Malavika Bhattacharya

India has the most wild tigers and one-horned rhinos in the world, as well as countless other animal and bird species. Indian conservationists share where to go and how to spot India’s most favourite species

Stunning landscapes and a rich Maori heritage define the island country’s Far North

A historic trading port in central Vietnam brims with heritage buildings, lantern-strung alleys, and delicious flavours.

Isolated and protected, New Zealand’s Doubtful Sound holds a unique marine habitat.

Lakeside Lucerne offers Alpine adventure, picturesque strolls, and plenty of delectable dining.

On the scent of elusive primates in the forests of Assam’s Hollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary.

In the wild, poo comes in all shapes and sizes. Consider the many mysteries surrounding the world of animal poop.

Cathedrals, castles, cafés—and a centuries-old salt mine: everything comes together in this Polish city.

Slowing down in Singapore

Meeting a 2000-year-old Maori Tree God in New Zealand

A guidebook with itineraries and travel ideas for an immersive experience in eastern Madhya Pradesh.

Small in size, but rich in biodiversity, the Hollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary in Assam, India teems with life, on the ground and in the canopy.

120 Years of the Ritz Paris

Cover story for Nat Geo Traveller's food special

This tiny ape hangs on to one of the last protected bastions of its native habitat in Assam, India.