Rashmi Narayan

From UNESCO-listed caves to marine reserves and quiet towns once inhabited by Romans, Carthaginians and Moors, this under-explored region of southeast Spain has surprises in store.
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Wedged between the popular coastal destinations of Málaga and Alicante, the region of Murcia occupies a stretch of southern Spain too often neglected by international travellers. Sea coves and quiet beaches characterise its 155 miles of sunny coastlin...

Though known for its viticulture globally, South Africans share a special adoration for their brandy which brings its diverse cultures together finds Rashmi Narayan.

Beaches, bonfires and reliably balmy temperatures are some of the reasons to be enticed by this underrated gem on the Pacific coast. Rashmi Narayan finds out why it’s worth staying longer in San Diego.

When most of us travel, the cuisine of the destination plays a significant role in planning our holiday. Gastronomy-focused tours are on the rise and offer a great introduction to regional specialities, plus a chance to strike a conversation with locals on cooking traditions says Rashmi Narayan.

It may not have the French architectural charm of NOLA, but Lake Charles’ vibrant celebrations have a certain je ne sais quoi, finds Rashmi Narayan

From UNESCO-listed caves to marine reserves and quiet towns once inhabited by Romans, Carthaginians and Moors, this under-explored region of southeast Spain has surprises in store.

As climate change is affecting every aspect of our lives, some organisations in the spirits industry across the globe are actively focusing on increasing their green credentials
Spirits producers are recognising the need to take action to minimise their impact on the environment in line with industry regulations. Many have started thinking about taking positive and progressive steps towards tackling climate change.
Effect on flavour profile
Martha Dalton, co-founder of Never Say Die Bourbon b...

From its musical heart in the vibrant city of Memphis in the west to the Great Smoky Mountains in the east, Tennessee is a remarkably versatile destination that fits every traveller’s wish list. The Volunteer State boasts ample natural beauty, rich civil rights history, iconic whiskey and artistic heritage.
There are also natural wonders, outdoor adventures and top-notch attractions beckoning countryside lovers and thrill-seekers alike. There’s never a dull moment in the state whose diverse h...

Kuoni Magazine Issue 24
Rashmi Narayan takes a fresh look at the marvels of India's famous Golden Triangle.

The Cincy Region is where the north and south meet, Ohio and Kentucky connect and where urban vibrancy fuses with cool Southern charm. There’s nowhere quite like it…
Cincinnati and its surrounding regions are an exciting blend of history, culture, eccentricity and natural splendour.
Nicknamed the Queen City, it was the fastest growing urban area in the 1830s. Today, with its rejuvenation, there is beer and bourbon to be enjoyed along with plentiful choices for outdoor activities.

This practical travel guide to South India & Kerala features detailed factual travel tips and points-of-interest structured lists of all iconic must-see sights as well as some off-the-beaten-track treasures. Our itinerary suggestions and expert author (Rashmi Narayan) picks of things to see and do will make it a perfect companion both, ahead of your trip and on the ground. This South India & Kerala guide book is packed full of details on how to get there and around, pre-departure information etc.

Nicknamed Beantown, the Massachusetts city is treasured for its revolutionary role in US history, and is now buzzing with entrepreneurial spirit. Use our city guide to pull together the perfect itinerary for your clients.

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The floating Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum celebrates the 250th anniversary of the historic event this year. Alongside a film screening and a grand-scale re-enactment, visitors can also throw boxes of tea overboard.

I quickly realize this is no ordinary museum. As I walk around the main space looking at the Faces of Africa exhibit, I notice a brass sculpture with African people in chains. The museum’s founder Lamont Collins tells his assistant to ‘bring out the chains.’ A set of heavy iron chains are presented and Collins asks me to step forward and put my hands in front of me. I’m perplexed: I assume he’d let me hold the chains (which came directly from a family estate in Ghana) to assess how heavy they...

In the August / September issue of Wanderlust Travel magazine, we feature a special on Solo Travel, with all the top tips and tricks from seasoned travel writers.