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Naar From India Ranked Among Top 10 Global Restaurants In The World
NAAR, the destination dining restaurant helmed by chef Prateek Sadhu, has been named one of the Top 10 Global Restaurants in the World by Food & Wine at its 2026 Global Tastemakers Awards.
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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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Yak Cheese, Guchhi: Himalayan Menu At Rashtrapati Bhavan Banquet For EU
A curated menu celebrating India's Himalayan culinary heritage was served at a banquet hosted by President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Tuesday in honour of European Union leaders Antonio Costa and Ursula von der Leyen.
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Yak Milk: 5 Health Benefits Explained And How To Consume It
Yak milk offers numerous health benefits, making it a popular new alternative. Here is how yak milk can benefit your health and how to consume it safely.
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What Is Tibetan Butter Tea And What Makes It More Than Just A Beverage
High in the Himalayas, a salty, buttery brew fuels both body and spirit. More than a drink, it is a centuries-old ritual of warmth, resilience, and community.
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300 Yaks Die Of Starvation After Heavy Snowfall In Sikkim
After a bout of harsh winter weather, around 300 Himalayan yaks have died in Sikkim, said officials. According to government sources, the yaks died in the cold desert region of North Sikkim -- allegedly due to starvation.
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The Himalayan Chewing Gum- Churpi
If you love chewing gum but are tired of artificial flavours then Churpi - the Himalayan chewing gum - is the answer to all your worries. Its natural, its nutritious and it will help you stay warm in winters!
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'Himalayan Viagra': Tibet's Gold Rush May Be Coming To An End
High on the Tibetan plateau, on the sides of steep green valleys dotted with herds of grazing yaks, beneath forbidding snow-clad peaks, a line of adults and children crouch and crawl across the slopes.
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Naar From India Ranked Among Top 10 Global Restaurants In The World
NAAR, the destination dining restaurant helmed by chef Prateek Sadhu, has been named one of the Top 10 Global Restaurants in the World by Food & Wine at its 2026 Global Tastemakers Awards.
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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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Yak Cheese, Guchhi: Himalayan Menu At Rashtrapati Bhavan Banquet For EU
A curated menu celebrating India's Himalayan culinary heritage was served at a banquet hosted by President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan on Tuesday in honour of European Union leaders Antonio Costa and Ursula von der Leyen.
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Yak Milk: 5 Health Benefits Explained And How To Consume It
Yak milk offers numerous health benefits, making it a popular new alternative. Here is how yak milk can benefit your health and how to consume it safely.
-
What Is Tibetan Butter Tea And What Makes It More Than Just A Beverage
High in the Himalayas, a salty, buttery brew fuels both body and spirit. More than a drink, it is a centuries-old ritual of warmth, resilience, and community.
-
300 Yaks Die Of Starvation After Heavy Snowfall In Sikkim
After a bout of harsh winter weather, around 300 Himalayan yaks have died in Sikkim, said officials. According to government sources, the yaks died in the cold desert region of North Sikkim -- allegedly due to starvation.
-
The Himalayan Chewing Gum- Churpi
If you love chewing gum but are tired of artificial flavours then Churpi - the Himalayan chewing gum - is the answer to all your worries. Its natural, its nutritious and it will help you stay warm in winters!
-
'Himalayan Viagra': Tibet's Gold Rush May Be Coming To An End
High on the Tibetan plateau, on the sides of steep green valleys dotted with herds of grazing yaks, beneath forbidding snow-clad peaks, a line of adults and children crouch and crawl across the slopes.
