travel guide

Nature's symmetry is something we take for granted in flowers, insects and the face of a tiger, for example. In geology, however, it is rarer and its occurrence is something to marvel at. In a...

With a height of approximately 2800 feet above sea level, Naneghat Trek is one of the most popular treks in Maharashtra that attract tourists from across the country because it offers beautiful...

A soft mantle of green fields and hills and shallow lakes and streams cloaks most of Ireland. But here and there Nature has made a dramatic flourish, perhaps as a reminder of her awesome power. The...

Traveling is one of the most rewarding things a student can do, but it can also be one of the most expensive. Luckily, there are ways to make your next trip a little less chaotic and a lot more...

Art Galleries in Delhi are an integral part of the city's culture. They have a long history and are a part of its identity. To visit a gallery is to be introduced to a world that is as much about the

Airfares are rising. Why? The reason is simple: "The World Has Changed". Airfare prices have been rising at an alarming rate this year. With many airlines charging more than $100 for a...

As the capital of Karnataka, Bengaluru is a city that has a lot to offer. With its breathtaking beauty, it's no wonder that people from all over India come here to visit. The city is home to...

Few birds wheel above the Atacama Desert, the driest place on earth, and you see no hint of green from the one paved road that crosses it, the Pan American Highway. An empty landscape of sunbaked...

Niagara, meaning 'thunder water', was the name the native Americans gave to the mighty waterfall that today forms a spectacular boundary between the USA and Canada. From Lake Erie, the Niagara...

Mammoth Cave owes its name to its size, not to relics of long-gone mammoths. Carved from limestone hills in Kentucky by trickles of acidic water over millions of years, the cave has some 330 miles...

A solitary monolith like a massive tree stump thrusts up from the rolling cattle-ranch country of northeast Wyoming. A legend of the Kiowa people who lived in the region says the Devil tower was...

Just beyond the grey gravel plains of northern-western South Africa, the land tilts gently down to reveal one of Nature's timeless masterpieces: an ancient sea of apricot-coloured sand that rolls...