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Tale of two cities: Orchha and Kundar (24 July 02:05) |
| Orchha as an island fort surrounded by thick vegetation and Kundar as a traditional hill fort with sweeping views of the countryside.
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Bundelkhand: India's oldest inhabited regions (24 July 12:05) |
| Given its antiquity, it is only logical that each village and town there has its own private legends and grandma’s tales. |
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Singapore: A little bit of India everywhere (24 July 12:05) |
| For a typical Indian who looks for some vestiges of India wherever he or she goes - and likes to huddle in that cozy corner wherever India lives - Singapore sure has a lot of India in it. |
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Vilnius, the city of churches (24 July 12:05) |
| It’s history is as rich as the ozone laden air that wafts through the umpteen lakes and forests. |
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Majestic landscape and exotic wildlife of Scotland (21 July 09:46) |
| Enjoy the drama of Scotland's tumultuous history as well as the magnificence of its undulating landscape and waterways. |
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Unveiling trendy art and architecture of Paris (17 July 03:06) |
| Discover the Eiffel Tower, trendy art installations and new age architecture that discerning Parisians swear by.
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Germany a culinary haute spot (17 July 12:58) |
| Eating is a favourite pastime of people in Germany; little wonder then that the 2008 Michelin Guide lists more than 200 chefs in Germany, with 23 chefs gaining a higher star rating than last... |
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Unveiling trendy art and architecture of Paris (17 July 12:58) |
| Discover the Eiffel Tower, trendy art installations and new age architecture that discerning Parisians swear by.
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Discover ambience of Slovenian city Portoroz (17 July 12:58) |
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Polyglot gatherings, healing salty mud baths and silent antique dragons are but part of the surprising charms of Slovenia’s picturesque capital city of Ljubljana and its surroundings. |
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Enjoy journey to dazzling destinations (17 July 12:58) |
| Enjoy journey to dazzling destination around the world, knwoing their heritage and culture. |
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Venice: The diva's Mask (10 July 01:55) |
| Venice is emptying of Venetians. Since the great flood of 1966 its population has shrunk from 1,20,000 to 62,000 - almost the number of tourists visiting Venice every day in peak season!
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Australian wildlife at its idyllic best (10 July 01:55) |
| In the Kangaroo Farm, the eponymous marsupials were not so elusive; they were jumpy, standing on two hind legs, very photogenic in their brown skin and lithe frame.
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Chitrakoot takes a journey back in history (10 July 01:55) |
| This nook of UP’s Bundelkhand region has always led a precarious existence at the end of the northern spurs of Vindhyas.
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Venice wears a cloak of eternity (10 July 01:55) |
| Venice has worn a cloak of eternity, becoming the impossibly beautiful dream that all 'romantics' must hold close to their heart.
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Travelog: Tanzania, Singapore (03 July 12:09) |
| Tanzania Tourist Board, the national agency to promote Tanzania as a preferred tourist destination announced the launch of its first ever marketing initiative in the Indian market.
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Seville: Synthesis of Islamic, Christian cultures (03 July 12:09) |
| ET Travel found Seville to be a harmonious synthesis of Islamic and Christian cultures, and a tapestry of the old world and the new.
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Desi khana no longer a concern for Indian travellers (03 July 12:09) |
| Appropriate desi khana is no longer a concern for Indians planning a trip to a place they have never been to abroad.
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Trekking time: Spiti region of Himachal (03 July 12:09) |
| The weather defeated any chance of continuing with a trek through Spiti’s high passes but did not regret the two sojourns he had beside the magical waters of Chandratal in Himachal Pradesh... |
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Adrenalin venture: South Africa’s Drakensberg (26 June 08:50) |
| South Africa’s Drakensberg region has every enticement possible, from get your heart thumping and your mind racing. |
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Macau: Authentically Portuguese, emphatically Chinese (26 June 03:23) |
| Neeta Lal couldn’t get enough of the equal melange of east and west that is Macau, one facet is authentically Portuguese while the other is emphatically Chinese.
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Ad(renalin) venture: South Africa’s Drakensberg (26 June 03:23) |
| South Africa’s Drakensberg region has every enticement possible, from get your heart thumping and your mind racing, as ET Travel found out on their trip to this paradise of peaks and river... |
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Travelog: India shines at World Travel Awards (26 June 01:13) |
| India took the Leading Asian Destination Award, Cathay Pacific Airways won Asia’s Leading Airline and Singapore Changi Airport was awarded Asia’s Leading Airport.
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Greek cuisine has uncannily Indian counterparts (26 June 01:13) |
| Greek cuisine has uncannily Indian counterparts, which means desis will plenty to munch on in that country!
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Sydney topdown: Angles that most people don't usually think of (19 June 01:20) |
| Australia’s most picturesque city looks even more interesting from angles that most people don’t usually think of - by air and from the water.
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Wine legacy in vineyards of Barossa Vallery (19 June 01:20) |
| Perhaps it takes a Barossa Valley, one of the largest wine-producing regions in Australia, to get a teetotaler like one tipsy.
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Contemporary panache: Modern South African cuisine (19 June 01:20) |
| Modern South African cuisine takes the best of traditional dishes and gives them a contemporary panache.
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Who says travelling by train is passe now? (19 June 01:20) |
| Everyone rails against the railways... With airports becoming nightmarish, who says that travelling by train is passe now?
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Spirit of British Raj yet to leave Shimla (12 June 01:01) |
| Shimla??” asked a well-heeled friend incredulously as we informed him of our vacation plans. |
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Snows of Kilimanjaro fascinate everyone (05 June 01:49) |
| The Europeans first discovered Kilimanjaro in 1848 and the notion of having snow on the equator was hard to believe.
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Food mood: Best restaurants in the world (05 June 01:49) |
| Notice anything interesting in the list of the 50 best restaurants in the world as judged by panels instituted by Restaurant magazine?
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St Gallen displays characteristics of a Swiss town (05 June 01:49) |
| St Gallen displays all the characteristics expected of a Swiss town, saysNina Jacob. It’s picturesque, squeaky clean, well preserved...and very well mannered!
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Henrys' heritage: colleges of Cambridge (04 June 11:27) |
| The beauty of its ancient centre is preserved with its walkable medieval streets, college courts, gardens and bridges.
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Ultimate cool: The absolute ice bar in Stockholm (29 May 07:01) |
| The ice is replaced and the bar is rebuilt using clear ice from Torne, the world’s cleanest river.
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Museum shows, a definite tourist magnet (29 May 01:19) |
| Despite the British Museum’s exhibition of China’s ancient terracotta warriors drawing 6 million visitors, India hasn’t realised that museums can be a wonderful way to showcase cultur... |
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Ultimate cool: The Absolut Ice Bar in Stockholm (29 May 01:19) |
| The ice is replaced and the bar is rebuilt using clear ice from Torne, the world’s cleanest river.
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Sarai Amanat Khan: Mughal era caravan sarai (28 May 11:10) |
| Sarai Amanat Khan is one example of the Mughals’ foresight when it came to easing travel for merchants and armies. |
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There's more to Dubai than bright lights and shopping (25 May 05:03) |
| There’s more to Dubai than bright lights and shopping. Remnants of traditional life and architecture are fascinating too. |
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Arabian delights: There's more to Dubai than bright lights and shopping (22 May 01:11) |
| There’s more to Dubai than bright lights and shopping. Remnants of traditional life and architecture are fascinating too. |
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Versace: A world of its own (22 May 01:11) |
| A day in Palazzo Versace had me so pampered that I forgot that there is something called a mundane world that I had to return to. |
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Twin identity: Bengal stripe, Madras check (22 May 01:11) |
| Reshmi R Dasgupta felt right at home in the colonial ambience of Madras, rather than modern 'Chennai'. But locals take both identities in their stride. |
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Forgotten heritage of Narnaul (15 May 08:54) |
| Nobody has ever looked at the heritage of Narnaul. A rich legacy of architecture in the dusty depths of Haryana. |
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Rivetting facets of Lucerne (15 May 08:54) |
| Visitors to Switzerland may well be forgiven for thinking that Lucerne is just the base for excursions to the fascinating Mt Titlis and Mt Pilatus. |
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Travelog: Around the world (15 May 08:54) |
| The number of hotel visitors to Dubai is projected to rise to ten million by 2010, from about seven million in 2007. |
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Hospitality and Thailand go hand in hand (15 May 08:54) |
| Hospitality and Thailand go hand in hand. It is visible in major tourist attractions there. |
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Settle for a Safari this summer (08 May 06:00) |
| The Samburu, the Masai Mara and Mount Kenya game reserves in Kenya are safari havens. |
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Days by the Puri bay (08 May 06:00) |
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Travelog: Quick bytes (08 May 03:46) |
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Italy sizzles like any Indian town (08 May 03:46) |
| The intense gelato is the perfect antidote to the sizzling Italian sun.
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Indian curreny stronger in Sri Lanka (08 May 03:46) |
| The sudden realization that Indian currency is so much stronger in Sri Lanka is startlingly powerful. |
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Sri Lanka: Traveler's surprising delight (08 May 01:08) |
| It's so close to home and yet it has a very different charm. Sri Lanka has a an infailing ability to surprise travellers.
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