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The best things to do in Taipei, the nature-wrapped heart of Taiwan

6 days ago | cntraveller.in | Kaila Yu

An often overlooked Asian destination, Taiwan’s capital is one of those rare cities where high-tech innovation meets natural beauty—like a more affordable Tokyo, and with its own unique charm. Framed by verdant mountains and hills, the best things to do in Taipei make up a city that pulsates with energy; from the lively sizzle of night markets to the scenic hiking trails of Elephant Mountain. Food is an obsession here, with savory bowls of beef noodle soup, crispy tofu, and boba milk tea.
Eight years photographing the Bara Imambara, in 10 stunning images

1 week ago | cntraveller.in | Varisha Tariq

The most defining silhouette on the city’s skyline, Lucknow’s Bara Imambara is a beloved city landmark. Its history roots itself in the generosity of Nawab Asaf-Ud Daula. A monument, unlike any other, was constructed not to demarcate the period or its glory, but rather to provide employment to the famine stricken population of Awadh in the 1780s. For locals, the monument is a symbol: of hope, legacy and tenacity.
The best snorkelling destinations in the world for beginners, experts, and everyone in between

1 week ago | cntraveller.in | Kaila Yu

The best snorkelling in the world offers an enormous range of experiences from gentle drifting through balmy tropical waters to the awe-inspiring encounter of coming face-to-face with a giant humpback whale. Beneath the surface, a hidden world exists for discovery, from alien-like creatures to playful pods of dolphins, whether you're floating in Okinawa’s East China Sea or seeking elusive sperm whales in Dominica’s Caribbean waters.
Comorin debuts in Mumbai with 46 plates from around the country and a nerdy cocktail programme

2 weeks ago | cntraveller.in | Roshni Bajaj Sanghvi

Picture this: four colleagues and friends, a Sindhi, a Bengali, a Chhattisgarhi, and a Kannadiga step out of their Mumbai office for post-work drinks and dinner on a Thursday evening. There is a debate; it's a toss-up between comfort food, meals they grew up eating, and the thrill of trying something new, fun and flavourful. A brand new restaurant in the heart of the city ends all their arguments.
On board Donald Trump's new $400 million Air Force One, the largest private jet in the sky

2 weeks ago | cntraveller.in | Sophie Prideaux

Air Force One is among the world's most famous planes, used as the primary presidential aircraft for the United States. And the current 35-year-old Boeing 747-200B, used by the US president, is about to get an upgrade courtesy of the Qatari royal family, which has offered to gift President Donald Trump a $400-million Boeing 747-8.
Eating through Lima is a cultural journey through Peru

2 weeks ago | cntraveller.in | Prachi Joshi

As I dig into my first ceviche on Peruvian soil, I contemplate the view — a 1,500-year-old adobe-and-clay pyramid bathed in golden light. It's hard to believe this pre-Inca structure is in the middle of Lima's chic Miraflores neighbourhood, much less there's a restaurant next to it. Huaca Pucllana was built as a ceremonial and funerary centre, with remains of tombs, pottery, and mummies being excavated from there.
Anyone can Shop at the Pope’s Rome tailor

2 weeks ago | cntraveller.in | Jessica Chapel

Tucked just behind the Pantheon is a tailor with a big claim: They dress the pope. Since its origin of 1798—under the pontificate of Pius VI—the family-run Gammarelli has been responsible for the wardrobes of the Vatican’s most powerful figures. It's a cornerstone of Rome’s legacy of craftsmanship, quality, and tradition, and can lay claim to producing the most divine of liturgical vestments for six generations of popes, bishops, cardinals, and priests.
The most beautiful lavender fields in the UK

2 weeks ago | cntraveller.in | Sarah James

Picture a field of lavender, and you'll likely conjure up an image of Provence's rolling hills, braided with rows upon rows of the purple flower. But you can also find these fields in the UK. Throughout the summer months (June through to September, specifically), you can find breathtaking swathes of lavender across the UK – if you know where to look.
The calmest holiday destinations in Europe

3 weeks ago | cntraveller.in | Connor Sturges

Where do you find your calm? Is it deep in a forest, the only sound that of sprightly birds tweeting gently overhead? On a secret beach, having clambered down a rockface in search of a quiet spot to lay your towel? Or face-down on a massage bed, drifting off as spa therapists ease the stresses of modern life with a spread of essential oils? Wherever your preferred quiet place is, the benefits of a ‘calmcation’ – a calming holiday, that is – are undeniable.
Gods are like rainbows; you can see but not touch

3 weeks ago | cntraveller.in | Salil Deshpande

Dusk comes early to these parts, but tonight it came even sooner. It is the night of the full moon in the first month of the lunar calendar. A veil of mist has dropped on the town of Tashiding, giving the place a Gaussian blur. The ground feels like slush as we join a stream of pilgrims trudging uphill—an old lady carrying a sack of rice on her back refuses any help. There is a swirl of Himalayan languages around us; my guide Siddarth says he can pick up at least six.