Dreaming of a vacation in today's fast-paced world seems like a distant luxury sometimes. Professional responsibilities, meeting deadlines and never-ending work demands hinder our travelling plans. It often becomes impossible to carve out time for long holidays. But, for globetrotters, it's never a bad time to pack one's bags and embark on a journey. Echoing a similar sentiment, a professionally retired couple has given wings to their love for travel. They are on an adventurous mission to explore and experience India on the road like never before, which they showcase on their joint Instagram page called Ghoomna Firnaa. From Rajasthan to Uttarakhand, the couple have covered almost every nook and corner of the country in a caravan.
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The couple often share glimpses of their travel diaries on Instagram which are a sheer treat for the eyes. They have transformed their SUV vehicle into a mobile home, fondly calling it a “Chalta Firta Ghar". The vehicle even comes with a kitchen attached to it at the boot. This kitchen is well-equipped with essential items like a stove, utensils and groceries for preparing a proper meal. It features a single-burner stove alongside a portable butane stove, which can be easily pulled out for cooking.
Days ago, the couple visited Sabarimala temple in Kerala. In a video posted on Instagram, they were seen joining the group of devotees at the premises and enjoying themselves. They even consumed khichdi with the locals. The expedition was a part of their 45 days of South India tour.
Here's another video of the couple relishing Bhel Puri by a gushing riverside. In the clip, the man can be seen slicing onions while sitting on a rock. Towering cliffs and lush greenery surround them from all sides.
On another page of their envy-worthy travel album, the couple soaked in the beauty of the scenic Panchchuli View Point in Uttarakhand. Snow-covered peaks and clear skies trigger our wanderlust spirit and how.
That just goes to show that there's no age limit when it comes to adventure.
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