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Beyond the Goan shoreline, there’s plenty to do if you’re willing to get your hands dirty, learn a new skill or spend time with the people keeping traditions alive. You could be paddling through mangrove forests one morning, making paint from earth pigments the next, or learning age-old practices that have sustained Goan communities for generations.
Read more if you're willing to swap beach beds and sunset parties for something more engaging: timeout.com/india/things-to-…
Jantar Mantar is back in the headlines, and this time, it’s surprisingly not about protests or politics. The 18th-century monument in central Delhi is set to join the India Biennale 2026, turning its stone structures into a backdrop for exhibitions, performances and curated experiences.
The first India Art, Architecture and Design Biennale was held at the Red Fort in 2023 and drew a fair bit of attention. The 2026 edition, however, is being pitched as a far bigger affair, because it’s bringing together creative voices from more than 20 countries, including France, Italy, Hungary, Switzerland and Sri Lanka.
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Never get between a K-Pop fan and four BookMyShow tabs. For the first time outside South Korea, Weverse Con Festival is coming to the Outdoor Expo Site, Yashobhoomi, in Dwarka. The dates are March 27 and 28, 2027, but India's been riding the K-wave for years.
Read to know why you'll need to snag these tickets ASAP: timeout.com/delhi/news/india…
Patna’s Bihar Museum ranked ninth on Worth a Journey’s global list of the world’s best museums in 2026. It’s the only museum from India and from Asia to make it to the top 10, beating even the Met in New York.
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Mumbai’s vinyl scene is still young and finding its feet, which is precisely what makes it interesting. If you’re curious about vinyl, looking for a good listening room in Mumbai, or simply want a bar where the music doesn’t have to compete with the crowd, start here: timeout.com/mumbai/bars-and-…
Delhi and kebabs? Name a more iconic duo!
We got Anurag Minus Varma to spill the beans (and the chutney) on his favourite places to chew kebabs in the capital. These three spots are what he swears by when it comes to satisfying kebab cravings during Delhi winters.
📍 Aapke Khatir | Al Qasr | Karim’s, Lodhi Garden
Bookmark this list for your next kebab crawl across Delhi!
Can’t figure out where you’re going to score a sexy nurse costume from for that Halloween party this weekend? A casual stroll around Khan Market might just lead you to a store that’s got it, and much, much more, from a full skeletal getup to knicknacks like pumpkins, bloody knives, and fake spiderwebs.
Read more for all the gory details: timeout.com/delhi/shopping/a…
Defence Colony’s monthly night out is back, with the neighbourhood’s entire gallery lane staying open till 9 pm.
Click here to find out all of the opening shows you should look out for on your visit: timeout.com/delhi/news/def-c…
At Dudhsagar Plantation in Goa, the outdoors comes with the territory, from open-air showers to firefly sightings, birdwatching and a dip in a natural pool. Read the full review on our website before you book your date with the wilderness: timeout.com/india/hotels/dud…
On the first floor of an industrial complex on Park Street sits In My Room, a windowless, 20-seater bar that’s taking a gamble in Kolkata’s increasingly crowded bar scene. Inside, expect two-flavour drinks, a slightly eccentric food menu and tables with personalities of their own.
Insia will help you navigate the VERY detailed menu — read more: timeout.com/india/bars-and-p…
Chocolate in your beer? Bless us, for we have sinned. Fort City Brewing boasts a globe-trotting craft beer menu, among other things. Their latest is the chocolate stout Paapi Papi, something so surprisingly delectable that you’ll have to read the full review to believe it.
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Too many bars on your wishlist and only so many evenings (and happy-hour budgets) to go around? That's where we GLADLY come in. On this episode of Bar Mohabbat, we hit up Together in Delhi and tell you if it's worth earmarking a Saturday night for.
Delhi’s seen the Japanese and Korean food trends rise and fall, but now it’s Thai food’s turn, and boy, does NAM have us impressed.
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It’s safari season, and India’s wildlife lodges aren’t what they used to be. Luxury’s now the name of the game, with hotels serving up incredible hospitality alongside unforgettable animal sightings. Read Insia’s full list on our website: timeout.com/india/hotels/bes…
A quiet corner of Romania, full of painted monasteries and ancient forests, has topped Time Out’s newly updated list of the world’s most underrated places to visit. Can you guess where it is? Read more to know: timeout.com/news/the-eastern…
Delhi, consider this your sign to make a pit stop 🏎️
From Ferrari’s F1 machine to legendary supercars and a whole lot of horsepower, Universo Ferrari is basically a car lover’s dream come true.
📍Yashobhoomi, New Delhi.
📅 19 October – 1 November 2026
Coming to you from Karan Shah – the man who helmed the insanely popular Swati Snacks – and restaurateur Samyuka Nair, Makaan marries Gujarati home cooking with a brand new sort of vegetarian dining experience. Check them out – they're open now.
📍Where: Makaan, Amar Mahal, Ground Floor, AD Road, Near Chandan Cinema, Juhu
Permission mil gayi, oye! Diljit Dosanjh’s concert will go ahead as planned on Oct 30 at the JLN Stadium, after Delhi Police granted permission following multiple rounds of negotiations with the organisers.
Meat lovers, this one’s for you.
Tucked away in the lanes of Bandra, Imbiss Meating Joint is where the carnivores come to play. Think juicy ribs, smoky meats, sausages, schnitzels and a whole lot of unapologetic meaty goodness.
Back in the 1920s, Mumbai and Art Deco had what you’d call, in today’s terms, a meet-cute. Today’s Bombay Deco survives rather well to tell that tale and this guide by @tanvichakravarty is proof that Mumbai is India’s Art Deco capital for a reason.
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