January 2026

Often called the "Oxford of the East" and the "Cultural Capital of Maharashtra," Pune is a city where 18th-century Maratha history leans comfortably against the glass-and-chrome of 21st-century tech hubs. My journey through this vibrant metropolis was a sensory loop of

Mumbai is its relentless, electric pulse. It is a city of staggering contrasts, where billionaires live doors away from slums, and where the humid salt air of the Arabian Sea mixes with the aroma of cutting chai and diesel. In 2026,

Hyderabad is the "City of Pearls"—a place where the regal air of the Nizams perfectly blends with a high-octane global tech scene. In 2026, Hyderabad has evolved into a "Global City." The expansion of the Metro Phase 2 and the stunning

Tirupati is not just a city; it is a gateway to another world—a high-altitude, celestial township known as Tirumala. Perched atop the seven hills of the Seshachalam range, it is home to Lord Venkateswara, the "Lord of the Seven Hills."

A journey from Rameshwaram to Kanyakumari is a pilgrimage of both faith and nature. It is a transition from the sacred "island of Rama" to the "end of the land," where three oceans collide. In 2026, the experience is enhanced by

Goa is not just a state; it is a state of mind. It is the only place in India where you can find a 16th-century Portuguese cathedral, a 24-hour beach rave, and a silent Himalayan-style yoga retreat all within a

Dandeli is the "Emerald of the Western Ghats." It is a place where the air smells of wet earth and ancient teak, and the only traffic you’ll encounter is a family of Hornbills crossing the canopy above the Kali River. In

Pushkar is a place where time doesn’t just slow down; it settles into a rhythmic hum of temple bells and desert winds. Nestled on the edge of the Thar Desert, this white-washed town is one of India's oldest and most

Jodhpur is the Blue City—a place where the sky seems to have melted onto the rooftops. As the gateway to the Thar Desert, Jodhpur is a masterclass in royal resilience, where massive stone forts look down on a maze of

Jaipur, the "Pink City," is where the opulence of the Rajput era meets the vibrant chaos of modern Rajasthan. In 2026, it remains a cornerstone of the Golden Triangle, blending UNESCO World Heritage sites with a burgeoning scene of boutique