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Marari  and Alleppey are the two prized possessions of Kerala when it comes to talking about its expansive shorelines. Considered to be two of the best beaches in Kerala, both these coastal beauties exhibit a charm of their own that lures…
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The wait to break free—bob along rivers and wade through wildflowers—is going to be long. But when the time comes, well be ready to rejuvenate. A pandemic demands staggering human resolve. If getting by from one day to another has frayed…
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The faded ink of a rangoli tattoo on Kamalathal’s forearm moves across her frail, mahogany skin; she dips her hand in a cup of water and flicks wet fingertips over a bed of steaming idlis, her wrinkled flesh purling like shifting sands.…
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Note: This story was originally published on the National Geographic Society’s website devoted to the Out of Eden Walk project. Explore the site here. Paul Salopek won two Pulitzer Prizes for his journalism while a foreign correspondent…
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The simple, pure, urbane, and cultured life at village Kerala is not touched by the trend of industrial progression and has maintained its originality and purity very well. Tourists and travelers can experience a true Village Tourism in…
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Onam Festival  is the most famous festival celebrated in Kerala, India. It is celebrated during Chingam (a month in Malayalam calendar) that usually starts between mid-August and lasts up to mid- September. Onam festival is celebrated to…
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Kerala is not just famous for its scenic beauty, it is also known as the land with a rich culture and heritage. Besides the exotic locales, there are a large number of religious places in Kerala which are visited throughout the year.…
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In Calcutta, where I grew up, one often hears the phrase ‘baro mash-e tero parbon’, which roughly translates to ‘thirteen festivals in twelve months’. So as a child, I grew up watching a lot of festivities around me, Diwali being one such.…
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Maheshwar, Madhya Pradesh Instead of Varanasi In both look and feel, Maheshwar, a tiny town to Indore’s south, evokes Varanasi vibes. Some even call it the “Varanasi of Central India”—a grand comparison it shoulders rather well. Ghats here…
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