India

Fourteen seconds is all we got to snap photos and run from the racetrack. It's the thrilling, nail-biting battle of the fastest buffaloes and their masters — the Kambala buffalo race.

One destination visited by many first-time solo female travellers is Dharamshala. Tucked in the lower Himalayan ranges of the Dhauladhar Mountains, it attracts travellers from India and abroad.

A popular ancient Hindu festival, the celebration of Holi marks the arrival of spring.

India may be known for its vibrant festivals and even brighter traditional dress, but did you know that this South Asian country has colourful cities too?

Visit one of these off the beaten path places and let us know about your experience!

Here are five places to visit over India’s Northeastern states.

Sikkim is home to some of the most challenging and stunning trekking trails that ardent trekkers simply must explore.

Voted as the ‘World’s Leading Luxury Train’, Maharajas’ Express travels throughout India on several routes.

Often overlooked by travellers, and named as the ‘Abode of Clouds’, Meghalaya will mesmerise you with its stunning natural beauty.

Beautifully diverse with its various dialects, many fortresses, and castles, India is a land with a rich history and a place where there is celebrations and wondrous sanctuaries.

For those of you wish to visit ecotourism destinations within India, you’re in luck!

While urbanisation has had a huge impact on the city over the years, Bangalore is definitely one of the most amazing cities for women in India.