Travel Articles & Guides

Every year, Rishikesh's title as the Yoga Capital of the World gets its most visible showcase — a week-long international gathering of teachers, students, and practitioners on the banks of the Ganga.

From Ganga-side camps near Rishikesh to deodar-forest sites near Chakrata, here's where to actually pitch a tent within a few hours of Dehradun.

One of Uttarakhand's significant Shakti Peeths sits atop a short, genuinely rewarding trek near Dhanaulti — accessible enough for a half-day detour.

Past Dhanaulti and quieter than Mussoorie, Kanatal has become the hill escape of choice for travellers who want forest and views without the crowds.

Dehradun doesn't have a metro or a large organised bus network the way bigger Indian cities do — here's how visitors actually get around.

Tucked into the hills around Chakrata, Jaunsar Bawar preserves a distinct tribal identity, dialect, and set of traditions found nowhere else in Uttarakhand.

Dehradun's international cricket stadium has quietly become a genuine part of the city's identity — here's what to know before catching a match.

Corbett's reputation as India's best tiger-sighting park depends heavily on which of its safari zones you actually book — they're not interchangeable.

Rajaji Tiger Reserve has multiple safari zones with genuinely different characters — picking the right one matters more than most first-time visitors realise.

Dehradun's railway station remains one of the most practical ways to reach the city — here's what to know about routes, key trains, and getting around once you arrive.

Dehradun's Jolly Grant Airport is small, easy to navigate, and sits far enough from the city that planning your onward transport ahead of time actually matters.

A small mini-zoo just off the Dehradun-Mussoorie road, Malsi Deer Park makes an easy, low-effort stop for families with young kids.