travel

Tony Wheeler launches new PhD program on History of Travel Writing

Co-founder of the Lonely Planet, Tony Wheeler, funded and launched a new PhD program on the history of travel writing at the University of Warwick.

Tour turns into tragedy, two drown in Beas' raging water near Manali

Andhra-born Gopi Thotakura becomes India's first space tourist

Europe travel plans disrupted for Indians as demand for Schengen visas increases; interview slots fall short

Orchha on river Betwa: "Arvind Passey Editor- Education Post"

Orchha is a place… and though I wouldn’t call it a city yet, the truth is that it is far grander than a mere village. The drivable nearness to Jhansi makes it easily accessible for everyone.

The Story-Tellers of Bhimbetaka: Arvind Passey Editor- Education Post

The wish to explore the past led me to be a part of the Times Passion Trail in March this year and we went around a number of culture-rich spots in Madhya Pradesh.

India plans international flights

Air India’s so-called evacuation charters have gone beyond true evacuations [at least on the India to the United States segments] and involved sales to any member of the general public able to enter the United States

THE LAND OF HAPPINESS: Dr B. B. Das

After getting down from the aircraft, we were thrilled to inhale fresh air under the blue sky of Bhutan. We were highly enthralled to see Paro airport decorated with colourful art work, paintings and display of models, depicting their architectural marvel.

Science of Water Monuments: Vikramjit Singh Rooprai Founder: Heritageshaala and The Heritage Phot

More importantly, we need to save our groundwater, as it affects the crops and drinking water, thus pushing harmful elements into our food chain.

Redefining ‘Sanjeevani’ at the Valley of Flowers: Arvind Passey Editor – Education Post

The overnight train from Delhi to Rishikesh and then after a nearly eleven hour drive via Rudraprayag and Joshimath, we were finally at Govindghat where we spent the night.