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Bangkok’s newest museum chronicles its notorious nightlife

Many Gulf countries have resumed tourist visas. Before the suspension of tourist visas, around 7-8 lakh tourists used to come to India every month. (PTI Photo)

Centre set to resume tourist visas after 1.5 years of suspension due to Covid

For the tourist who plans a two-week holiday in Phuket, he needs to do two more Covid tests during his stay, on Day 6 and Day 12.

Thailand’s best known tourist destination opens to tourists

There have been apprehensions in India that people who took Covishield and Covaxin jabs are unlikely to be eligible to travel to the European Union member states under its 'Green Pass' scheme. (AP Photo)

Nine European countries accepting Covishield for travel from India

Big bed, laptop, yoga mat — all part of the quarantine experience.

High-street Bangkok: Nearby, yet so far

Air travel during Unlock 1.0: It pays to pack some good humour along with your bags

RiderGirl Vishakha: 'It's exciting to see how a man’s ego is hurt when I overtake him on the road.'

Agra beyond Taj

A resort worker weighs food wasted by a guest. Leftovers are charged Rs 100 per 10 grams.

Coorg resort makes guests pay for wasting food

The Mystic Beauty!

For miles and miles, the green cover on the hill weaves a sense of mystic with the dewy grass floors and clouds floating around.

A paradise for nature aficionados

Located in Haryana, the quite town of Kurukshetra is a lesser-known pilgrimage for Indian devotees.

The Kurukshetra trail!

Holy kunds and temples of Amarkantak

If you plan well in advance, travelling to Bali is very affordable.

Bali Calling

Though mistakes can happen, which even experienced pilots make, a beginner should concentrate on physical as well as mental preparation.

Glide like a bird and touch the clouds

Columns

Syed Ata Hasnain

Syed Ata Hasnain | As tensions rise, limits to escalation in Middle East

The Middle East conflict is complex, with Iran and Israel adopting strategies to neutralize each other

Dilip Cherian

Dilip Cherian | Legal triumph for DMRC, sobering moment for babus

Supreme Court overturns Rs 8,000 crore award, citing miscarriage of justice; DMRC absolved from exorbitant payment

Skand Tayal

Skand Tayal | Amid tensions in Korea, Opposition win in Parliament polls huge setback to Yoon

Opposition gains ground as President Yoon faces domestic discontent and foreign policy complexities

K.C. Singh

K.C. Singh | Challenge for India, world after Iran strikes at Israel

Tensions between Israel and Iran reach new heights following recent military actions, raising concerns about wider conflict.