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Image by Swati JainBhangarh Fort is known as the most haunted place in India, and perhaps the gre...

I along with two of my friends were sitting on one fine Friday night of October, then suddenly we...

A recent release and a visual extravaganza- the movie Tumbbad might have intrigued a lot of you w...

Toy Train at Kandaghat StationThe train journey from Kalka to India’s erstwhile summer capital Sh...

The land of many natural masterpieces and home to simple Khasi and Jaintia clan, Meghalaya happen...

I came across Shivya Nath's blog, The Shooting Star, when I had just started journalism school. A...

Till Last year (2014), I have heard stories about road trips to Leh. And I badly wish to do it, b...

A view from the Kunzum Pass.So, what exactly strikes your mind when you think of Spiti Valley*? M...

I crave for the vast sky and real colours. I crave for flowers that make the air fragrant. It is ...

In the quirky lanes of "Majnu ka Tilla" lies a story that time forgot. If you just go by the name...

“Mountains teach us how to bear all the hardships and still make way for the travellers who toil ...

The sun rises over Asia’s largest brackish water lagoon, Chilika Lake, and boats carrying travell...