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With its towering Himalayan peaks and lush South Indian jungles, India offers a diversity of hiking opportunities like nowhere else on earth. Whether you’re up for a short day hike or want to undertake a longer expedition, here are some of India’s most epic ...

Between its fast-paced social life and dating apps that revolves around quick coffees and brunches, Chennai’s romantic spots have taken somewhat of a beating.

Bangkok certainly has its gritty charm. There are plenty of good opportunities for day trips near Bangkok. Unless you’re a big fan, forget touring the crocodile farms and tourist-oriented floating markets that surround Bangkok. Instead, end your trip with something ...

The Konglor Loop, also called the Thakhek Loop for the Mekong riverside French colonial town in which it starts, is a tour of the natural wonders on of Khammouane Province and Bolikhamsai Province in central Laos. Rent a motorbike, take the bus, ride a bicycle or hire ...

There is an endless list of things to see and do in Tokyo. Tokyo is an enticing place, and planning a short 48-hour stay can be a challenge. If you’re here, make sure to take in everything this city has to offer, including traditional Japanese cuisine, historic ...

Are you planning a trip to Bhutan and looking for homestays? Bhutan a landlocked country in South Asia, opened its doors for tourism in 1974 and since then many travelers are visiting the Land of Dragons. And if you are thinking about booking homestays in Bhutan, then ...

Capsule hotels are becoming more and more popular, fulfilling the need for cheap but private accommodation. These days, they cater not only to business travellers but leisure seekers as well. Take your pick of the top capsule hotels in Tokyo for your next visit.

Tokyo’s reputation for the weird and zany is widely known. So there’s no better place than here to get off the beaten path and try something new. Get out there and check out some of the most unusual experiences Tokyo has to offer.

Unlike some other cities in India, Chennai (previously known as Madras) does not have any world famous monuments or tourist attractions. It was a cluster of small villages until the British developed it as a trading port, naval base, and administration hub.