Sunsets And Spirituality
Revelling in mystique and beauty, this
ancient 16-mile gorge is where the
Ancient Ones meditated, in tune with
Nature.
Offers From Singapore Airlines
In an effort to maximise its services
in Bangalore, Singapore Airlines has
announced the commencement of daily
flights from Bangalore to Singapore,
an increase from the current six
flights a week.
Kiwi Holiday
Be your own navigator and discover the
scenic beauty of New Zealand.
Cruise To Europe
Travel Corporation India (TCI) is
offering customers a wide range of
cruise holidays to
Europe aboard the luxurious Costa Cruises.
Chandaka Wildlife Sanctuary
Nestled in the Khurdha uplands of the
northeastern ghats' biotic region, the
Chandaka forest is a relic of wild
land that once extended all over
Bhubaneswar.
The Many Faces Of Madurai
"Why do you want to go to Madurai?" I
was asked, "It is a mad place."
Travel Deal
Sri Lankan Holidays, the leisure arm
of Sri Lankan Airlines, has come up
with several vacation options during
March and April.
For A Getaway
Resorts are fast becoming popular with
Mangaloreans who need a break from
city life.
Travails Of A Hungry Traveller
Everything seems great... you managed
to catch the connecting flight (and so
did the blessed baggage), the room has
a splendid view, the weather is
perfect, the children are not (yet)
driving you up the wall...
Waiting For A Facelift
This time, I chose yet another
forgotten place called Uppoor, a quiet
little village by the seashore in
Ramanathapuram district.
Fort, Flora And Fauna
Think forts and what comes to mind are
imposing boundary walls, ramparts,
moats, cannons and hidden passages.
Travel On An Empty Stomach?
Veggies going abroad do not have much
of a choice when it comes to food,
says APARNA KARTHIKEYAN.
Did Pied Piper Really Exist?
Driving along the winding Route 1,
through dense forests with scarcely
any traffic, and heading south towards
Bonn to see friends, I pull over when
I see a signpost to Hamelin.
Love In Penang
I am not sure if Mrs Hindi Ali enjoys
the same freedom when she is at her
home in the Middle East, but when she
is with Mr Hindi Ali in
Penang, walking down the wet sands of the
long beach and leaving behind a trail
of footprints, all else is forgotten.
Travel Industry Welcomes Rail Budget
2007-08
The recently announced Union Rail
Budget not only brought cheer to the
masses as a passenger friendly budget
but also to the travel industry for
its vision.
Mot Extends Validity Of Mvisa To 3
Years
The ministry of Tourism (MOT),
government of India has further
enhanced the Mvisa and MXvisa, which
it had introduced in January this
year.
Government May Allow Private Airports
In a bid to enhance regional
connectivity in the country, the
government is looking at setting up
merchant Greenfield airports - private
airports built on privately-owned
lands within permissible civil
aviation parameters.
Irctc Plans Packages For South India
The passenger services and marketing
arm of the Indian Railways, Indian
Railway Catering & Tourism Corporation
(IRCTC) is planning to introduce seven
different packages for
South India.
Summer Symphony
Built by Raja Surajmal to ward off the
summer heat, the Deeg palace complex
is an engineering marvel.
Goa It Alone: Away From The Crowds In
India's Party State
Escaping Goa's busy tourist resorts is
easy - if you know how. Sophie Lam
heads off the beaten track in search
of solitude, and finds restored
heritage homes and wild, deserted
beaches.
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