Food tourism
Study Reveals How Food Became The Ultimate Travel Companion For IndiansFrom choosing where to stay to what to carry along, Indian travellers are letting their stomachs lead the way. Read on.
- Man Flies 5,000 Km From Chennai To Jordan For A Rs 190 Kunafa. Was It Worth It?
The creator revealed that he went at midnight thinking the place would be empty, but on the contrary, the place was full of crowds.
- Indian Food Tours: The Growing Trend of 2014
From snow-speckled peaks that crown the country to the lazy backwaters down south, from the earthiness of the east to the spunk of the west, India offers a variety of mind-stirring backdrops for foreign tourists. ...
- 10 Street Foods You Shouldn't Miss in Bangkok
Thailand has come forth as a great destination for budget friendly vacations. While I've been there for the beautiful beaches, incessant shopping sprees, soul soothing spas and the pulsating nightlife, this time around I traveled ...
- What's New in Turkey for Foodies
Turkey's food scene is thriving. Here's where to enjoy traditional and innovative food experiences, plus wine, beer and teaTop breakfastsThe town of Van in the south-east, sadly now best-known in Britain for a major earthquake ...
- The Perfect Holiday Needs a Perfect Cafe
It's not the beach, the walking or the weather: finding a good place to eat can turn a good holiday into a great oneFor a long time, a friend of mine has based her summer ...
- A Foodie's Guide to Mussoorie: 10 Places You Must Visit
With so many places to be at, deciding how to fit it all in our quick weekend getaway was overwhelming. Lucky for you, here's a bucket list of those that you must hit first.
- Which City Is Known As The Pizza Capital Of The World?
From blistered crusts to centuries-old traditions, Naples offers pizza lovers an experience that goes far beyond the plate.
- Momos, Laphing, Fried Yam And More: This Darjeeling Market Is A Foodie's Paradise
Gorkhey Haat, also known as Gundri Bazaar in Darjeeling, showcases local products, fresh vegetables, and traditional Himalayan food every Thursday.
- Video: Woman 'Paid' Rs 15,000 For A Rs 20 Vada Pav. 'Tarif To Karni Padegi,' Says Internet
A Delhi-based content creator went viral after revealing that she spent nearly Rs 15,000 on a trip to Mumbai, all for a vada pav that cost just Rs 20.
