Backpackers generally travel for a longer period of time than most other tourists, and they tend to travel across several countries during their time away. The number of countries differs. A backpacker can be on the road from a few
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Low on budget but love travelling? Step aside, hotels from the days of yore! With crunched timelines and the high costs of hotel bookings, backpackers’ hostels in India are growing to be a very popular concept among
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Hello Everyone! Adventure & Wildlife Magazine is conducting a photography contest on the...
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While Amazon gets all the attention, the Pantanal is undoubtedly the best place on earth to spot Jaguars in the wild, the dense foliage of the Amazon makes it difficult to observe the animals, unlike the open marshes of the Pantanal and these marshes are home to some
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Hello Everyone! Adventure & Wildlife Magazine is conducting a photography contest on the...
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Theme : Elephants of IndiaAdventure & Wildlife Magazine held a photography exhibition on the occasion of World Elephant Day on 12th Aug 2017 at Honeycomb Art Gallery, Koramangala, Bangalore.The exhibition was inaugurated by Mr. Shafeeque K A, Co-Founder and Director of Honeycomb Art Gallery in the presence of Dr. Simha Shastry, Editor & Publisher, Adventure & Wildlife magazine and other stake holders.Nearly 75 entries were received from the photographer fraternity across the country, out of wh
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The Royal Madras Yacht Club as founded by Sir Francis Spring, the first Chairman of the Madras Port Trust in 1911, then it was known as the Madras Sailing Club. The Club was accorded ‘Royal’ status by a Warrant from the
K. M. Chinnappa was born and raised in a village on the edge of Nagarahole. He was forced to seek a job without getting a chance to acquire a college degree. He got a job in the forest department in the 60s
People of Thrissur, Kerala gathered in huge numbers to pay respect to one of their own, someone whom they considered a part of their extended family. Their superstar, who was an integral part of their culture and festivities
Seema Rao is a 7th-degree black belt holder in military martial arts and is India’s only female commando trainer. A prominent expert in close quarter battle, Seema has been giving commando training
