India

On my first trip to India, I was convinced I was going to die. I was to be met by someone from the tourism department in Mumbai but he/she was a no-show. In fact there were few travelers, and mysteriously...

After my 12th or maybe 13th visit, I had made acquaintances mainly through interviewing various people of interest. And recently one of my 'new friends' invited me to his son's wedding.  Who would or could...

The author on the Toy Train Friendly seat companions Shilong, the start point of the Toy Train India changes people, I was once told by a friend from India. Even though I had...

  India is incredible.   I also work for INDIATOR.com and just returned from Delhi where the headquarters is located.   INDIATOR has 50 office throughout the sub continent and is a an India-only...

  After hairpin curves, a continuous cacophony of horns, narrowly hitting haphazardly roaming cows, seeing women carrying huge bundles of twigs on their heads, the roadside sameness of village stalls and...

Bal Samand Palace in Jodhpur, built in red sandstone, is a study of splendid Rajput architecture. From the modest entrance, it’s a surprise to walk a few metres and see a col-onnade that stretches beside...

“This is Kipling’s India,” said my new friend, Bob, a former school teacher from San Diego California referring to poet Rudyard, who was born and lived for many years in India. Bob and I sat enjoying...

Driving in India is a life threatening affair. Many roads are just an unpaved single lane but the adeptness of the drivers, as they miss by inches oncoming trucks, is unquestionably, a great talent. On the...

Over the years I have made a list of my favorite hotels worldwide. Since I travel about 8 months a year, I’m always discovering new hotels, discover the newest decor, eco friendly, the food, spa treatments...

By Barbara Kingstone…Shopping Maven. As local Indian rush to the newest glitzy glass and steel malls that are shooting up in Delhi, most tourists are still intrigued with the great...