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Prachi Joshi

Mumbai
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Is it weird that we love this podi pizza?

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By Prachi Joshi
| thenodmag.com
As the restaurant’s name—borrowed from a freshwater fish beloved across southern India—indicates, coastal cuisine takes centre stage. But vegetarians aren’t treated as an afterthought. There’s masala vadai served with spicy tempered hummus, ghee roast with a choice of mushroom or paneer, and idlis dunked in a selection of curries, ranging from coconut milk-based Mangalorean gassi and tangy tamarind-based Tamil kuzhambu to spicy Andhra-style kura. Of course there’s benne dosa too.
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The cartography of civilisations

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By Prachi Joshi
| MSN India Verified
Walk past the line of souvenir shops in a particular street in Madaba. You arrive at the Church of Saint George in this ancient city in Jordan. Its façade though unassuming, is elegant in design. The Greek Orthodox church was built in 1884 over the site of an older Byzantine church. During its construction, an incredible treasure was discovered underneath—a beautifully illustrated and highly detailed mosaic map, which was a remnant of the earlier church.
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A seaside bungalow near Mahabalipuram is now a stylish new boutique hotel

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By Prachi Joshi
| Condé Nast Traveller (India) Verified
In a nutshell: Set along the Mahabalipuram coast, Isai Karai balances modern comfort with old-world character and is ideal for families and small groups.
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