During WWII, Polish Refugees Found a Home in India
The Maharaja of Nawanagar opened his summer palace to displaced children.
Royal Padmanabh Singh turns conservationist, wants to install solar panels at Rajasthan's heritage structures
The 20-year-old Prince of Jaipur believes saving water is critical.
Poppies and Marigolds
The year 2018 marks the centenary of the end of the First World War. The ‘War to End All Wars’ or the ‘Great War For Civilisation’ did not achieve what the belligerents or its protagonists imagined.
Beyond the desert
Bhainsrorgarh enjoys a good forest cover and also has two rivers around it—the Chambal and Bamni—besides a lot of lakes.
A good king of Gujarat
World War 2 turned lakhs of Polish children into orphans. Between 1942 and 1946, a thousand of them were given shelter by the Nawanagar maharaja. On the 100th year of Poland’s independence, many of them returned to relive their childhood years in Gujarat.
Maharani of Baroda reveals secrets of Gaekwad family's jewellery collection
Robb Report Limited Edition 2018 summit: Radhikaraje Gaekwad revealed that the Gaekwad family began its collection during the 1700s. The first artefacts to become a part of the Gaekwad treasury were spoils of victory in battles against the Mughals.
Holding Court in Vadodara
Spending a night in the majestic Lukhsmi Vilas is an adventure for the senses. Read more on Nat Geo Traveller India.
Check into Nivah, an oasis in the hustle-bustle of Moradabad
Experience a 19th century royal household with a modern twist in the heart of Uttar Pradesh
Meet our digital cover star, His Highness Maharaja Sawai Padmanabh Singh
The royal charmer is just a 20-year-old
Dussehra 2018: History of Wadiyar dynasty
The Mysuru Dussehra draws million of tourists from all over the world. Many may not have clue about origins of the historic celebration. The kingdom, which was ruled by the Wadiyar family, initially served as a vassal state of the Vijayanagara Empire.
