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Women will take part in the hadaka matsuri in Inazawa, in which thousands of men dressed in next to nothing drive away evil spirits

In a tiny village in northern Vietnam, Dang Thi Hoa ties up a bundle of freshly dried incense sticks ahead of Lunar New Year and watches a line of tourists waiting to pose for pictures.

India’s top mango markets in Delhi, Mumbai, and Ahmedabad will not get Kerala mangoes at the beginning of this season. Muthalamada, the State’s mango city synonymous for Kerala mangoes across the country, has suffered the biggest crop loss in recent memory apparently because of climate change. The distraught farmers of…

With only a few days left for Mysuru Fest 2024, an initiative of the Department of Tourism for tourism promotion and strengthening Mysuru’s brand value, top officials of the city, including Deputy Commissioner K.V. Rajendra and Police Commissioner B. Ramesh conducted an inspection of the venue of the event and…

Surge in tourist flow to Udhagamandalam and Coonoor leads to road congestion and lack of parking space.

With its abundance, colour and innovation, a plot in India provides lessons for a return to the UK

Odisha’s Sambalpuri weavers have been creating saris based on mythological themes for years, but have not had commercial success. They hope their fortunes will change now

COCOMI seeks national attention on Kuki extremists attacking security forces in Manipur, bordering Myanmar.

Chennai could be the first Indian city to have a direct flight to Penang, Malaysia, opening up new opportunities for tourism and business.

The Sportstar Conclave in Goa discussed the state's potential to become a sports hub and its efforts to combine sports and tourism.

The iconic Devaraja Market sums up the characteristics of Mysuru: noisy, colourful and alluringly old world. Despite efforts to save it by conservationists, the courts have now cleared the decks for its demolition.