Food in trains & Travel Experiences in India
Bodhgaya: The Land of Buddha The land of India has a huge diversity, and so is the culture. There are various religions, and each religion has different pilgrim places which are much more than just a temple, shrine or monastery.
Read moreThis article is first of the seven part series – ‘Incredible trains of India’. This 130 horsepower beauty was designed in Leeds, England in 1855 by Kitson, Thompson and Hewitson. The Fairy Queen was not always a luxury train for the last
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Low cost flights now cover 80 cities across India, yet they lag far behind the network of Indian Railways that reach in every corner of the country no matter how remote. There is a story behind every train journey that we
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One of the best things about growing up is that the way we travel evolves too. A decade ago when I visited Varanasi for the first time, how I experienced the place was completely different from my trip in 2014. The
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Remnants of Portuguese and Parsi history of Daman lie scattered in its churches, chapels, forts and old quarters. I visited Daman with the aim of going off beat into the interiors and exploring the daily life as well as the
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When the rest of the India got independence in 1947, Goa was still under the Portuguese rule till 1961. Evidence of the Portuguese flavour of Goa can be found everywhere, be it the eclectic food, local music, or Latin Quarters
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