210 Ayandrali Dutta Sneha Sharma, a Delhi-based marketing manager, had been looking forward to a vacation but with increasing Covid-19 cases and lockdown norms, she couldn’t afford to step out. “Thanks to virtual travel, I could visit many of my favourite places in the city when practically moving out was not possible. It was an amazing 360º view experience. I could never take out time to visit the Rashtrapati Bhavan but the virtual tour made it possible.” From Taj Mahal, Golden Temple, Akshardham, Lotus Temple, Rail museum in India to Machu Picchu and Acropolis abroad, multimedia 3D technology has brought each of these places to the comfort of our homes. While this travel is not physical, there’s charm in virtually exploring the monuments of the world. With lockdown all around and nothing much to do, these virtual tours are a great way to spend some quality time at home. Many museums, national parks, and other attractions are offering these free virtual tours to quench your thirst for travel.