Go, Goa, gone
Enjoy the sun and sand without worrying about what to wear as Goa is still a bikini-friendly zone
Art of the matter in Kochi
Get bemused and awestruck by the accessible sprawl of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale which will run till March 29, 2015
Christmas markets of northwest England
The Christmas markets of Manchester are almost Germanic in their layout while in Chester, they are provincial
Music in the desert — Magnetic Fields Festival 2014
A three-day celebration of the global underground scene, in a 17th century palace in Shekhawati, Rajasthan
Bringing a bunch of Harley-Davidson owners together
Catch a glimpse of what went down at the 3rd Northern H-D Owners Group Rally in Pushkar, Rajasthan
The seventy-fifth anniversary celebrations of the Golden Gate Bridge
The occasion was marked by concerts, fog-proof fireworks, souvenirs and family picnics
Return of the Nainital regatta
A fleet of beautiful, century-old, mini-yachts sets sail at the first Governor–s Gold Cup event in 32 years
At the Ziro Festival of Music
Soaking up the humming music festival in a beautiful corner of Arunachal Pradesh
The Shillong Blues and Jazz Festival
The hills echoed with the sound of music as the renowned artists sang about peace, hope and reconciliation
A painters’ village in West Bengal
In an effort to revive the fading art, a group of patuas (painter singers) has taken patachitra creation to an art form in Naya village, West Midnapore
A celebration of Indian music and dance in Sirpur
The second Sirpur Dance and Music Festival manages to put on a good show even after facing organizational problems and heavy political posturing
Antique shop in Kochi
Wade into the Crafters in Kochi; this trove of antiques, from all around the world, turns 25 this year
The mysterious affair at Torquay
Poirot and Miss Marple come alive at the Agatha Christie International Festival in Torquay, England
India’s own bullfight
A horde of mad bulls and thousands of spectators in the backyard of a village temple in Alanganallur, Madurai follow this centuries-old tradition of ‘jallikattu’
Remains of the day – WWI centenary
Voices from the past provide the narrative as you walk through British exhibitions and memorials commemorating World War I