What to Skip on Your First Dussehra Trip
Skip the front row at the effigy burning, the one-night dash and the over-packed itinerary. Honest advice for a calmer first Dussehra trip in India.
Skip the front row at the effigy burning, the one-night dash and the over-packed itinerary. Honest advice for a calmer first Dussehra trip in India.
Chamundi Hills, the palace lit up at dusk, jasmine in Devaraja Market and the Jamboo Savari: a slow three-day plan for Mysuru Dasara.
Follow Kullu’s village deities down the Beas valley from Manali through Naggar to the Dhalpur Maidan, and see why Dussehra here begins when it ends elsewhere.
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Monsoon transforms the Indian landscape in ways that are hard to describe but easy to fall in love with. Dry, […]
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Tucked away in the heart of the Western Ghats, Tadiandamol is the highest peak in Coorg (Kodagu district) and one […]
Harishchandragad isn’t just a trekking destination, it’s a living canvas painted with history, nature, and raw emotion. Nestled in the […]
There’s a certain romance to monsoon trekking in India. It’s not just about the adventure or the challenge; it’s about […]
Inside Travel Viewpoint Issue 65, September 2024: monsoon treks from Rajmachi and Andharban to the Valley of Flowers, plus what to skip on your first rainy trail.