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Originally posted by: Justasuperbgirl

DL..what's that??

Ahhhh.....driving license🤣

Originally posted by: Shristhi2002

Ahhhh.....driving license🤣

Ooooooo!🤣

Woh to hoga hi na!

Originally posted by: Wildreaper

Driving license

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh⭐️I didn't really see a Bubu parikhsa during my driving test🤣

Originally posted by: Justasuperbgirl

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh⭐️I didn't really see a Bubu parikhsa during my driving test🤣

Hota hai hota hai, normal life mein aise hi hota hai🤣

Originally posted by: Shristhi2002

My brother is very afraid of me to sit on Scooty, cuz a little here and there, and I burst on him🤣

I don't even spare my dad, so usually if I go out on scooty, dad convinces mum 🤣

I don’t know how to drive a scooty

But I learnt car driving young, like before I was legal

I can drive well but I don’t like it much

Originally posted by: Wildreaper

I don’t know how to drive a scooty

But I learnt car driving young, like before I was legal

I can drive well but I don’t like it much

I tried car once ,but my dad banned me from after that one try🤣

Okay guys, bye for now❤️

Originally posted by: laksh

wow, this is a great list of "yet to travel" list :). I have a similar list and my top 3 is Norway, Brussels, and Rome.

❤ wow

Brussels was really beautiful. Any particular reason to visit Brussels?

My close friend had visited once and she was ga ga over it. I then started studying about the place and was intrigued about the historical monuments, hence my interest. I had wanted to be an archeologist once due to this fascination that I have for old buildings and historic monuments :)

I have traveled all over India. Almost all regions covered except NorthEast. Yet to finish that. Hopefully once the situation improves, will get there.

Wow, I want to visit Sikkim and also the living root bridge in Meghalaya. Darjeeling was really beautiful. I loved Darjeeling, Shillong and Cherrapunji. It was raining quite heavily when I visited Cherrapunji and I loved it. Would love to visit again. Rains in India are charming in its own way 😆.

Very true!! rains have a different charm in India and mainly up the mountains!! Darjeeling used to be much more beautiful in the 80's and early 90's. Now its too much commercialized

I like camping and trekking a lot and i mostly stay in huts or tents when i am in and around the Himalayas! Thats an exp of a lifetime, stars above your head :)

Oh my god, this sounds too exciting. Will ask you for details about this as well. We had camped last year to be watch the Neowise comet. It started to get really cold but the star lit sky is something one wouldn't want to miss. It was beautiful. So I can imagine how amazing it would have been to watch a star lit sky in a mountainous place.

Bappa celebrity beautiful

Absolutely true!! If and when you can you must visit pangong sa and Tsomoriri sa (huge lakes) in Leh. These lakes flow into Tibet so half is in India and half in Tibet. And on top its surrounded by Mountains. I wish I could send you pictures :). At night imagine the sky is lit my some 10000000 stars, water is pure blue and the Mountains are brown,green, and white!!! Out of the world snapshot this is. Nature is free man, absolutely free!!!

You must make a trip to Ladakh once, bef its becomes too much commercial. Thank goodness in a way that so many villages are remote and up the mountains that it will take a long time to change them probably. So that local touch will be there for sure! The main town has almost become commercial.

Oh okay, will try. I am not sure if that is even going to be possible in the near future. I have been visiting India for just 2 weeks or less than that in the past 2 years and the time flies. Hardly get to spend some good time with family too.

You are right, it is a big put off when a place becomes too commercial.

Remote villages sounds really exciting. Local touch is what we actually want to experience isn't it?

Kargil is still better than Leh. Leh is a proper tourist hub now. Let me know when you plan, will give you a route that you should take and you will cover most of the beautiful spots that are worth spending time in.

Oh wow, thank you so much ❤.

Working with the NGO gave me access to many of the inner most villages and life is so different there! The simplicity in everything just makes me think that why the hell we want so many materialistic things from life???

Wow, getting to see the real life definitely makes a huge impact.

It is actually the simple things that can give us pleasure, a great sense of satisfaction. What we get out of them is not something we can get out of any materialistic thing. It is the emotions attached to it, the memories attached to it that gives us the joy. Such experience remain in our memory always and we look forward to them.

Up the mountains a small village with some 600 people and a small school upto 8th stnd and then they have to come to Leh town to continue their studies. Teachers are very committed and they want a change in their schools, as in better infra, better accessibility to books and sports and so on, however they want to keep their local essence also intact! I have taught the Teachers there, like a train the trainers program and also the kids. So cute man and they are so enthu when they see someone coming from outside world! So many questions they have bec they are curious and their enthu pulls you as well and makes you tell them your experience, share what you know :)

Oh my god, cant imagine this too. One has to see I guess. Glad to know that the teachers are so committed. I can understand how curious those kids would have been. I am so excited to learn these from you, how would those kids would have felt. Wow. I feel really happy that you could share your experience with them and you have got ti experience these ❤.

I have loads of pics that tell you stories!! Are you in insta??

My best and memorable trip oversees is Scotland. 4 days of backpack trip in Isle of Skye. Amazing place again and best place to just be with yourself :)

Backpack trip? Great.

Just be with yourself 😍 ? Solo traveller?

hahaha, yeppp I love traveling solo. That gives me chance to do what i want, go where i want, live in local huts, eat local food and its very very economical!!! Plus i dont have to take care of other people as i anyways do that back home hahaha

Forgot to tag you in my previous comment, so deleted that and tagged you in here.

Originally posted by: maahi11

I would rather give him/her the brush and say keep it as a gift, i dont need it anymore

Firstly, why even attack my dresser for a hairbrush🤣

bole ji

SO i was saying I would rather ask the person to keep the brush

Originally posted by: maahi11

bole ji

SO i was saying I would rather ask the person to keep the brush

True let them keep it I’ll use another one