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Confessions of a travel writer
Long immigration queues, noisy passengers, strange food... How does a travel-writer survive it all?
Burma: The Land of Temples
Because it was untouched by outside influences for a long time, there’s a sense of purity and peace that pervades Burma
Milford on my mind
Mitali Parekh takes a trip to the stunning Fiordland National Park in New Zealand
Kyoto during spring
Japan, where ancient tradition and cutting edge technology co-exist in a Zen-like balance, is home to the breathtaking Kyoto. This city is so beautiful that the author says expressing its splendour is a futile endeavour. But she still goes ahead and makes a brave attempt
Relics of a glorious past – Singapore
The next time you’re in Singapore, skip the regular touristy spots and explore the historical face of this beautiful country instead, says Somali Roy
Tadoba Tiger Reserve: Call of the wild
Aditi Mody takes you on an exhilarating safari where she looks out for orange and black stripes, gleaming eyes, the soft rustle of leaves and the call of the feathered
O-man!
With fossil-hunting hikes, dolphin dives and other off-the-beaten-track activities, Oman breaks every stereotype you might have had of the Middle East
Pachmarhi: Where time stands still
Nestled amidst craggy mountains, gurgling waterfalls and magnificent rock temples and caves, the former British army settlement of Pachmarhi is a gentle blast from the past
Backpacking: Journey into the unknown
Tour packages aren’t the only way to discover a place. Go backpacking and learn to appreciate a local culture from outside the deluxe coach
Laos: The hidden jewel
Idyllic and charming, Vientiane—Laos’s capital is one of South East Asia’s best kept secrets that has a lot to offer the intrepid traveler, from its quaint Franco-Laotian architecture and culture to its delectable cuisine