September 2025 Travel Guides: Honeymoons, Airports, and India’s Best Places

When you’re planning a trip to India, a country with unmatched cultural depth, diverse landscapes, and world-class food traditions. Also known as the Indian subcontinent, it’s not just a destination—it’s a collection of experiences that change with every season, region, and local tradition. In September 2025, our most-read guides tackled the big questions travelers actually ask: When should you book your honeymoon to save money and get the best spots? What makes one airport stand out as the most beautiful in the world? And does India even have a national dish—or is that just a myth?

The honeymoon booking timeline, the ideal window to lock in flights, resorts, and experiences before prices spike or availability vanishes turned out to be a game-changer for couples. We broke it down by destination: Bali needs 8–10 months, Europe 6–7, and domestic Indian getaways can often be booked 3 months out. Meanwhile, the most beautiful airport, a title fiercely contested by Singapore Changi, Doha’s Hamad, and Seoul’s Incheon didn’t just win for looks—it won because of how it makes travelers feel. Free movie theaters, indoor gardens, and sleeping pods aren’t luxuries here; they’re part of the journey.

And then there’s food. The question "What is India’s national dish?" isn’t just about taste—it’s about identity. We dug into why biryani, a fragrant, layered rice dish with roots across South Asia claims the crown in many homes, while others swear by khichdi, a humble, comforting mix of rice and lentils eaten daily in millions of households. The truth? India doesn’t have one national dish—it has hundreds, and the best way to taste them is on a Indian thali, a round platter with small bowls of curry, bread, dal, pickles, and yogurt. It’s not a meal; it’s a map.

And if you’re chasing beauty, not just flavor, the search for the prettiest place in India, a title often given to the Valley of Flowers, a high-altitude meadow bursting with wild blooms led us to compare it with other hidden wonders. Meghalaya’s living root bridges, Ladakh’s moon-like valleys, and the waterfalls of Cherrapunji all have their moments. But only one place gets the perfect mix of accessibility, color, and quiet magic—and we told you exactly when to go, how much it costs, and how to avoid the crowds.

What ties all these posts together? They’re not just lists. They’re real decisions you’ll face: when to pull the trigger on a booking, where to find peace amid chaos, how to eat like a local, and why some places just feel different. You won’t find fluff here. Just clear, tested advice from people who’ve been there—on the ground, in the rain, at 4 a.m. waiting for sunrise over a mountain pass.

Below are the guides that helped thousands of travelers make smarter choices this September. Whether you’re planning your next trip or just daydreaming, you’ll find something that clicks.