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Side quests: 28 sports clubs in Delhi NCR to get your game on

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By Ria Gupta 
| Condé Nast Traveller (India)
Delhi has always had opinions about how to spend a morning. And these days, the answer increasingly involves a court. Across the city, a strong sporting infrastructure has been taking shape over generations, featuring venues from DDA complexes that predate most of their members to newly built padel clubs as fresh as the trend itself.
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A 100-year-old restored homestay in Naggar is a revival in Himalayan design

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By Ria Gupta 
| Condé Nast Traveller (India)
You take the narrow road branching off Naggar. There are no signboards or cafés en route, but also none of the summer traffic that bogs down Manali just over 20km away. You move past terraced fields and into groves of ancient oak, revered and carefully tended for centuries, and the kathkuni homes marking hairpin bends. By the time a four-storey wooden house rises from the hillside, you already know that this is not going to be your usual mountain getaway.
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17 beautiful destinations in India that come alive during the monsoon

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By Ria Gupta 
| Architectural Digest (India)
There is a version of India that only comes to life between July and September. It may be shrouded by mist clouds or sit behind the vibrant glades of a thriving landscape. But for the willing, it opens up a new visual treat spelt out by abundance.
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