India

In residential South Kolkata, brightly colored old estates, once doomed for demolition, are being turned into the city's latest hot spots.

An Indian-American couple opted to keep things relaxed and modern, without sacrificing tradition.

The actor and ‘The Sopranos’ alum went visited the Mahabodhi Temple, where Buddha originally attained enlightenment.

Jane Alexander is pushed to her physical limits with a deep panchakarma purge at Kalari Rasayana in Kerala.

Storied retreats and travel specialists are seeing an increase in men traveling for their health.

Enjoy the finest cuisines with stunning views of the Pink City

When the acclaimed team behind New York's most popular Indian restaurants headed home—intent on eating their way through roadside fried-chicken stalls and no-frills omelet houses—writer Alex Bhattacharji followed.

For the third time, Indian Accent in New Delhi takes the first spot in the year's Condé Nast Traveller India's Top Restaurant Awards.

‘Condé Nast Traveler India’ joined the world’s most decorated plant-forward chef on his travels to Kashmir for Masque, one of India’s leading ingredient-driven kitchens.

With its traditional houseboats and otherworldly beauty, Kashmir is an ideal backdrop to revisit for slowing down.

In the foothills of the Himalayas, a proud new generation is drawing attention to the region's diverse culinary legacy while putting a fresh spin on tradition.

An &Beyond cruise through the state of Assam is an immersive lesson on the once inaccessible region.

A celebration in Udaipur can cost you as much or more than one in Italy or Thailand.

A timely  journey across the mountains, beaches, and backwaters of southern India has transformative results.

For just-opened wellness retreats, luxury river cruises, and crowd-free beaches, according to the editors of Condé Nast Traveller India.

Host Lale Arikoglu and Rajesh explore the joys of train travel—and hear from listeners about their own rail journeys.

Monasteries, tea houses, snow leopards, and stunning views await

India's sunshine state has long been a lodestar for the global counterculture. Now it's attracting different types of seekers, looking to reinvent themselves—and Goa—from the inside out.