The serene waves of the Bay of Bengal meet the aggressive and wild waves of the Pacific Ocean dramatically in Dhanushkodi. It is the south-eastern tip of Pamban Island in…
Tourism is something beyond just visiting or traveling to places. It is more about connecting to places we are visiting; every place has its own emotion, zeal, culture, and significance,…
Kingston sits between Toronto and Montreal in Canada and is nicknamed as the ‘Limestone City’. You can spot numerous historic structures in limestone construction, especially in the downtown area. It…
“I don’t think that architecture is only about shelter, it is only about a very simple enclosure. It should be able to excite you, to calm you, to make you…
Every architectural masterpiece is said to have an intrinsic essence and an aura that a person may experience while standing in its chambers or absorbing the splendour in person. For…
Canada is a place housing more than 2300 museums. The very first museums came up around the 1830s. The Museum movement of the 19th century had boosted the growth of…
Between all the landmarks and busy streets in megacities like Paris and London, Europe is home to some of the world’s picturesque villages, some persisting around for hundreds of years.…
Internships are a training phase where an individual becomes a part of an organization to learn and satisfy their qualifications in their respective fields. In any professional field, an internship…
The colours, the forms, and the attention to detail… A picture of rich culture and heritage conjures in mind when we think of Indian architecture. Captivated by the fine detailing…
Bali, also known as the farmed island of gods, provides a picturesque backdrop with its vibrant, profoundly spiritual, and unique culture. It is a part of the Indonesian archipelago and…
What is more exciting than travelling to the places we love and checking off the bucket list. A place has its own way of telling stories through its buildings. Nothing…
“The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.” – Saint Augustine Once a renowned architect said that the first step to understanding architecture…
