Explore, engage and learn in the lap of nature

Explore, engage and learn in the lap of nature

Author: Ipsita Barua, Travel Editor When it comes to museums, people are always divided into lovers and haters. I particularly (and politely putting) am not a big fan of reading small print under fluorescent spotlights and gaping in awe at skeletons and spearheads in a cold, confined and silent gallery. If probably we had better teachers [...]

5 days in the lesser-known parts of Provence

5 days in the lesser-known parts of Provence

Author: Ipsita Barua, Travel Editor The smell of lavender in the air. Quaint hillside villages and idyllic lanes. Beautiful gardens and thick olive groves. Fine wine. Provence evokes poetry and romance. No wonder Van Gogh chose this region to stay for a couple of years and produced some of his greatest masterpieces here, including the Starry [...]

Tips and hacks for your trips this Spring

Tips and hacks for your trips this Spring

Author: Ipsita Barua, Travel Editor The snow has melted. Baby leaves are sprouting. Wildflowers, daffodils and tulips are vying for attention. The days are longer and warmer. Spring has officially arrived. With the long Easter holidays and school break, this time of the year is everyone's favourite to pack bags without weighty woollens and set out [...]

Go Solo. Fall in love.

Go Solo. Fall in love.

Some people say it takes guts. Some say it takes willpower. I say, all it takes is a fraction of a second, when egged on by your conscience and a deep desire to break free from the mundane, you decide to give โ€˜solo travelโ€™ a go! The more you think, the more it's not happening. [...]