as thousands of musicians from...
View ArticleDurga Puja Celebrations Beyond Bengal
The religious festival of Durga Puja is marked by a kind of boisterous revelry seldom seen in other sacred events. The thrust isn’t on fasting and prayers as much as it is on feasting, adorning new...
View ArticleExperience the Final ICC Champions Trophy
Cricket isn’t just a sport in Britain, it is a religion and the ICC Champions Trophy is one of its highest orders. A One Day International (ODI) tournament organised by the International Cricket...
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