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Moroccan dishes are influenced by , , , and cultures. , the famous slow-cooked Moroccan (consisting of or meat...
11/03/2020

Moroccan dishes are influenced by , , , and cultures. , the famous slow-cooked Moroccan (consisting of or meat) which takes its name from the traditional clay or ceramic dish it's traditionally cooked in. They are traditionally eaten directly from the cooking vessel, using pieces of Moroccan bread (khobz). You can get it practically anywhere, at roadside stops, cafés, and nicer restaurants.

What’s your favourite dish?

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has a special significance in spiritual life in many , including . Burning incense is part of Vietnamese culture a...
06/03/2020

has a special significance in spiritual life in many , including . Burning incense is part of Vietnamese culture and beliefs. On the outskirts of , there are many ‘incense villages’ that are home to a number of incense factories/family businesses where hundreds of workers can be seen dyeing and drying down bamboo sticks to be made into incense sticks. Make sure to visit one on your travel to Vietnam.

To plan your Vietnam travel, call: +91 7506461058

, or , is a massive sandstone monolith is situated in the heart of ’s also known as the country’s arid "Red Centre"...
03/03/2020

, or , is a massive sandstone monolith is situated in the heart of ’s also known as the country’s arid "Red Centre". Uluru is sacred to and is thought to have started forming around 550 million years ago. Uluru is at its most stunning around and , when the golden light makes the rock’s colours come alive. It’s within Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, which also includes the 36 red-rock domes of the Kata Tjuta (colloquially “The Olgas”) formation.

Not on the usual tourist trail of Australia, there are plethora of activities to do here from sunrise/sunset rides, base trekking/hiking, tours, over Uluru, interact with the indigenous community, star gazing, & more..

To plan your Australian Outback experience, call: +91 7506461058

Originally from Southern , specifically the region, as a traditional Spanish style. There are four distinct eleme...
02/03/2020

Originally from Southern , specifically the region, as a traditional Spanish style. There are four distinct elements to flamenco - the guitar playing, the vocals, flamboyant dancing and the 'palmas' (hand clapping). You can experience this Spanish tradition at flamenco venues known as ‘tablaos’ across the country.

One of the best places to catch this art form at its authentic best is Andalusia’s vibrant capital city - .

To plan your Spain holiday and rest of , call: +91 7506461058

Nestled in a lush and thriving 200 acre , this property takes one back to the period of the British Raj. The is an...
29/02/2020


Nestled in a lush and thriving 200 acre , this property takes one back to the period of the British Raj. The is an elegant example of British architecture, and is surrounded by a large English garden and acres of plantation and woodlands. The property has been carefully restored mindful of its serene environment and its glorious history - the heritage charm coupled with to ensure the guests a memorable holiday in this one-of-a-kind in .

Your cottage allows you to wake up to birdsong on a misty morning, and enjoy moments of tranquility through the day and a quiet sunset as the plantations sink into twilight. They serve local and seasonal cuisines and a variety of and delicacies made with homemade warmth, prepared with the freshest ingredients, mostly sourced from in and around the estate. Experience a day in the life of an elite coffee planter - right from inspecting the workers pruning the bushes and picking the berries, and take a guided tour to the Pulper house. You can also enjoy the . Indulge in their signature range of treatments & therapies, exclusively curated for your relaxation and rejuvenation at their in-house .

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Treat yourself with a traditional hot stone bath where rocks from nearby stream are heated and placed in water where the...
21/08/2016

Treat yourself with a traditional hot stone bath where rocks from nearby stream are heated and placed in water where they crack and steam, releasing key minerals and soothing those deep-set aches after the hike to Tiger's Nest.

Dates: 17th-25th Nov http://bit.ly/BhutanNovFB
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Go behind the scenes and learn how the delicious Bhutanese cuisine is prepared in a fun cooking class. Back home, you ca...
21/08/2016

Go behind the scenes and learn how the delicious Bhutanese cuisine is prepared in a fun cooking class. Back home, you can surprise your loved ones by cooking up some culinary treats that you take back from Bhutan trip.

Dates: 17th-25th Nov http://bit.ly/BhutanNovFB
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Marvel at the grandeur, magnificent works of art, unique Bhutanese architecture of the Dzongs & Lhakhangs in Bhutan. Get...
21/08/2016

Marvel at the grandeur, magnificent works of art, unique Bhutanese architecture of the Dzongs & Lhakhangs in Bhutan. Get an opportunity to interact with the lamas and the locals gaining knowledge on their culture and traditions.

Dates: 17th-25th Nov http://bit.ly/BhutanNovFB
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Trek to the glorious Tiger’s Nest through beautiful, shady pine forests soaking in the views of the Paro valley and the ...
21/08/2016

Trek to the glorious Tiger’s Nest through beautiful, shady pine forests soaking in the views of the Paro valley and the temple as you go higher and higher..Cross this off your bucket-list on our Bhutan trip this November!

Dates: 17th-25th Nov http://bit.ly/BhutanNovFB
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'There is beauty in simplicity'The round trip journey started from Chandigarh via the lush valleys of Solan and Kinnaur ...
10/08/2016

'There is beauty in simplicity'

The round trip journey started from Chandigarh via the lush valleys of Solan and Kinnaur to the desert like valley of Spiti all the way back to Chandigarh.

Right from the adventurous drive to our stay in Narkanda, the mild showers, foggy climate, driving by the apple orchards, the super awesome Sangla campsite, Batseri village walk, the beauty of Chitkul and Rakcham, views of the Kinner Kailash peak from our bungalow in Kalpa, being lucky to spot the huge monolithic pillar of Shiva amidst the cloudy morning, the bumpy ride on the bad roads from Kalpa, getting stuck for a few hours due to road widening work, whiling away the time playing dumb charade, beautiful sunset drive post Nako, the friendly local at Gue showing us the Gue mummy at an odd hour, the old world charm of the various monasteries we visited, spectacular beauty of Mud and the people and the rare Bhuchen performance, participating in a dance with the Bhuchen master and the villagers, surprise rainbow at Kibber and the yummy pakodas at the cafe there with views of Chichum village, sipping the herbal tea with the monk in Kye monastery who also showed us around despite the monastery being closed for the day, unexpected mild rainfall in this part of the valley, some fossil search at Langza and also tasting the local brew Ara, photo stop at Komic, sending a postcard back home from Hikkim and trying some local bread, wondering about the simple lives of the people and yet they seem content and happy, souvenir shopping in the streets of Kaza, trying out local cafe's in Kaza, pit stop at Kunzum pass, the solitude of Chandratal, hiking back amidst the beautiful backdrop to our campsite, the chilly night, some star gazing and spotting the shooting stars in the middle of nowhere at our Chandratal campsite, the non-existent road and bumpy ride from Chandertal up-to Rohtang Pass, the cafe hopping spree at Old Manali, our talented driver who brought us back safely to Chandigarh and the hospitality of the people made us feel at home. And that's how we rolled in Spiti!

To personalize your Kinnaur, Lahaul and Spiti adventure, do write to us at [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you.

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