Introduction: Mauritius Beyond the Postcards Say the word “Mauritius” and most people picture glossy resort ads: white-sand beaches, palm trees bowing to turquoise lagoons, honeymooners clinking champagne. And yes, it’s all that—but it’s also much more. Mauritius is one of those rare destinations where beaches, culture, and wilderness coexist on
Shillong isn’t just trending—it’s exploding. Travel data shows it’s officially the most-searched Indian destination of 2025, beating out Goa, Manali, and Ladakh. And once you’re here, it’s easy to see why. With its pine-scented hills, Khasi food culture, world-famous music scene, and landscapes that look like fantasy film sets, Shillong
New York City is no stranger to the strange. Beyond the neon-soaked lights of Times Square and the curated perfection of The Met lies another city — dark, weird, and infinitely more fascinating. This is the weird side of New York you won’t find on a brochure. The one that
Paris is expensive. But eating well in Paris? That doesn’t have to be. Thanks to the Michelin Bib Gourmand distinction — awarded to restaurants serving exceptional food at moderate prices — you can get a high-end experience without the white tablecloth markup. We’re talking three-course meals for under €40, and
From legendary tapas joints and humble bodegas to boundary-pushing kitchens that reinvent Catalan classics—this is your ultimate traveler’s hit list for the best restaurants in Barcelona, 2025 edition. Why Barcelona’s Food Scene is Still Untouchable Barcelona is a city that cooks with soul. Its kitchens tell stories—of fishermen unloading the
Why Lyon Is the Soul of French Cuisine Forget Paris. This is where the French actually eat. Located where the Rhône and Saône rivers meet, Lyon is a city of butchers, bakers, mothers, grandmothers, Michelin stars, bouchons, and buttery saucisson. It’s the birthplace of Paul Bocuse, the godfather of modern
Welcome to Underground Switzerland Switzerland might be known for chocolate, mountains, and neutrality — but below the surface lies a hidden world of over 360,000 bunkers, making it the most fortified civilian nation in the world. These Cold War-era structures were built to survive the apocalypse… and now, some are
Why This Road Trip Rules There are road trips that check the boxes—scenic drives, local food, photogenic pit stops—and then there’s Portugal’s Atlantic coast. From the winding Douro hills above Porto to the cliff-stacked beaches of the Algarve, this is a peninsula-spanning journey through centuries of seafaring history, soul-shaking cuisine,
Why We Crave the Unusual Modern travel has become both easier and, oddly, more predictable. Budget flights, social media feeds, and digital guidebooks have created a world where millions of people can visit the same “hidden gem” within days of each other. But a counter-trend is building—a quiet rebellion among
Why Ultra-Sport Holidays Are Booming For years, vacation conjured images of reclining poolside with a piña colada or wandering slowly through cobblestone alleys in a Tuscan hill town. But somewhere along the way—likely around the same time as the boom in Ironman triathlons, ultramarathons, and Strava flex culture—a new kind
