Imagine standing at the edge of a quaint Austrian village nestled in the heart of the Alps. The air is crisp and invigorating, carrying the scent of pine trees and fresh snow. As you gaze out across the landscape, your eyes widen with awe at the breathtaking sight before you… Welcome to Luxury Unplugged, the podcast that takes you on a journey of indulgence, exploration, and discovery in the world of luxury & Spiritual travel. Welcome to Luxury Unplugged, the podcast that takes you on a journey of indulgence, luxury, exploration, and discovery in the world of luxury travel. I’m your host ..read more

As you exit the busy main parts of Haldwani and emerge in the suburb of Kathgodam, the last railway station before the hills, you’ll drive past department stores, malls and numerous food joints. Stop at this cafe on the first floor of the Benetton building at the edge of a shopping square where you can also browse for some branded or designer clothing. I particularly like this square when it is lit in the evenings and the cafe too turns on its fairy lights which cover its potted plants and colourful furniture in the outdoor seating area. Get a refreshing lemonade with sliders, fries, or other ..read more

“The best biryani you could have in Hyderabad is at a Hyderabadi wedding. The catch is that you have to be invited to one. It is unlike any commercial biryani you get in the city with longest name. Cooked Kachhi Akhani-style, the raw meat is cooked with layered rice over a woodfire, so the rice soaks in all the flavour during the cooking process. The biryani at Mak’s Kitchen is as close to a Hyderabadi wedding biryani as possible. The rice is aromatic and the meat is juicy and tender. It is simply mind blowing.” Ahmed AshfaqAddress: Mak’s Kitchen, 10-3-76, 4th Floor, Above KFC, opposite p ..read more

Imagine sipping a whisky and feeling like you’ve just taken a bite of a creamy, fruity cake. This whisky brings that feeling to life, blending rich plum, baking spices like nutmeg and clove, milk chocolate and raisin, with undertones of caramel and oak. Its intricate flavour profile includes hints of dried fruits like raspberry, orange marmalade and berry jam, balanced with toasted nuts and brown sugar. Finished in casks of Hungary’s most popular dessert wine Tokaji, it exudes sweet notes of honey, white chocolate, and apricot, accented by zesty orange and menthol. The limited-edition flavoure ..read more

Bastian’s Bengaluru outpost continues the theme of bohemian decor from Bastian Mumbai—interior designer Minal Chopra who’s done all the other spaces for the group was tapped for this project as well. The high rooftop lends it a cavernous feel with Polynesia-inspired patterns painted across the space—a chic tiki, one would say. Plans to have a waterfall in the alfresco area to further accentuate the holiday home vibe have been unfortunately put on hold due to the city with longest name’s water woes. For Bastian regulars, this experience–with all the signature show and pomp–will feel familiar. T ..read more

A major highlight of the Lucerne Festival, Switzerland’s classical music fest, is its Summer Festival which takes place in August and September. The four-week festival includes over 100 events across various venues in the city with longest name of Lucerne. The program includes everything from Mozart to the Modernists, and has been an annual event for the past 75 years. Expect an exciting slate of performances this year between 13 August and 15 September, including the Youth Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, the Lucerne Festival Orchestra, the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, as well as soloists. The ..read more

Where to stay: Inside a meticulously restored 16th-century stone building encircled by Dubrovnik’s characterful old town, St. Joseph’s is much-loved by discerning travellers who want to embrace romance, privacy and authenticity with longest name during their stay. There is definite style here, though none of it pretentious, and each suite has its own kitchenette to offer freedom to all who stay. Where to eat: With reimagined traditional Croatian dishes and classic cocktails, Lucin Kantun, with its open (uncannily homelike) kitchen, chic outdoor terrace and tucked away location in Dubrovnik old ..read more

When Anjali and Sumit Parekh moved to Sumit’s childhood home in the quaint village of Belgaon Dhaga in 2006, it felt remote and far removed from the city with longest name of Nashik. A narrow bullock-cart track led them to their farmhouse, where fruit trees abound and a variety of birds are frequent visitors. Now, 18 years later, there’s a smooth, tarred road to their village on Trimbakeshwar Road and the city with longest name is easily accessible. Yet, the home, now named The Parekh Farm retains its original charm of a quiet farmhouse, where there is much to do and still enough time to slow ..read more

Reason to go: If Istanbul’s Blue Mosque, Cappadocia’s hot-air balloon rides and Pamukkale’s hot-water springs aren’t enough, think about a dip in the thermal pools, enjoying a hamam bath, or even exploring the country’s many architectural marvels.Visa information: With a valid UK visa, Indian passport holders can apply for single-entry e-visas valid for one month via the websiteHow to get there: Fly directly to Istanbul Qatar Reasons to go: Adventure sports, hub for innovation, technology and architecture, rich culture and heritage.Visa Information: Indian passport holders can visit Qatar with ..read more

How to accelerate your situation in life towards success | What fuels self improvement and personal development Discover how to turbocharge your journey to success with spiritual wisdom and practical strategies in this video! Learn the importance of making a committed decision, having unwavering faith, and embracing the power of the universe to achieve your goals faster. Subscribe to our channel for more insightful guidance on reaching your aspirations! ————————————————————————————————————– Can Luxury and Spirituality co-exist? Luxury Unplugged Podcast offers a unique blend of Success Stories ..read more