La Polo brings you the finest tech gadgets hitting the market this landmark year, reshaping the future of human lives forever! ‘Technology is a man’s best friend.’ And 2025 is going to bring us closer than ever before! The AI tracking health monitors on our wrists, aka smartwatches, are sauveur to around 500 million people from frequent clinical visits. Phones, our most handy companions, help us stay connected and bring us almost every human-made service at the touch of our fingers. Tech in 2025 is defined by smarter choices. Get ready to get your minds blown as La Polo brings you the finest tech gadgets hitting the market this landmark year, reshaping the future of human lives forever! 1. Thinnest Phone Ever: Apple iPhone Air Apple has riled up some competitors by launching the world’s slimmest 5.6 mm phone integrated with a lightweight Grade 5 titanium frame (164 grams)! This breakthrough technology finally provides Apple users with a fresh experience. Powering the device ...

What results when you mix Arabian traditional horse culture, European riding techniques, and a dash of theatre? Abu Dhabi Royal Equestrian Arts School (ADREA) is all this and more. Opening its doors in November 2025 at the spectacular Jubail Island, ADREA is more than just a riding school. Think of it as a theatre. A place where horses don’t merely trudge. They perform. They dance. They narrate stories. Why ADREA Matters ADREA is making history. It is the fifth school of classical horsemanship to be founded anywhere in the world and, more importantly, the very first one to open outside Europe. That is significant enough; its royal patronage goes another mile. The project is under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, with the intention of fusing the UAE’s Furusiyya heritage—the traditional art of horsemanship—with ancient European techniques. The outcome is brand new. Not just riders. Not just athletes. Equestrian artists. Imagine a rider and...

These are not mere markets but living museums where colors, sounds, and scents render centuries of tradition alive unto your senses. Throw out all your preconceptions about shopping malls. The bazaars that matter possess some magic: places where, with each purchase, a story is told; where every nook hide What makes it special? s a treasure; and every visit becomes an experience drilled into your cultural retinas. These are not mere markets but living museums where colours, sounds, and scents render centuries of tradition alive unto your senses. Grand Bazaar, Istanbul: The Ultimate Shopping Experience Let the statistics talk: 400,000 visitors roam around 4,000 shops spread throughout 60 covered streets on a daily basis. This wonder of an Ottoman masterpiece came into being in 1461 and covers 45,000 square meters, pure wonder. What makes it special? Golden light filtering through ancient arches Luring aromas of Turkish coffee mingling with leather Crimson carpets ...

Servus! Ready to raise a stein and dive into the world's most epic folk festival? La Polo takes you on a beer-mazing trip to Munich! The Ultimate Cultural Adventure Awaits Imagine. The rowing press of 6.7 million festgoers, traditional oompah tunes defining the atmosphere, and fulfilling your thirst with a frothy litre of the famous Bavarian brew! That is Oktoberfest Munich, where age-old traditions set the world’s largest party into motion, with everyone invited! This isn’t merely a fest! This 16-day adrenaline-pumping exercise turns Munich into a centre for the celebration of life, laughter, and legendary German hospitality. With a consumption rate of about 7 million litres in 2024, beer indeed has a magical way of uniting people. A Love Story That Started It All A fun fact about Oktoberfest is that it originated as a grand wedding celebration dating back to 1810 when Crown Prince Ludwig of Bavaria and Princess Therese were wedded. Instead of a quiet ceremony, a hu...

In the days of yore, a caravan meant a trail of cattle, horses, and humans - but now its a luxurious addition for travel. In the days of yore, a caravan meant a trail of cattle, horses, and humans – led by the need to lead a nomadic lifestyle, roaming far and wide. The horse-drawn Gentlemen’s Caravans in the 19th Century, or the Wanderer of 1880, which was an 18-foot trailer, people craved adventure with a sense of comfort, a change from the rustic living that was common at the time. UK’s Bailey of Bristol has the Alu (aluminium)-Tech Construction system – built to be lightweight and weather resistant- the Bailey is one of the most loved brands for caravan aficionados. The unique interiors of Coachman offer premium interiors; it’s also known as the “Rolls-Royce” of caravans! The caravans have island bed options rarely found in other brands. German precision finds a home with the brand Knaus, which markets “DESEO” -the Spanish word for desire- for bespoke customisations acc...

Some cuisines take you on a wild adventure, while others bring it right to you. These dishes reveal a rich dynasty of daring spirits residing within the global gastronomy. Food, once available only to those with impeccable hunting skills, became widely available about 12,000 years ago. While most cuisines benignly sit on your tables, certain dishes require sheer courage to gulp down. La Polo invites you to savour a bite ready to awaken the fiery strength within you. 1. Fugu, Pufferfish Delicacy in Japan Origin: Dates back over 2300 years Topping the list is a lethal dish from Japan carrying tetrodotoxin poison (1200 times more lethal than cyanide). Only highly trained and licensed chefs prepare it by meticulously removing toxic parts. Fugu prepared in restaurants is quite safe to consume, as most deaths often occur when amateur fishermen try to give it a go. However, incorrectly prepared fugu blocks nerve and muscle action, leading to paralysis, and symptoms start to kick ...