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Not Just Colours! 5 Iconic Street Foods That Make Holi in Vrindavan Unforgettable

Holi in Mathura and Vrindavan is not just a festival. It is pure emotion wrapped in colour, devotion, and memory. This sacred land of Lord Krishna’s playful leelas comes alive during Phalgun Purnima. Streets around Banke Bihari Temple and Krishna Janmabhoomi fill with bhajans, laughter, and the fragrance of fresh…

MyLifeXP · Feb 26

What Makes Ganga Jal So Spiritually Powerful

Ganga Jal is not just water. It is an emotion for every Indian .Every people believe it and have faith in this water . Their connection to this water is something bigger in their life . From small home rituals to grand temple ceremonies, a few drops of this sacred…

Times Life · Feb 26

Holi 2026: Date, Timings, Holika Dahan & Significance

Holi is the festival of colours and it represents the success of good over evil. Furthermore, the festival welcomes the arrival of spring and the conclusion of winter. Indeed, throughout India, we will be seeing the festive buzz becoming active. From buying organic colours to outfit plannings, the excitement is…

Times Life · Feb 25

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Is There Really a 2,000-Year-Old Shiva Lingam in Vietnam? 5 Hindu Sites That Will Amaze You

Hinduism is one of the world’s oldest religions, and its influence has traveled far beyond India. While the temples of India are famous, archaeologists and historians have recently uncovered ancient Hindu relics and temples outside India. From Vietnam to Indonesia, these sites are evidence of trade, cultural exchange, and devotion…

MyLifeXP · Feb 25

The Secret Vishnu Temples Hidden in Thanjavur’s Shadow of Brihadishwara

Thanjavur is often called the heart of the Chola empire. Its skyline is dominated by the magnificent Brihadishwara Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage marvel. Thousands visit it every year. But devotion in Thanjavur did not begin or end with the Cholas. Near Vennatrankarai, close to the River Vennar a branch…

MyLifeXP · Feb 24

4 Powerful Lord Shiva Temples Outside India You Should Visit

Lord Shiva, the supreme deity of Hinduism, is also known as Trikaal Darshi or the seer of the three periods of time. Being the Adi Yogi who is engaged in deep meditation, Maha Dev has absolute knowledge of everything that is happening throughout the universe. Therefore, not just in India,…

Times Life · Feb 24

Destitute survivors of south-east Asia’s cyberscam farms an ‘international crisis’

Not enough support for freed victims, say aid agencies, with growing numbers sleeping on the streets, unable to travel home without passports or money

The Guardian - UK · Feb 24

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Phalgun Purnima 2026: Holika Fire or Lakshmi Blessings Your Destiny

Phalgun Purnima 2026 will be observed on March 3. The Purnima Tithi begins on March 2 at 5:55 pm and ends on March 3 at 5:07 pm. This full moon marks the transition from winter to spring and carries deep religious importance in Hindu tradition. This day is associated with…

MyLifeXP · Feb 24

Cause of 72 Chiang Mai tiger deaths in question

The deaths of 72 tigers at a tourist attraction in Chiang Mai last week have been called into question, with the source of the virus and bacteria blamed for the fatalities yet to be clearly identified.

Bangkok Post · Feb 24

British national among 19 killed in Nepal bus crash

The cause of the crash is unknown but road accidents are relatively common in the mountainous country

Evening Standard · Feb 23

Sông Quê Phở Bar, London E1: ‘The best phở in town’ – restaurant review

This is one of those places where I say: use it or lose it

The Guardian - UK · Feb 22

Is Amalaki Ekadashi How One Day Can Change Your Destiny

Among all Ekadashi fasts in the Hindu calendar, Amalaki Ekadashi holds a deeply spiritual place. Observed during the waxing phase of the Phalguna month, this sacred day is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and the divine Amalaki tree, also known as Amla. Devotees believe that fasting and worship on this day…

MyLifeXP · Feb 21

Where to go to escape the crowds in Thailand

Thailand welcomed one million tourists from Britain in 2025. Here’s how to find a quiet spot in this increasingly popular destination

Evening Standard · Feb 20

2 Cambodian journalists appeal treason convictions over a photo from Thai border clash

Two Cambodian journalists are appealing treason convictions for posting photos on Facebook related to border clashes last year with Thailand

The Independent UK · Feb 20

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Times Life · Feb 18

5 Countries Where Hindu Gods Are Worshipped Differently

“एकं सद्विप्रा बहुधा वदन्ति” Rigveda 1.164.46 Truth is one, the wise describe it in many ways. Have you ever wondered what happens to faith when it crosses borders? When people migrate, trade, build kingdoms, or settle on distant islands, they carry their gods with them. But something beautiful happens along…

MyLifeXP · Feb 13

Why Triyuginarayan Temple Is More Than Just Shiva and Parvati’s Wedding Site

Most devotees know Triyuginarayan Temple as the sacred wedding site of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. But that is only part of its spiritual legacy. Located in the hills of Uttarakhand, this ancient Vishnu dedicated temple is linked through scripture and regional tradition to Lord Vishnu’s Vamana incarnation, as mentioned…

Times Life · Feb 10

This Mountain Temple Holds India’s Most Sacred Love Story

Long before wedding planners, guest lists, and decorated mandaps became a part of marriage, there was a quiet place in the Himalayas where two souls come together with simplicity and promises.The Triyuginarayan Temple in Uttarakhand’s Rudraprayag district is believed to be the sacred place where Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati…

Times Life · Feb 10

Ladakh Without the Crowds: 6 Calm Experiences to Try

1.Visit Remote Monasteries Early in the Morning DawnFamous ones like Hemis get packed fast. Go for smaller gems like Likir (with its huge golden Buddha), cliff-carved Phugtal, or Lamayuru in that wild moonscape valley. Show up at first light for prayer time. Monks chanting softly, butter lamps glowing, you can…

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MyLifeXP · Feb 10

6 Incredible Steamed Indian Dishes That Are Low-Cal, Cholesterol-Free, and Irresistible

Steamed foods are not only delicious but also incredibly healthy. Beyond popular dishes like Idli and Dhokla, India has a treasure of rare steamed delicacies that are light, nutritious, and perfect for all ages. These dishes are naturally low in cholesterol, easy to digest, support weight management, and preserve authentic…

Times Life · Feb 9

4 Most Miraculous Temples in India That Change Lives

India is the land that is known for religious and spiritual marvels. Travel throughout India and you can see temples and religious sites that perform miracles in the lives of devotees. If you are facing problems that seems almost impossible to solve, many of these temples can offer you solace.…

The Guardian - AU · Feb 6

Japan cherry blossom festival cancelled because of unruly tourist ‘crisis’

Authorities scrap Arakurayama Sengen park cherry blossom festival near Mount Fuji because of tourists trespassing, littering and ‘defecating in private yards’

MyLifeXP · Feb 4

The Untold History of Puri Jagannath Temple: Ancient Builders, Hidden Legends and Surprising Finds

Standing majestically on the shores of the Bay of Bengal, the Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha is not only a central pilgrimage destination for millions of Hindus but also an enduring testament to India’s religious heritage. Known for its unique wooden idols, grand Rath Yatra, and centuries of uninterrupted worship,…

Newslaundry · Feb 3

Watch: The Great Nicobar Project: Millions of trees, and tribes at risk

The Indian government is fast moving ahead with the Rs 92,000 crore International Container Transshipment Port project in Andaman and Nicobar’s Galathea Bay. But little heed is being paid to the indigenous communities that have lived in the islands for generations, nor are the environmental concerns adequately addressed, experts tell…

Times Life · Feb 2

Why the Deity at Kamakhya Temple Bleeds Once a Year

There are temples that calm you down. And then there are temples that quietly disturb your thinking. Kamakhya Temple, sitting on Nilachal Hill in Assam, belongs to the second kind. There is no idol here. No serene marble face of the Goddess. And once every year, the temple shuts its…

The Independent UK · Feb 2

Photos show a former scam compound at the Thai-Cambodian border

In the town of O’Smach, along Cambodia’s northern border with Thailand, stands a compound of abandoned buildings that were battered by shelling during recent weeks of armed clashes.

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