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Why time flies while on fun-filled holidays

2012-05-15T07:17:26

Psychologists believe that the effect is down to the different methods the brain uses to judge the passage of time

Bird’s eye view

2012-05-15T07:09:43

Women more likely than men to ogle at opposite sex, while holidaying with partner

Book Review: The Caliphate's Soldiers: The Laskhar-e-Taiba's Long War

2012-05-15T06:33:01

An eye opener on Pakistan's terrorist arm

Goa's music lovers back special tourism zones

2012-05-14T07:24:18

Musicians and music aficionados in Goa have hit an excited note over the state government's decision to lobby for special tourism zones (STZ) to allow enthusiasts to party till the wee hours.

Where's the party tonight?

2012-05-14T07:23:57

Who doesn't want some fun before entering wedlock? Traditional pre-wedding sangeet and mehndi celebrations notwithstanding, young Indian bridegrooms, inspired by movies like "Hangover" and "Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara", are heading to international destinations with their gang of boys for that last fling.

Taj Mahal’s latest offering

2012-05-14T07:23:37

Camel safari, night viewing, cycle track and boating around the historical monument to start soon

Te Aroha, for a hilly holiday with a colonial feel

2012-05-14T06:43:25

A summer house converted into a boutique luxury hotel, Te Aroha offers its guests traditional architecture and contemporary comforts

A dash of adrenaline, to boost the weekend

2012-05-07T06:51:39

Weekend tourists drive adventure tourism in India

Singapore may beat Las Vegas as gaming destination

2012-05-03T09:02:42

Singapore's gaming industry may overtake Las Vegas by the end of this year as the biggest gaming destination in the world, a media report said.

Himachal's snowy slopes invite skiers

2012-04-27T09:46:36

Powdery snow slopes at Solang near the picturesque tourist resort of Manali have once again started attracting skiers. And they should be in no hurry - the hills will remain blanketed in white till March end.

Out of Africa

2012-04-24T14:50:57

When it came to planning a family vacation, Africa was their logical choice. Rajnish Pardal, just back from Masai Mara, tells After Hrs just why he walked on the wild side

Big Apple gets a taste of Benares

2012-04-23T09:47:58

The latest Indian cuisine restaurant called Benares, showcases India’s diverse cuisine in New York

Karl Lagerfeld to design lux helicopters?

2012-04-09T08:01:59

Karl Lagerfeld, fashion designer and creative director of Chanel, is reportedly set to design luxury helicopters.

A natural wonder

2012-04-02T09:08:08

Experience an adrenaline rush inside the exhilarating caves of Chhattisgarh

Book review: 100 years of Civil Aviation in India

2012-03-21T14:44:29

Did you know that as many as 10 private airlines were operating in India in 1948? Or that the air ticket between Calcutta and Delhi cost Rs.126 at that time? Or that the Indian Airlines got its first woman pilot in 1956?

Vacation-packing made easy

2012-03-21T13:43:21

A hassle-free, no nonsense vacation is something we could all use. The destination is, undoubtedly our focus, but choosing what we take with is just as important. Whether you're planning a family vacation or an individual getaway, you're going to need to know how to pack. Carrying that overstuffed piece of luggage can be quite aggravating. A vacation is supposed to be relaxing not stressing.

Chandipur beach: Where the sea disappears

2012-03-19T06:39:01

Have you seen the sea disappear in front of your eyes? A unique phenomenon rarely seen anywhere else, the sea recedes by as much as five kilometres every day on the Chandipur beach in eastern India, not just enthralling the onlooker but also offering an opportunity to literally walk into the sea.

Book Review: On Safari: The Tiger and The Baobab Tree

2012-02-16T10:00:06

Renowned wildlife photographer Babi Nobis shares with the reader the alluring magic of wilderness and its majestic inhabitants

Indo-western dance fest

2012-02-15T05:48:45

Gear up for an eclectic performance titled Dancekala 2012 that promises to bring together difference facets of dance

More in Ireland for Indians than Guinness, Jameson

2012-01-19T12:44:12

With monastic structures that date back over a millennium and some picture-postcard settings of its countryside, Ireland has more to offer to visitors than its Guinness, whiskeys and pubs it is otherwise famous for.