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Trust me—the test tubes with their kitchen-ingredient contents on the cover of Krish Ashok’s Masala Lab belie the Walter White-like genius simmering in its 237 pages. The Chennai engineer wrote the book at a time when most men were busy cracking doing-the-dishes jokes on the dishes they didn’t do—the COVID-19 lockdown of 2020. In a breath of…

If you have always been fascinated by forests and wild foods, sign up for a trail walk in Aarey Forest in Mumbai. Participants will get to learn about indigenous ecology through the forest trek, forage for wild foods, and cook them. They will also enjoy an adivasi meal in a tribal household in Aarey.Part of the trek will include visits to indigenous…

Monsoon not only brings showers of relief but also fetches a lot of benefits for travelers who are keen on exploring the best places to visit in August in India. One not only gets to enjoy the charming weather in August, but also enjoys a lot of other factors like great deals, cheaper packages, discounts, promotions, more savings, more privacy, and…

Mumbai was the first stop on an eight-month, round-the-world trip I took with my husband in 2014. The longest time I’d spent out of the UK prior to this had been three weeks. I’d only ever visited three places outside Europe, and it took me a whole year to persuade my other half to join me. And our main objective for these months on the road? To…

From ferry rides to wildlife, from checking out local delicacies to exploring historical forts and religious places, Mumbai has everything, for everyone. Be it a family vacation or a quick weekend escapade, Mumbai offers aplenty things to do for a perfect holiday experience. Whether choose to hang out with your better half at the Marine Drive or have…

22 Adventurous Places In Delhi NCR (Updated 2021) You Must Try! Widgets Magazine Like any other major city, Delhi too has people seeking adventure getaways from the hustle-bustle of the fast-paced city life. Yes, there is a long line of attractions in Delhi that make for a great outing experience. But they cannot satiate the adrenaline rush of the…

It was around the same time—the north Indian festival of colours, Holi—that the nationwide lockdown to control the spread of the coronavirus was announced. After close to a whole year, travel and outdoor activity are not so much of a terrifying prospect anymore, thanks to better knowledge about its control and the vaccine. In fact, to facilitate…

Located north of Bengaluru, Nandi Hills houses a fortress built by the Ganga dynasty during the 11th century. The hill station will now be developed as a tourist circuit. Plans for the same were announced by Karnataka Health Minister Sudhakar K. In a social media post, he said that a detailed blueprint for the comprehensive development of Nandi Hills…

The famous ‘moa’ of Joynagar is a winter must-buy for all Bengali households. Handcrafted from the village situated close to Kolkata, this concoction sends everyone into a food coma. A moa is made with khoi (puffed rice), is fragile and soft, and melts in your mouth. Laced with cardamom and Bengal’s legendary nolen gur (a liquid jaggery made…

Maharashtra, especially under the Marathas, excelled in building forts at the most difficult terrains, ranging from hilltops to the sea. While some of the hill forts are only accessible through rigorous trekking, the sea forts are more easily reachable. Despite their ruined state, the forts look invincible and are fun to explore. Murud JanjiraAround…

The Delhi government will soon make it mandatory for those arriving from five states (Maharashtra, Kerala, Chhatisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, and Punjab) to carry a negative COVID-19 test report. The decision is being taken due to a surge in coronavirus cases in the five states. People travelling to Delhi from these states by flights, trains or buses…

Will YeomanThe West AustralianCamera IconA watchful cat at the Kapaleeswarar Temple, Chennai. Credit: Will Yeoman/The West AustralianShare to FacebookShare to TwitterEmail UsCopy the LinkI have been in Chennai, the capital of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, just one day, after a long flight and a recuperative night’s sleep at the luxurious Taj Connemara….

Well, that was a thunderous and rhythmic welcome by the artist of from so one more round of applause for them, Ladies and gentlemen. Anna This is extending a very warm welcome to all of you to the sixth edition of the Outlook, Indian Responsible Tourism Summit and awards on the beautiful shows of vs one of the world’s greatest architectural models….