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Travel: Lessons from Italy
India may have unique challenges, but can learn a lot on how to conserve and manage heritage sites and cities
Swapna Liddle
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Travel: Basque in the glory
Soak in the Spain less travelled — spectacular architecture, beaches, charming villages, and more
Puneetinder Kaur Sidhu
Himachal Pradesh
Traditional homes of the mid-hills
Himachal’s indigenous architecture has over the centuries successfully discharged domestic, temporal and religious requirements
Raaja Bhasin
Features
Dhauladhar dhvani
The folk music of Kangra and Chamba reflects the culture and lifestyle of its tribes, especially the Gaddis, capturing their everyday life, dreams and desires
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Travel: The city of many firsts
Dayton in Ohio may not have the razzmatazz of flashier tourist hotspots in the US, but known for innovations, it has lots to offer

Features
Travel: Hidden gem of Himachal
The tranquil Great Himalayan National Park in Kullu is a trekkers’ delight and a haven for wildlife enthusiasts
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Moveable feast: The magic of Paris, which is hosting the Olympics, unfolds through its literary, art, culinary and architectural marvels
Rajnish Wattas Ernest Hemingway described Paris as a ‘moveable feast’. You carry it in your heart wherever you go. As the venue of the 2024 Olympics from July 26 to August 11, it will make a million hearts pound. The...
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Making adventure tourism safer
Risk is an inherent part of adventure, but so can be preparedness to tackle any eventuality. It’s time to turn introspection into action
Tribune Web Desk
Features
In remote Ladakh
On his eighth trip, Vijay Mohan takes the route less taken, and it’s quite an adventure
Tribune Web Desk

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