Travel

Here are five peaceful family getaways across India where kids can run free and parents can unwind. From farms to riverside picnics, these homestays offer comfort in nature.

Mirba, a 1,000-year-old Monpa village in Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh, has been declared a Heritage Village for its timeless architecture and way of life. Built with stone, wood, and mud, its houses have stood strong for centuries, reflecting a legacy of sustainability and tradition.

Reconnect with nature on a five-day family escape to Karnala. Just outside Mumbai, explore lush forests, spot exotic birds, and climb to ancient fort ruins, the perfect mix of light adventure, local charm, and quality time in the great outdoors.

For a city that lies at the intersection of colonial charm, lip-smacking food, and breathtaking mountains, Darjeeling has a lot to offer. Have 24 hours to spare?

A certified naturalist, Luv Shekhawat created Utsav Camp in Rajasthan’s Alwar, with guidance from his 90-year-old grandfather, a former forest officer. The jungle lodge, which blends sustainability with rustic charm, opens up to the Sariska Tiger Reserve, offering its guests a wildlife experience.

Centuries before highways, India’s merchants, monks, and travelers walked paths carrying silk, salt, and spices. Today, these ancient trade routes — from Ladakh’s Silk Road to Kerala’s spice trails — still invite wanderers. Step into history and explore journeys that shaped India, offering culture, adventure, and timeless stories.

India’s oldest hotels are not just places to sleep; they are living museums of architecture, culture, and stories. From the grandeur of the Taj Mahal Palace to the colonial charm of Connemara, these heritage stays offer timeless journeys.

Escape to the ruins of Hampi with your partner on a 5-day romantic journey filled with ancient temples, sunrise hikes, and riverside stays. This complete itinerary covers where to stay, what to eat, and how to explore Hampi’s magic without breaking the bank.

From royal museums to lakeside puppet shows, discover the best of Udaipur through your child’s curious eyes.

Indira M put her life on hold to see to her family’s needs. Today, she’s ticking countries off her bucket list and encourages every mother to do so too.