If you think India is home to the largest statue of Lord Ganesha, you need to brush up your general knowledge. Not India but Thailand houses the world’s tallest standing Ganesha statue which is located at Khlong Khuean Ganesh International Park in Chachoengsao province. This is a day trip east of Bangkok. The Ganesha figure,…
Walking is probably one of the best ways to explore a place on foot. This truly connects explorers with the place’s culture, people, and hidden gems. In this world, there are cities that are designed with pedestrians in mind. These cities offer scenic streets, and attractions that are easily accessible without the need for four-wheelers….
India is known for being home to some of the most venomous snakes slithering on Earth. From King Cobra and Russell’s Viper, the diverse landscapes of the country hide some of the deadliest snakes which can be spotted in the Western Ghats, Sundarbans, Rajasthan’s Desert Region and Deccan Plateau, among others. There are myriad places…
This might be the most surprising sign of all. Grip strength is often used to measure overall muscle health, but Dr Bing points out its strong connection with dementia risk. Studies from major medical journals reveal that weaker hand grip strength is linked to faster cognitive decline. The explanation lies in the brain-muscle connection, if…
Food is mostly chosen for convenience rather than nourishment. But, experts continue to remind that something as simple as fibre, the roughage often overlooked in meals, can play an important role in protecting against chronic illnesses, including cancer. Fibre is not digested like other nutrients. Instead, it works quietly in the background, keeping the gut…
Post-meal walking burns calories through increased metabolism over a period of time, your body is already expending energy digesting food. Even slight walking will cause your heart to beat just a little bit faster and encourage your body to burn more energy. Cumulatively, over a day, these tiny calorie burns accumulate in weight loss or…
Aortic aneurysms, often called the “silent killer,” are increasingly raising concerns among US doctors. Affecting around 1% of Americans, this condition develops quietly and can turn fatal in an instant if undetected. Most people with an aneurysm experience no symptoms until it becomes an emergency, making screening and awareness essential. Men over 65, particularly those…
Qatar, located on the Arabian Peninsula, offers a unique blend of ancient traditions and futuristic innovation. Travelers step into a world at the heart of Middle Eastern culture, with bustling souks, beautiful mosques, vast deserts, and innovative museums. There is something for everyone here—whether you like exploring new cultures, enjoying adventure activities, or trying new…
Doctor Sudhir Kumar suggests a simple trick for better brain health. Use your non-dominant hand for daily tasks. This challenges your brain and creates new neural connections. Try brushing your teeth or eating with your other hand. This small change stimulates less active brain regions. It may improve memory, focus, and adaptability. Keeping the brain…
The last thing you should worry about on a trip is your luggage—but for most of us, it’s our biggest concern. Cabin baggage, in particular, often makes us paranoid, especially when airports and flights are overcrowded, as it’s more vulnerable to tampering or theft. While many travellers stick to the usual precautions, here are some…
