Food Culture
Don't Call Yourself A Foodie, If You Haven't Tried These Tibetan DishesThe Tibetan food culture is heavily influenced by its neighbours - majorly Indian and Nepalese - so the food you would be eating will not be so unfamiliar.
- Kashmir Food, Culture Festival in City
A 15-day festival showcasing food, culture and craft of Jammu and Kashmir got off to a colourful start at Dilli Haat with leaders from the tourism industry appealing to tourists to visit the state and ...
- How A Simple Red Cloth Became A Symbol Of India's Biryani Culture
The red cloth on biryani handi has a story that combines practical cooking wisdom, cultural symbolism, and inherited habit. Read on.
- Foreign Tourists Sit Down At Thai Funeral Feast Thinking It's A Food Court. Here's What Happened Next
The mix-up happened twice, with another set of tourists the following day. For the visitors involved, what began as a simple search for a bite to eat turned into an unexpected cultural exchange.
- Watch: Vlogger Shows How Affordable Eating Out In China Really Is
Want to know how cheap and easy eating out in China can be? This viral video reveals the country's unique food scene and smart dining innovations.
- From Biryani To Chai: 7 Indian Foods That Quietly Bind 1.4 Billion People
What do all Indians agree on? Not cricket. Not cinema. Definitely these seven Indian dishes. Let's find out.
- Sabha Canteens: The Culinary Heart Of Chennai's Margazhi Music Festival
Whether you're here for the music or the meals, the Chennai Music Season is a celebration of culture, tradition, and taste - an experience that truly belongs on every enthusiast's calendar.
- Which City Is Known As The Seafood Capital Of India?
From bustling fish markets to fragrant coastal curries, Kochi offers seafood lovers an experience that goes far beyond the plate.
- "Only In India": French Woman Amazed By Early-Morning Movie Meal Options
The woman drew a striking comparison between India and Europe.
- Here's What The Ancient Practice Of Sprinkling Water Around Food Meant!
Our ancestors have left us with a trove of traditional practises that became an integral part of the Indian culture and were also considered healthy. One of these practises includes sprinkling water in a circular ...
