With the world so easily connected today, it's hard to imagine places that people cannot visit. From islands full of dangerous snakes to guarded religious structures and protected areas, here are some forbidden places that you will most likely...
Who doesn't love ice cream? People all over the world have been combating hot summers with different variations of frozen desserts for years. Grab your spoon, and go around the world with these versions of a classic treat.
Rolled Ice...
One of the oldest Indian cities, Hyderabad owes much of its heritage and creative culture to the era of the Nizams. Known for famous architectural structures like the Charminar, Golconda Fort, and the Qutb Shahi Tombs, the city offers a much more...
2. Ghevar
Ghevar is a blend of flour, ghee, and milk, and soaked in sugar syrup. Fashioned into a disc, it is garnished with almonds, pistachios, and saffron. There are numerous variants, such as the Malai Ghevar or the Mava Ghevar.
3. Gatte Ki Sabzi
Another traditional...
Rajasthan, located in northwest India it is the country’s largest state. Featuring a unique mixture of historical marvels and cultural treasures, it is known as the Land of Kings. Known for the undulating sand dunes of the Thar Desert...
Undoubtedly, travelling and photography go well together. There’s no better feeling than looking at a photo and realizing you clicked that beautiful picture. These destinations give the perfect material for any photographer’s dream.
1. Rajasthan
Visit the Royal Rajasthan during festivals...
Buildings are enduring symbols of art and creativity. From the Colosseum to the Great Wall of China, great buildings usually have a huge impact on people. However, these 22 buildings are more an indulgence of fantasy on the part...
"Bursts of gold on lavender melting into saffron. It's the time of day when the sky looks like it has been spray-painted by a graffiti artist" - Mia Kirshner.
Watching a sunrise or a sunset is not something we do every...
The Andaman Islands are well known for their beautiful coastlines and lush forests. Though it is an Indian territory, it is located 1370 kilometres from the Indian mainland. Geographically, they are actually closer to South East Asia, being just 150km...
Delhi is a massive city, stuffed with history, art, and culture. Like Mumbai and Bangalore, you can spend weeks in the city and still not cover everything it has to offer.
Ruins and monuments from many historical periods are dotted...