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India Beat travelled along with 70 million other pilgrims to Haridwar to witness the Kumbh Mela which roughly translates as the Great Fair. Hindus from across the subcontinent gather once every 12 years on the banks of the river Ganges to perform absolutions and wash… READ MORE >

The Ananda Spa near Rishikesh in the foothills of the Himalayas is India Beat’s favorite spa for so many reasons. India Beat spent 4 nights at the Ananda last week and tried out the wonderful treatments, attended yoga, meditation and vedanta classes, to fully experience… READ MORE >

Everyone thought we were mad going trekking in the Himalayas for Christmas but fortunately you don’t have to camp out anymore. Village treks are the new buzz words in Himalayan adventure, the idea is to bring extra income to the most remote villages by staying… READ MORE >

Klara Glowczewska, former Editor in Chief of Condé Nast Traveler, and her family traveled with India Beat to Rajasthan in the summer of 2016. In the magazine she writes about the tragic contrasts of India and what you can do to help. In India last summer… READ MORE >

This article featuring Malabar House one of India Beat’s favorite hotels in Fort Cochin was published in the December 2009 issue of the British edition of Conde Nast Traveller. Kerala on Parade Historic Fort Cochin in South India is a charming town, never more so than… READ MORE >

October 2009 by Klara Glowczewska, Editor in Chief Between the Lines The best travel moments happen when you’re busy making other plans WE HAVE ADHERENTS OF TWO TRAVEL PHILOSOPHIES here in the editorial offices of CONDE NAST TRAVELER: on the one hand, the proponents of… READ MORE >

Mosaics Guesthouse in Amber, just north of Jaipur is a beautiful place to stay. Perfect for anyone who wants to avoid the hustle and bustle of the pink city yet just a stones thow from the spectacular Amber Fort. Owner, Herve Vital, has built a… READ MORE >

India Beat produced several fashion shoots for the Daily Mail around Rajasthan, here are some of the pictures. They used locations around Jaipur and Udaipur including some of our favorite heritage hotels like Samode Palace, Rambagh Palace and the Lake Palace. Photographer Kevin Foord worked… READ MORE >

Onam is a festival celebrated all over Kerala which marks the return of the legendary King Mahabali. This year Onam began on the 1st September and lasted for 10 days. Dating from the 9th century the festival is one of the highlights of the year… READ MORE >

Killa Bhawan is one of our favorite hotels in Jaisalmer and their Killa Bhawan Dune Camp in the Thar Desert is only an hour away from Jaislamer. It is a great place to stay overnight when you are on camel safari, there are just 8… READ MORE >

Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the biggest Hindu festivals of the year; Ganesh’s birthday. Across India millions of devotees flock to Ganesh temples to worship and receive blessings for the coming year. Ganesh is the Hindu God of beginnings and good luck, so is often referred… READ MORE >

Ramathra Fort is a heritage hotel set deep in rural Rajasthan is run by Ravi Rajpal and his wife Geetanjali. Ramathra remains completely untouched by the outside world and the surrounding countryside is thick, wild forest. Originally set up as a tented camp inside the… READ MORE >

India Beat loves Shahpura Bagh! We have visited this gorgeous heritage hotel a number of times and always have a fantastic time. Guests are beautifully looked after by the family – during our stay we explored the family farm and visited the ancestral fort for drinks… READ MORE >

The Lodhi at the Aman Delhi serves up seriously delicious spanish tapas in what must be Delhi’s most stylish restaurant. We had an incredible lunch that started with pata negra jamon, gazpacho and plenty of ice cold fino. Main courses of tender lamb chuletas with… READ MORE >

The Tower House in Fort Cochin is a rare 17th Century building that, after several years under renovation,finally opened to guests. The understated, classic look of the place fits in perfectly with it’s surroundings, set right in the heart of Fort Cochin’s colonial heritage area,… READ MORE >

India Beat produced this beautiful photo shoot for Hermes in Kerala with photographer Corrine Day and Maconochie Photography. The pictures were taken around the backwaters, in Fort Cochin and on the beach. For more information contact bertie@indiabeat.co.uk.

The Name: Aman New Delhi The Place: Near Lodhi Gardens next to the diplomatic area of New Delhi What’s it like: Ultra modern and minimalist look business hotel with all the sports facilities you could ever need. Huge and very comfortable rooms have incredible views… READ MORE >

The Name: Khem Villas The Place: On the edge of Ranthambhore National Park in Rajasthan What’s it like: A thickly forested oasis right next to the tiger reserve. The main house is simple and elegantly designed, tents set back in the forest are comfortably luxurious… READ MORE >

India Beat worked in Kerala with British Vogue and 10-4 Inc. to produce this fashion story earlier in the year. Shot around the backwaters at Phillip Kutty’s Farm and in Cochin’s colonial fort area the published story covered 20 pages which you can see along… READ MORE >

Set in the heart of Darjeeling tea country, Glenburn Tea Estate is a sanctuary from the hussle and bustle of India unlike any other. 1500 acres of hill side tea plantations are disected by two rivers, the main house looks over the spectacular valley with… READ MORE >