I have written before, I love travelling...andy trips are divided into categories...

Inside India:

I have been to a lot of places in India, but as we know this country is so full of suprises that one can never get enough of it.

Kanyakumari with family. There's something so grand and calming about seashores, it puts you in perspective that how small and insignificant you are in this grand universe.

Sandakphu Trek and Kedarkanth Trek with my group. I love hills, I am drawn to them, I love reading about them, painting about them just verything about hills inspires me.

Doars and Ranthambore forests with my brother. He is a photographer, I am a painter and righter and forest seems like the perfect place to go.

Ajanta Ellora caves Aurangabad on a solo art trip. Just me and my sketch book, to paint all those famous and beatuful sculptures from the cave.

Outside India:

Nepal and Bhutan with my family. That place is beautiful and I have friends from Nepal, they are kinda cool people. (I know about the current political tension between Nepal and India, but truthfully that between governments, all regular people I have known from that place are pretty good)

Switzerland I had promised I would take my mom and dad to Switzerland.

South Africa jungle Safari withy brother because we both love forests.

Venice, solo trip, it's called a open meuseum, it's a street artists paradise.

Bali with friends if we ever make that kind of money that is.

Harry Potter world in London: I am Potter head, Duh

Lords and MCG stadiums: I am a cricket fan need I say more? (I didn't mention Eden Gardens or Wankhade because I have been to them)

Places I really wanna visit but can't go(because the don't exist in real life and I am sad about it):

Godrics Hollow: The village Harry was born

Diagonally: I really wanna try Florean Fortescue's ice creams if not anything else.

Hogwarts: I am still sad that I didn't get my letter when I was 11.

Camp Half blood: They have literally demigods come on.

221B Baker Street: Sherlock's house(that number doesn't actually exist on that street)