Now north Kerala lures tourists with homestays
Beaches, rivers, mountains, forests, ayurveda - though north Kerala has everything that brought 515,808 foreign tourists to this state last year, it received only six percent of them. But that is changing, thanks to the start given by Wayanad district.
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Most expensive destination clubs
We survey the world's most expensive destination clubs, including Solstice Quintess and The Oyster Circle.
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Beijing’s don’t miss list
Our Beijing correspondent uncovers the must-do experiences of Beijing. From visits to bustling Houhai and Soong Qingling to shopping at the Grand Gallery at Oriental Plaza, to finding contemporary Chinese art, we’ve got your Beijing bases covered.
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Royal Rajasthan on Wheels to offer regal sojourn
A regal train journey par excellence across the land of Maharajas in western India would be on offer from December with the launch of Royal Rajasthan on Wheels.
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World’s Must-See Museum Makeovers
The globe's most prestigious institutions are having work done.
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Finland beckoning Indian travellers
The picture postcard land of lakes, reindeers and the mystic Santa Claus - Finland - has caught the Indian traveller's fancy. Statistics reveal that the number of Indian tourists to the small Nordic country has jumped by over 50 percent in the last one year.
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Andhra, Delhi stay on top as tourist destinations
Andhra Pradesh again managed to attract the maximum number of domestic tourists in 2007 while the Indian capital drew the most foreigners for the second consecutive year, tourism ministry figures show.
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Kerala's famed snake boat race attracts thousands
Every inch of space along the banks of Kerala's Punnamada lake was swarming with people, including tourists, as the state's famed annual boat festival kicked off on Saturday with an array of the over 100-foot-long snake boats and smaller boats taking part in racing events.
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Don't take your laptop on your holiday: Psychologist
Though laptops and wireless Internet connections are considered inseparable tools for the new-age executives, they are spoiling their holidays and increasingly ruining their family relationships, a psychologist has warned.
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Best Beijing escapes
The best of China, beyond the city walls
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