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The first stamp: taking my parents abroad,
and why it was Vietnam

Speed was once a status symbol. Now, the most discerning travellers are choosing depth over distance — spending longer in fewer places and coming home richer for it. Here's how we design journeys that breathe.

Ananya Kapoor Lead Experience Designner

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Tailored Experiences

4 min read July 13, 2026

Four days in Arunachal where the music has a valley

What the Ziro Festival of Music is really like — bamboo stages, Apatani rice fields, permits, long roads — from a curator who has done it twice.

Rohan Mehta

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Educational

4 min read July 13, 2026

The Saturn V moment: what actually changes in a student at Kennedy Space Center

A curator who escorts student groups to Kennedy Space Center on what really happens to a 14-year-old under a Saturn V rocket — and how to plan it.

Ananya Kapoor

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“The best journeys aren't those that take you the furthest from home, they're the ones that bring you closest to yourself.”

Global

4 min read June 20, 2026

The slow neighbour: why Bhutan is the antidote to checklist travel

Bhutan by road from Bagdogra — Dochula's 108 chortens, the Tiger's Nest climb, a capital with no traffic lights — and why slow is the whole point.

Rohan Mehta

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Tailored Experiences

4 min read June 20, 2026

What Marina Bay sounds like when the lights go out

A first-timer's honest account of the F1 Singapore Grand Prix — the sound, the humidity, the grandstand choice, and whether the night race is worth it.

Rohan Mehta

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Global

4 min read June 20, 2026

It washes off: surviving Buñol, the practical and the absurd

What La Tomatina in Buñol is actually like — goggles, ruined shoes, one perfect hour of chaos — and how to do Spain's tomato festival properly from India.

Rohan Mehta

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