You fall for a hill town over a long weekend. The mist, the quiet and the chai on the deck all make you ask the obvious question: why not own a place like this? Then the broker mentions that you may not be allowed to buy the land at all, and the daydream gets complicated.
Buying a villa in the Indian hills is very different from buying in a city. The best location is not always...
How to Plan Lonavala and Dharamshala Villa Trips Around India's Festival Calendar
India's calendar is unusually generous with travel opportunities. The combination of national holidays, regional festivals, and the religious observance days that create long weekends across the year produces a travel calendar with more usable escape windows than most Indians systematically take advantage of. The...
You book a villa because the photo shows mist rolling over a coffee estate. Six hours after leaving Bengaluru, you find the last 3 km is a rutted estate track, the nearest restaurant is 40 minutes away, and the “private pool” is the temperature of a mountain stream.
The villa wasn’t bad. It just wasn’t right for your trip. Most disappointing Coorg stays come from a...
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