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50 quiet places around the world

3 days ago | cntraveller.in | Arati Menon |Hannah Towey

Quietude, it would appear, is slipping away from us. In the cacophonous environment that most of us inhabit—full of sirens, construction noise, car horns, and blaring music—the space for reflection, a still mind, is getting ever smaller. Gordon Hempton, an acoustic ecologist and cofounder of nonprofit Quiet Parks, separates “quiet” and complete “silence,” although the words are often used by us interchangeably.
Following the narrow road to the deep north on an epic Thai adventure

6 days ago | cntraveller.in | Matt Charlton

At the centre of this piece is a pitch-black moment in what was already one of the darkest periods in modern history. However, surrounding it is stunning beauty, great joy, and a country of genuine freedom – Thailand is the only Southeast Asian country never to have been colonised by a Western power, in part because Britain and France agreed in 1896 to make the Chao Phraya valley a buffer state.
A new, first-of-its-kind, all-vegetarian Thai restaurant makes its debut in South Mumbai

1 week ago | cntraveller.in | Roshni Bajaj Sanghvi

An all-vegetarian, vegan–and Jain-friendly, seven-course Thai tasting menu, served in a hard-to-find semi-sunken room at the back of a Churchgate building, a space that, until recently, housed the offices of an Emirati bank. Tóa 66 offers a really specific meal experience. Here's more. Its tasting menu, the only offering here, features none of the Thai restaurant tropes of red/green/yellow curry, som tam, or pad thai.
How Indian restaurants became the hottest reservations in New York City

1 week ago | cntraveller.in | Arati Menon

I sink my teeth into a plump and perfectly spiced mussel. There’s the crackle of a curry leaf, a hit of pepper, and, quite unbidden, a childhood memory: I’m walking home from the fish market with my grandmother, her shielding us from the sun with her flower-patterned umbrella and me swinging a flimsy plastic bag with a few dozen clanging mussels that would become our lunch.
How to capture stunning night sky photos on your smartphone

1 week ago | cntraveller.in | Konkana Ray

The stars spilled across the night sky like silver dust on an endless canvas, each one a quiet echo of something infinite. I was in Kanakchauri, Uttarakhand for Nakshatra Sabha, an astro-tourism initiative by Starscapes and Uttarakhand Tourism. The constellations shimmered, the sky felt alive, surreal. In a world that moves too fast, where moments slip through our fingers like sand, these rare instances make us pause.
Mumbai’s FD Alpaiwalla Museum reopens, offering a window into Parsi culture

1 week ago | cntraveller.in | Riddhi Doshi

Just a few meters from the 12th-century Babulnath temple lies Khareghat Colony, a tranquil Parsi settlement built in 1912, with sprawling bungalows and a war memorial erected in 1926 by the Parsi community to honour those who lost their lives during World War I. In this pocket of Mumbai where time seems to stand still, the recently revamped Framji Dadabhoy Alpaiwalla Museum, or the Parsi Museum, has reopened its doors officially after 2018.
18 places to visit in Goa that are not tourist traps

1 week ago | cntraveller.in | Joanna Lobo

“You live in Goa, how lucky?” This has been a common refrain throughout my life. The truth is, I am fortunate to call Goa my home. It’s not because I live in a ‘Portuguese house’ or have access to the beach or eat, breathe, and sleep fish. Goa is more than just the sun, sand, and sea. While the beaches are picturesque and worthy of attention, a deep exploration of the hinterlands, wildlife sanctuaries, and quiet villages, reveals many other gems.
The Leela Hyderabad is a window into the city’s syncretic Dakhni culture

2 weeks ago | cntraveller.in | Diya Kohli

Why book? To experience Hyderabadi culture, history, art, and food in a microcosm of the city. The Leela Hyderabad is a hotel that aims to weave itself into the city’s social calendar with its food, drink, wellness, and cultural offerings designed for its resident guests as well as city locals. Set the sceneIt's serendipity that we arrive in the city’s newest hotel in the middle of the holy month of Ramzan.
This beautiful homestay in Landour is for a nostalgia-filled holiday in the hills

2 weeks ago | cntraveller.in | Kriti Saraswat-Satpathy

For Ratindra Puri, a home in the hills was always a dream. Before he passed away, the retired investment banker managed to acquire the Fern Oaks Estate in Landour, near Mussoorie. Homes in Landour’s British-era cantonment are nearly a hundred years old, and only a handful of them are still around. This one was built in 1924. One seldom finds a home here that goes up for sale. So in 2018, when they fortuitously did, the Puris leapt at the opportunity.
The Heathrow airport private suite used by celebrities and politicians to travel under-the-radar

2 weeks ago | cntraveller.in | Abigail Malbon

Heathrow Airport is one of the busiest airports in the world, but not everyone flying from there needs to queue in busy security lines or wait outside their gate to board. The Windsor by Heathrow is a VIP suite that allows famous faces and politicians to skip the stressful airport experience and save hours of time, and we were lucky enough to experience the suite first-hand. What is The Windsor by Heathrow?