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Upon first glance, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s Ashram isn’t very different from most other ashrams around it. It was possibly the most famous ashram in all of India thanks to four British men who we know as The Beatles.

Architects, craftsmen, and artisans first started work on this architectural masterpiece in 1981, but this modern marvel is only due to be completed in 2050.

Through art, you learn about a place’s history; their culture through the subjects they paint; and even about the artist themselves. Here’s a short beginner’s list of where to shop and where to look:

In a world where life whizzes past in a flurry, certain things remind us that everything can be stripped from us in an instant. Abandoned towns are one stark reminder.

Do you know what happens to your complexion when you’re stuck in a plane for at least eight hours? Cabin air can still cause strange things to happen to your skin. Here’s what you’ll need.

There are multiple ways you can effectively tag your travel and adventure pictures on Instagram to maximise its reach, and here are just a few of them to get you started.

Take a walk on the wild side. Or a hike. You can count on being rewarded with picture-perfect vistas and photo-ready wildlife as long as you’re exploring one of these picturesque national parks in Asia:

I spent a month exploring the wonders of Croatia and there's no denying the Balkan nation’s beauty. It will captivate tourists of all kinds.

Someone took a picture of themselves on a swing with Dalawella Beach in the background. The photo was posted on social media, and the most famous rope swing in the world was born.

If you’re planning a trip to Marrakesh, Morocco, escape the madness of their souks and do more. I tried various activities, but hiking through the majestic Atlas Mountains was my firm favourite.

The train ride between Kandy and Ella snakes through tea plantations and steep mountains as waterfalls, small villages, unique bridges, and everyday Sri Lankan life slides past the windows.

You may very well have friends who you get on with, but travelling with them can make or break a friendship. Here are five types of friends you should stay clear of when you travel: