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Pisco: The fascinating story of Peru’s national drink

6 days ago | livemint.com | Prachi Joshi

The origins of pisco go back to the 16th century when Spanish conquistadors brought grapevines to Peru. The vines flourished in the fertile soil, especially in the coastal valleys, and wine production boomed. In 1641, Spain’s King Philip IV prohibited Peruvian wine imports to protect the Spanish wine market. Local producers then began distilling surplus grape juice into a clear brandy.
HT Syndication: Pisco: The fascinating story of Peru's national drink

6 days ago | htsyndication.com | Prachi Joshi

Posted On: 2025-05-11 Posted By: Prachi Joshi Health & Lifestyle Real Estate & Construction MINT New Delhi, May 11 -- Come on, c'mon faster! You need to shake it really hard for the foam to form," says Kini Chacon as I work the cocktail shaker. Chacon is a chef at Rooftop Kitchen, a cooking class in Cusco in south-eastern Peru.
There’s a chic new lodge in Sariska for both wildlife and wellness experiences

1 month ago | cntraveller.in | Prachi Joshi

Why book? For an immersive experience that goes beyond tiger safaris and helps you engage with the land and its people. Set the sceneA winding mountain road brings me to an ancient Neelkanth temple in the buffer zone of Sariska Tiger Reserve. It’s surrounded by lush wheat fields interspersed with ruins of other temples. Some 200 of them — dating between 6th and 11th centuries — once stood here but were all destroyed by marauding Mughals.
Going beyond the binary

2 months ago | newindianexpress.com | Prachi Joshi

Against a bright yellow background and enclosed within a blue circle, two hands come together in that signature clap—palms meeting perpendicular to each other with fingers spread out; you can hear the sound reverberating through the room. It’s the signature of a community, an index of identity, a protest against norms, if you will.
10 best museums in India

2 months ago | lonelyplanet.com | Prachi Joshi

In a country as gloriously diverse as India, it’s no surprise that you can find museums touching on just about every subject. August encyclopedic institutions covering the subcontinent’s extraordinary history and culture rank among some of the grandest in the world. Yet beyond these heavy hitters, a wide array of galleries throughout the country are dedicated to unexpected and often overlooked subjects.
12 of the best safari lodges in India

Feb 14, 2025 | lonelyplanet.com | Prachi Joshi

Dawn breaks, the forest awakens. Leaves rustle around you, peacocks sound off in the distance, the earthy scent of the jungle mingles with the sweetness of wildflowers. A herd of deer grazes softly and langurs swing expertly through treetops. Whether or not you spot a big cat, being on a wildlife safari in India is a thrilling experience.
Travel, food, hotels, tourist attractions in San Francisco, California - a guide to the American City by the Bay - Telegraph India

Feb 9, 2025 | telegraphindia.com | Prachi Joshi

All you need to know about the sights, bites and urban delights on a whirlwind 24-hour tour of the City by the Bay Prachi Joshi Published 09.02.25, 04:25 PM Here’s how to make the most of your first visit to San Francisco Shutterstock It was a gorgeous October morning, sunny but cold, with cobalt-blue skies. Thankfully, San Francisco’s notorious fog hadn’t made an appearance, so like any first-time visitor, I decided to head out on a bay cruise.
Spain's Toledo, the city of three cultures

Feb 9, 2025 | indulgexpress.com | Prachi Joshi

The best view of Spain’s ancient capital Toledo is from Mirador del Valle—a lookout point to the south of the city that gives you a perspective of the monumental city. Perched on a hill top and nestled in a bend of the Tajo (Tagus) river, the old Toledo gleams gold. The church spires and bell towers soar above the town’s terracotta roofs forming a maze of cobbled streets visible even from a distance.
Spain's Toledo, the city of three cultures

Feb 8, 2025 | newindianexpress.com | Prachi Joshi

The best view of Spain’s ancient capital Toledo is from Mirador del Valle—a lookout point to the south of the city that gives you a perspective of the monumental city. Perched on a hill top and nestled in a bend of the Tajo (Tagus) river, the old Toledo gleams gold. The church spires and bell towers soar above the town’s terracotta roofs forming a maze of cobbled streets visible even from a distance.
Canvas and cuisine

Jan 25, 2025 | newindianexpress.com | Prachi Joshi

Damien Hirst’s Cherry Blossom prints greet you as soon as you step out of the elevator. Inside, works by Sameer Kulavoor, Takashi Murakami, and Jennifer Guidi grace the walls while the alcove seating is adorned with Rana Begum’s spray paint on paper. Arts Cafe at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC) aptly complements the adjoining Art House, spotlighting a (potentially rotating) roster of contemporary Indian and international artists.