From fun-filled water fights to sparkling headdresses and nature’s finest displays of beauty, the Asia-Pacific region hits the festival circuit running in 2017. Better yet, festivals give you the perfect excuse to travel and experience…
Haridwar’s Ganga Aarti has taken place nightly – rain or shine! – at Har-Ki-Pauri Ghat since 1910. Find out how to experience the Ganga Aarti for yourself.
See the Taj Mahal with all the awe and excitement it deserves, but with a few tricks up your sleeve.
There is no reason why anyone should avoid India, even solo women travellers — all you need is some preparation.
You’ve never heard of Gurgaon, but this Indian city is becoming ever-more popular. Close to Delhi, it offers temples, nature, and — of course — shopping.
When you’re staring at a map of Asia, it can be hard to decide where you’re going to go and what you’re going to do. Here’s some Asia travel ideas and resources to help you get past the map and onto the plane.
Jaipur, India, offers a multitude of cultural, religious, and historic sights and has the ability to excite even the most seasoned tourist.
Backpacking into Varanasi, India. Varanasi, or as it was once known, Benaras, is considered a place of pilgrimage for many Hindus.
Durga Puja in Kolkata, India is the biggest festival in Bengal. It occurs around the end of September to the middle of October and is both busy and energetic.