About me

My name is Abhay and I travel.

If there’s an adventure available, I’ll go for it —because I think that it will make a good story later!
I’m a 24-year-old boy originally from the North East area of India i.e Assam, now living in New Delhi. Pursuing a job in Digital Marketing and a dream of traveling, I decided that it was time to make it happen.

I don’t believe in quitting the Job and travel. I make spaces to travel while happily working.

I generally prefer to travel solo but these days I travel quite a bit with friends, I almost always add on solo extensions to my trips and I continue taking trips on my own. I don’t travel solo because I have to — I do because I love it.

I believe that it’s best to teach by example, and my ultimate goal is to show others that independent and solo travel can be safe, easy, and a lot of fun.

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