2026 is the year of bold itineraries, offbeat discoveries, and destinations that trade clichés for character. From island chains where time slows down to culture-rich cities rewriting their stories, this year’s travels are all about curiosity, connection, and chasing landscapes that feel a little unreal — in the best way possible.

Autumn sets the leaves ablaze One country. Four moods. Japan’s seasons are pure theatre — sakura in spring, fireworks in summer, crimson...

2025 is shaping up to be one of the best years in decades to see the Northern Lights, thanks to peak solar activity. But the real thrill isn’t just spotting the aurora — it’s how you experience it. Imagine steering a husky sled under a star-filled sky, floating weightless in a frozen Lapland lake, cruising Norway’s fjords in search of clear horizons, or watching the lights from a glass igloo as you drift off to sleep. From reindeer-led Sami adventures to Iceland’s geothermal

Planning a trip from Tokyo to Osaka? Skip the rush and explore Japan’s hidden gems along the way. Villages like Magome and Tsumago in the Kiso Valley offer scenic Edo-era streets and hiking trails, while Gujo Hachiman charms with clear rivers and traditional festivals. For authentic culture, visit Narai-juku or Ikaruga near Nara, home to one of the world’s oldest wooden temples. These offbeat stops add depth, history, and beauty to your Japan itinerary — perfect for travelers

Looking for a quick international getaway from India? Vietnam is the perfect destination for busy Indian travellers — with short flights, easy e-visas, affordable luxury, and unforgettable experiences like Ha Long Bay cruises, Hanoi’s Old Quarter, and street food that’s fast, fresh, and delicious.