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India travel podcast exploring responsible tourism, deep cultural experiences, and experiential travel across incredible India. Your India travel guide for authentic, meaningful journeys.Join hosts Debbie & Tim of 5 Senses Tours — an inbound tour operator specialising in cultural and sustainable travel in India — as they take you beyond the monuments to the real heart of the country. Each episode covers places to visit in India, hidden heritage sites, ethical community tourism, and off-the-beaten-path adventures that celebrate Indian culture and support local communities.From the ancient forts of Rajasthan and the backwaters of Kerala to tribal Odisha and the Himalayan ashrams, this is responsible tourism India done right — immersive, purposeful, and unforgettable.Whether you are a first-time visitor or a seasoned India traveller, we help you explore with purpose and respect.🎧 Subscribe now and start your journey.🌏 Plan your India tour: 5sensestours.com
Unknown Host hosts Incredible India Travel | Social Impact & Culture Tours, a society show with 169 episodes published.
There is a seal in the collection of the National Museum in Delhi. It is approximately four centimetres square. It is made of steatite, a soft grey stone. It was carved somewhere in the Indus Valley between 2600 and 1900
In 1666 Isaac Newton invented calculus. This is what most of the world was taught and what most of the world still believes. There is a problem with this version of events. A mathematician in Kerala had already done it.
Why does Punjab celebrate its new year in April with bonfires and a festival built around cut wheat, while Tamil Nadu celebrates its harvest festival in January, watching a pot of rice boil over with milk and jaggery. Wh
In 1905, a young Sanskrit scholar named Rudrapatna Shamasastry was working through a heap of palm leaf manuscripts in the Mysore Oriental Library, doing the kind of routine cataloguing work a librarian does every day. Th
In 1959 a computer scientist named John Backus invented a notation for describing the grammar of programming languages. It is called Backus Naur Form, and it is one of the foundational tools of modern computer science. E
There is a building on College Street in Kolkata. It was built in 1875. Its architecture is the confident Victorian Gothic of a colonial institution that expected to last. Tall windows. High ceilings. A sweeping central
In 1854 a British engineer looked up at the Western Ghats and proposed building a railway through them. His superiors said no. He proposed it again. No. Again. No. For decades the answer was always some version of the sa
On the afternoon of October 4 1929 a 28-year-old German physicist arrived at the house of a 68-year-old Indian poet in Kolkata. The physicist had two years earlier published the uncertainty principle, one of the most phi
Europe discovered calculus in the 17th century. A mathematician from Bijapur in Karnataka had described its foundational concepts five hundred years earlier. Europe developed modern algebra in the Renaissance. A Jain mat
In 1854 a British engineer looked up at the Nilgiri Hills and proposed building a railway to the top. His superiors said no. He proposed it again. No. A third time. No. A fourth time. No. For forty-five years, through mu
There are twelve Jyotirlingas in India. There are fifty-one Shakti Peethas. And there is only one place in the entire world where both exist simultaneously within the same sacred complex. That place is Deoghar in Jharkha
In 1498 Vasco da Gama sailed around the Cape of Good Hope, crossed the Indian Ocean and arrived at the port of Calicut on the Kerala coast. Western history calls this the discovery of India. There is a 2000-year-old docu
In the last decade of the 18th century, the most formidable military adversary the British East India Company ever faced in South India looked at a small town 60 kilometres from his capital and made a decision that would
In the year 528 BCE, on the banks of a river in what is now the state of Bihar in India, a prince from Nepal sat beneath a fig tree and refused to move until he understood the nature of suffering. He sat for 49 days. On
Most people who visit Goa think its history began in 1510. That was the year the Portuguese arrived, defeated the Bijapur Sultanate and established the colony that would last 451 years. They left behind extraordinary chu
In 1500 AD Hampi was the second largest city in the world. Only Beijing was bigger. Its markets stretched for kilometres in every direction. Its temples were sheathed in gold. Its streets were thronged with merchants fro
Ask any wildlife enthusiast in India to name the country's tiger reserves and you will hear the same answers every time. Ranthambore. Kanha. Corbett. Bandhavgarh. Pench. Tadoba. Nobody mentions Amrabad. This is extraordi
There is only one place on earth outside Africa where you can see lions in the wild. Not Kenya. Not Tanzania. Not Botswana or Zimbabwe or any of the African landscapes the world associates with the word lion. One forest.
Six hundred years ago a sultan stood on the banks of the Sabarmati River and built a city. Not just any city. A city of extraordinary ambition and extraordinary intelligence, planned around a system of residential cluste
There is a city in India that has been continuously inhabited for over three thousand years. Not ruins. Not archaeological remains. Not a restored heritage precinct with ticketed entry and an audio guide. A living, breat
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