The hi-tech, high-altitude, high-energy city also known as Bangalore has smart bars, cool brunch joints, green spaces galore – and a pleasant climate
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New waves: make a break for the ‘crown jewel’ of India’s surf scene in Tamil Nadu
Tourism to Mahabalipuram once focused on its temples but visitors to this south-east Indian town now come to ride the waves – and it’s producing local surf champions of its own, too
Mysuru, India, city guide: what to see, plus the best yoga centres, hotels and restaurants
Famed for ashtanga yoga, wellbeing is a way of life in this magical south Indian city – and fantastic markets, food and architecture all add to the allure. Julian Worker has written a number of travel books including Travels through History : France Travels through History – The Balkans: Journeys in the former Yugoslavia TravelsContinue reading “Mysuru, India, city guide: what to see, plus the best yoga centres, hotels and restaurants”
Coffee houses, Kali and palaces in India – in pictures
Chris Schalkx captures three different sides of India – its culture, history and religion
Chhattisgarh: the heart of rural India
The pristine lands and age-old ways of the people of Chhattisgarh state
Petals, pilgrims and passengers: a snapshot of India – in pictures
Damon Beckford captures revealing images from India
Train dreams: scenes from the Visakha Express, India – in pictures
A hint of Hitchcock’s Strangers on a Train and lush landscapes captured Madhu Kalyan’s eye in our weekly look at people’s travels through three Instagram images
Forever Young: the Dylan cafe in north-east India where Bob remains king
A cafe in Shillong pays homage to the great singer-songwriter, a local hero in this music-mad city
Taj Mahal gets a facelift – and slaps on a mudpack
Pollution means India’s most famous monument is in urgent need of a thorough clean, but tour operators fear that the work may put off visitors
Edinburgh – Food
Thank you Gurkha Cafe and Restaurant for serving me some delicious food at 10:05pm on a Wednesday evening, after I had been turned away from The Filling Station and Frankie and Benny’s on the Royal Mile, after asking whether I could have a sandwich/simple pasta meal. It was 10pm in the capital of Scotland and theseContinue reading “Edinburgh – Food”