Travel & Leisure India & South Asia

AS COUNTRIES OPEN their borders to international travel again, we journey to the Middle East in this issue. Discover the most unique eco-friendly experiences that the region has to offer (p. 8); find out why Doha might be a model city for the future

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Pack your bags, pick up your camera, and head to these scenic destinations in India that serve as the perfect backdrop for your Instagram photos!  travelandleisureindia.in/places/step-up-instagram-game-7-winter-destinations-gulmarg-rann-of-kutch-sikk

I’VE VISITED MUMBAI numerous times but never once been to Vikhroli—a suburb on the northeastern side of the city and home to one of the largest mangrove forests in Maharashtra. So, on my latest jaunt to the financial capital, I set out to remedy that

GOURMANDS CAN ONCE again feast at Pickwick, the all-day restaurant at The Claridges New Delhi. Inspired by Charles Dickens’ novel The Pickwick Papers, the dining venue features illustrations from the classic. A beautiful world map from the 18th centu

When planning trips to Africa, many travellers don’t realise that commissions of up to 35 per cent are paid to large tour operators by the local hospitality industry. Niarra Travel, based in London, has committed to reducing its commissions to 10 per

The DolceVita collection first came out in the 1960s. Known for their elegant rectangular dials, most of the DolceVita models came with traditional “flinqué” dials and Roman numerals. For its 2021 collection, the company has combined elements of the

If you thought last year’s M1 MacBooks were fast, wait till you check out the newest bunch. Power users will love the new M1 Max / Pro processors, but it’s not just about raw speed. The new Pros also come with a new design, and bigger, sharper Mini-L

This file-transfer app might be the slickest way to move stuff around between your phone and laptop. Just fire up Feem on both devices, and then it’s just a matter of dragging and dropping files (which go via your local WiFi network and don’t need an

SITTING AT THE CORNICHE in Alexandria, the clear blue of the Mediterranean Sea sprawled in front and the entire hinterland of Nile Valley at your back, the vagaries of history and geography become at once clear. Here is this land that has connected t