In search of a four-legged rock climber, Paranjay Dutt finds himself caught between endless tea gardens and hairpin bends.

Craving the best roads and the finest food in Tamil Nadu, Paranjay Dutt sets off for Madurai.

You’d better bring an umbrella if you’re taking a road trip to Cherrapunjee – it’s one of the wettest places in the world.

Ellie Cooper’s debut book Waiting for Mango Season charts her two-wheeled trek across the Himalayas during lockdown on a Rusty Royal Enfield. Of all the epic mountain passes “The Cliff-Hanger” is the one that counts as her favourite detour.

Filmmaker Alex Bescoby drove 13,000 miles in a 64-year-old Land-Rover from Singapore to London, to recreate one of the world’s most famous overland adventures.

Driving to the Nilgiris mountain range in the southern part of India is enchanting and invigorating in equal measure.

Paranjay Dutt escapes the metropolis of Mumbai in search of serenity.

Escaping the urban sprawl of Mumbai to the beaches of Goa, Paranjay Dutt discovers susegad and a fellow petrolhead.

India’s motorsport valley is home to an eclectic car collection that celebrates the life of local philanthropist GD Naidu.

A detour to Dhuandhar Falls will take you to a scene straight out of a Bollywood movie.

Dungarpur Mews at the grand Udai Palace Hotel in Rajasthan is a haven for car enthusiasts, as Paranjay Dutt discovered.

Pardon the pun but the Himalayas represent the peak of driving fun in India, says Paranjay Dutt.

Statistics say most accidents take place close to home, but it’s not the local high street that gives us palpitations. It’s the perilous drops and narrow paths of the world’s most dangerous roads.

Gavin Green, former editor of Car, tells us about competing in the London to Sydney Marathon with his late father.