Travel

Gokul Krishna becomes the first Indian to cross the 10,000-m mark in the novel ‘Everesting’ challenge

After being homebound for months, trekking aficionados get on a quick expedition despite the pandemic

"Here we go again – book the ticket, apply for the pass and keep hitting refresh like a crazy person till it gets approved."

While the travel industry is feeling the devastation caused by the virus, travellers seem to understand it’s for the greater good

When setting off on a 13-day return trip to Antarctica, these seven Hyderabadis didn’t imagine home could be so far

Hurrack, which is also caled as Feni is a traditional liquor in Goa, which is made from cashew apple juice

With international travel not an option at present, farmhouses on the outskirts are gaining importance

More and more women are opting for ‘momcations’ to unwind from all the stress

Social media is slowly defining lifestyles, giving rise to clichéd hashtags such as ‘wanderlust’

The co-founder of the beauty brand Shubhika grew up learning about local plants.

The unsavoury comment, of course, did not go down well with many and there has been some major reactions from many pockets against the godman.

The event involved speaker sessions by government officials, tourism industry, private sector entrepreneurs etc.

Well-known photographer Sudarshan Balaji’s car sticker put his family in a spot at Tirupati.

They apparently stumbled upon a 100-year-old shipwreck located near Baruva village in Srikakulam district of Andhra Pradesh state on December 27.

However, the risks involved in planned, let alone unplanned, travels curated and organised by professional traveling companies are many.

The partnership aims to enhance the mobile app user experience and engagement.

Drinking, dancing and partying the night away, is passe. Many have opted to spend NYE at a quiet getaway with family and close friends.

Drink your coffee then eat the 'dishes': Air New Zealand switches to edible coffee cups.

New hotel encapsulates Milan tourist renaissance.

Saudi Arabia cuts loose with bevy of models and a rave.