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Mother, writer, editor. California convert, Bombay born. Obsessed with family travel, vegetarian cooking, children's books and 1950s Bollywood music.
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The Many Sides of Sri Lanka: Q&A with Travel Advisor Lynda Zuber

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Just southeast of India, the island of Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon) packs ancient temples and UNESCO sites, verdant mountains and the rolling hills of tea country into a relatively small footprint. Add wildlife safaris, beautiful beaches, colonial towns such as Galle and deeply rooted Buddhist culture, and it’s a fantastic destination for families as well as adults-only trips.
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5 Luxury Glamping Escapes Worth the Drive

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Our kids are fighting over an outdoor hanging chair when I tell them to hush and watch a blue-green-throated reptile that’s doing push-ups against a large boulder (turns out our buff friend is a desert spiny lizard marking its territory). My family and I are at Open Sky, a newish glamping outfitter tucked into a quiet canyon just outside Zion National Park in southwestern Utah.
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Where to Go on a Family Vacation in India

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Chaotic and colorful, India can be, admittedly, sensory overload. From centuries-old temples and mosques to spice-laden delicacies to the blaring horns of rickshaws, the sights, smells and sounds can feel overwhelming. But travelers and families learn to take them in stride as part of the subcontinent’s vibrancy and energy. Often described as a subcontinent, India is vast and varied, from mountains and desert in the north and west to tea plantations and rice paddies in the east and south.
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