Some three years ago, Sandeepa was working as an electronics engineer and Chetan worked in advertising but today they're identified as travel bloggers and photographers who've been published on reputed travel websites like National Geographic and Lonely Planet. About three years ago, the couple decided to quit their jobs, sold their house and took up travelling fulltime.
"Tso Moriri in Ladakh. Having the entire lake, looking a deep blue surrounded by the golden mountains at sunset, all to ourselves - that was something special."
"Doing the unguided trek to the Phuktal monastery. As stunning as the landscape is, the isolation of the villages that we saw on the way and the harsh realities of their lives, hit us hard."
"The Portuguese language museum in Sao Paulo, Brazil. We loved the concept and the aesthetics of the museum. We fell in love with the Portuguese language after this visit."
"Traveling all the way to El Calafate, deep Patagonia, in the peak of winter, seeing the wonder of the Perito Moreno glacier still feels unreal."
Some of their most beautiful experiences are from Jammu and Kashmir. They were offered a meal in a farmer's house in Sanasar and stayed with a tourism officer at their family home in Srinagar. Away from home in Rio, Brazil, they've had a cab driver give them exact directions without the help of any verbal communication. "The stories are endless and priceless," they told NDTV.
"The island of Ilha Grande near Rio de Janeiro. In our first few hours on the island, we knew we could spend our entire lives there. Rio de Janeiro, for the beaches, the ocean, the landscape, the vibes, the life, the people - everything!"
"The island of Isla del Sol, the biggest island on the high altitude Lake Titicaca in Bolivia. The walk through the entire length of the island, you get to see every shade of blue and green possible in the waters of the lake! Add to it some Incan ruins, shepherd families and tiny ports!"
"The earlier you start, the better it is. Risk taking ability shrinks with family responsibilities. The knowledge and experience you'll gain from travel is going to be greatly useful for your personal growth. If not forever, try it for a year. If not a year, try for a few months," they told NDTV.
"The Salar de Uyuni tour, seeing the landscapes like the blue lake, white lake, red lake, wind sculpted rocks and then the endless Salar of Uyuni, braving the cold and wind which our seven layers of warm wear were insufficient to contain."
Their final word of advice - "Do not over think and let a dream be a dream."
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