Eating & Shopping

After you have seen the wildlife at the Masai Mara and visited a Maasai Village, do pick up some souvenirs as a reminder of your trip. From the vibrant Maasai beadwork to hand-carved wooden and soapstone pieces, these handicrafts are a testament to the craftsmanship, culture, and identity of the local people. When you buy […]

Zanzibar is a haven for those seeking local crafts and traditional markets, with an array of products that spoil you for choice. From aromatic spices to handcrafted décor items, as well as traditional and bohemian clothing and jewellery, there is something for everyone. Swahili, Arabic, Indian and European influences all find a place in the

After you have scaled the Sky Tower, visited vineyards, rainforests, and beaches in Auckland, it’s time to shop for some souvenirs and local products to take back home. How about some Kiwiana gifts that capture the essence of New Zealand culture, or Maori-inspired cultural or traditional souvenirs? From jewellery to home décor to local wines

From artisan shops to upscale boutiques and international luxury brands, you have them all in Lisbon, Portugal. Whether you’re looking for traditional souvenirs, gourmet treats, unique artisanal products or designer luxury goods, Lisbon offers plenty of shopping opportunities to suit every taste and budget. Since Portugal is still one of the more affordable countries in

Odisha is known for its temples, beaches, Jagannath Puri Rath Yatra and the Sand Art Festival. But did you know it is also home to 51 handicrafts made by tribals and local artisans? So, Odisha is a shoppers’ paradise if you are a connoisseur of art and craft and like to shop for handmade products.

If you are a foodie with an ardent interest for street foods, then Indore will not disappoint you. The sights, smells and textures of the piping hot jalebis, turmeric yellow pohe and crisp namkeens are a big draw. Chappan Dukan, or 56 shops and Sarafa Bazar, are havens for Indore street food lovers. If you’re

Jaipur, the Pink City, is a shopper’s paradise. You will be spoilt for choice and run out of cash but not of things to shop in Jaipur. The endless varieties of colourful tie and dye and block print textiles, stunning blue pottery, exquisite jewellery and handicrafts will leave you awed. Even diehard shopaholics can get

Pushkar, known for its temples, lake and camel fair, has another feather in its cap. If you like Bohemian and Hippie style fashion, Pushkar is the place to be. The rest of the cities in Rajasthan, like Jaipur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer and Jodhpur, are known for traditional Indian-style products, be it tie and dye fabrics, block

One of the reasons Bali is a popular tourist destination and ranks high on every tourist’s list is the number of artisanal and bohemian items one can buy at highly competitive rates. Whether it’s the temples, markets or tourist spots, you will see scores of shops run mainly by enterprising women selling handmade products. The