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'Truly Extraordinary Experience': A Foreign Mother and Son's 14-Day Kerala Journey Viral
A mother-son duo document their immersive two-week journey through Kerala's culture and landscapes.
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17 Killed As Jeep Plunges Into 700 Metre Deep Gorge In Nepal
The private jeep was hired by locals travelling to attend the Baisakh Purnima festival on Friday at Jaljala, according to police inspector Sunil Thapa Nepali.
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Kashmir's Tulip Garden Draws 3 Lakh Visitors This Season As Tourism Picks Up
Spread over 450 kanals, the garden showcased nearly 1.8 million tulip bulbs across more than 70 varieties this year
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Viral Video: Thailand Police Arrest 7 Tourists For Misbehaviour In Phuket
While Songkran encourages participation and joyful expression, authorities have reiterated that public safety and order must be maintained, particularly on busy roads.
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Hills, Beaches, Food And History: What A Tamil Nadu Holiday Looks Like
Tamil Nadu is known for its strong traditions and vibrant culture. From classical dance forms like Bharatanatyam to colourful festivals, every corner reflects history and heritage.
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Malaysia's Oldest Highway Is Not A Road, But Its Longest River
The Rajang River in Sarawak, Malaysia, is the country’s longest river and vital for transport and local communities.
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Haa Valley, Bhutan: The Hidden Himalayan Gem That Most Travellers Miss
There is something specific about Haa that resonates with Indian travellers. Haa Valley gradually captivates you. Initially, you might question its offerings, but amidst the prayer wheels, yak herders, and morning mist, its charm unfolds.
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Water Fight To Temples Visit, Why Indians Feel At Home In Thailand During Songkran
Songkran is Thailand's traditional New Year festival marked by water fights, temple visits, and family reverence, celebrated in mid-April.
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From Maha Kumbh To Holi, Why India Is No 1 Asian Country For Spiritual Trips
According to the report, nearly one in five Indian travellers (19%) is expected to take a spiritual trip in 2026 - the highest proportion among all markets surveyed.
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Slovak, Russian Nationals Detained For Entering Mizoram Without Travel Permit
After their detention, both the foreign nationals were handed over to the state police by the security forces, officials said.
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Why April Is The Ideal Time To Visit Ladakh When It Turns Pink With Apricot Blossom
Experience a different side of Ladakh with blossoms, calm weather and fewer people
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Alcohol, No Life Jacket: What Singapore Court Said On Zubeen Garg's Death
Zubeen Garg, a cultural icon of Assam, had travelled to Singapore to attend the North East India Festival and died on September 19, 2025.
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Japan's Cherry Blossoms Are Blooming Five Days Early. Here Is Why You Should Book Right Now
Tokyo's cherry blossom season started five days earlier than last year, with full bloom expected by March 25. Kyoto's peak bloom is forecast for early April amid warmer temperatures.
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Why Udaipur Is Best Experienced During The Mewar Festival In March
The Mewar Festival in March transforms Udaipur into a cultural paradise with folk dances, processions, and lakeside festivities.
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'Truly Extraordinary Experience': A Foreign Mother and Son's 14-Day Kerala Journey Viral
A mother-son duo document their immersive two-week journey through Kerala's culture and landscapes.
-
17 Killed As Jeep Plunges Into 700 Metre Deep Gorge In Nepal
The private jeep was hired by locals travelling to attend the Baisakh Purnima festival on Friday at Jaljala, according to police inspector Sunil Thapa Nepali.
-
Kashmir's Tulip Garden Draws 3 Lakh Visitors This Season As Tourism Picks Up
Spread over 450 kanals, the garden showcased nearly 1.8 million tulip bulbs across more than 70 varieties this year
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Viral Video: Thailand Police Arrest 7 Tourists For Misbehaviour In Phuket
While Songkran encourages participation and joyful expression, authorities have reiterated that public safety and order must be maintained, particularly on busy roads.
-
Hills, Beaches, Food And History: What A Tamil Nadu Holiday Looks Like
Tamil Nadu is known for its strong traditions and vibrant culture. From classical dance forms like Bharatanatyam to colourful festivals, every corner reflects history and heritage.
-
Malaysia's Oldest Highway Is Not A Road, But Its Longest River
The Rajang River in Sarawak, Malaysia, is the country’s longest river and vital for transport and local communities.
-
Haa Valley, Bhutan: The Hidden Himalayan Gem That Most Travellers Miss
There is something specific about Haa that resonates with Indian travellers. Haa Valley gradually captivates you. Initially, you might question its offerings, but amidst the prayer wheels, yak herders, and morning mist, its charm unfolds.
-
Water Fight To Temples Visit, Why Indians Feel At Home In Thailand During Songkran
Songkran is Thailand's traditional New Year festival marked by water fights, temple visits, and family reverence, celebrated in mid-April.
-
From Maha Kumbh To Holi, Why India Is No 1 Asian Country For Spiritual Trips
According to the report, nearly one in five Indian travellers (19%) is expected to take a spiritual trip in 2026 - the highest proportion among all markets surveyed.
-
Slovak, Russian Nationals Detained For Entering Mizoram Without Travel Permit
After their detention, both the foreign nationals were handed over to the state police by the security forces, officials said.
-
Why April Is The Ideal Time To Visit Ladakh When It Turns Pink With Apricot Blossom
Experience a different side of Ladakh with blossoms, calm weather and fewer people
-
Alcohol, No Life Jacket: What Singapore Court Said On Zubeen Garg's Death
Zubeen Garg, a cultural icon of Assam, had travelled to Singapore to attend the North East India Festival and died on September 19, 2025.
-
Japan's Cherry Blossoms Are Blooming Five Days Early. Here Is Why You Should Book Right Now
Tokyo's cherry blossom season started five days earlier than last year, with full bloom expected by March 25. Kyoto's peak bloom is forecast for early April amid warmer temperatures.
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Why Udaipur Is Best Experienced During The Mewar Festival In March
The Mewar Festival in March transforms Udaipur into a cultural paradise with folk dances, processions, and lakeside festivities.
