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Singapore’s Little India: A timeless cultural haven

The Bengali delicacy ‘Shorshe Ilish’ on my plate was so mouthwateringly good you’d think I was in a restaurant in Kolkata instead of Singapore’s...

Travel pitfalls and how to avoid them

Travelling is great fun, and group tours, the people you meet, and the added-on experiences can really enhance any trip. However, I’ve seen and...

In Bruges

Sometimes we end up discovering the best places when we do not have a plan in place. On my way to Warsaw recently, I...

Coast to coast by rail

A train journey on the legendary Indian Pacific from Sydney to Perth offers both history as well as beautiful landscapes, written by SANDIP HOR

Tiger, tiger, tiger!

ANITA PRAKASH meets the majestic king of the jungle, the national animal of India in Bandipur National Park near Ooty

Royal Copenhagen

Copenhagen is a fairytale town with imposing grandeur, contented charm and more than a touch of majesty, writes SANDIP HOR

Relaxed, rustic Cambodian retreats

Languidly reclining under a large beach umbrella at the Independence Hotel, a tanned well-rounded Russian puffs on a Cuban cigar, while his glamorous companion...

Burmese Days

As this mysterious country opens up to tourism, visitors are in for a spectacular journey of discovery, writes

The charms of Chiang Rai

Visits to temples, shamans and hill tribes, combined with nature trails and long tail boat rides make Chiang Rai special

Balinese magic

SANDIP HOR finds out there is something for everyone in Bali’s enchanting environs

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