India Travel

India is shaped by a long and continuous civilisation — visible in its temples and townscapes, traditions, cuisines, faiths, arts and architecture.

This section gathers writing from journeys across different regions of the country, rooted in time spent on the ground and attention to context. The focus here is not only on where to go, but on how places are built and lived in — through architecture, food traditions, belief systems and local practice.

The posts range from reported features to field-based guides, and exploring cultures across India. The collection continues to expand, shaped by slow travel and sustained return.

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Pillayarpatti Karpaga Vinayagar Temple: A Pilgrimage to Tamil Nadu’s Ancient Cave Shrine

About 12 kilometres from Karaikudi in Tamil Nadu’s Chettinad region stands the ancient rock-cut shrine of Pillayarpatti Karpaga Vinayagar, a temple that has drawn devotees for over 1,600 years. We found ourselves heading there almost unexpectedly during a family road journey from Chennai to Rameswaram through southern Tamil Nadu. As we neared Karaikudi, all we

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Indian School of Hospitality (ISH) , Gurugram – A benchmark in hospitality education, tourism and culinary arts

Indian School of Hospitality(ISH) in Gurugram, India, is setting trends in the fields of hospitality and culinary arts education apart from the tourism sector, with its comprehensive curriculum and practical training methods. Here is an inside glimpse of the campus through my lens and words. Disclaimer: This is neither a sponsored post nor a press-release.

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