Being Human

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Hey guys out there!

I'm Arnab.

I believe that travel is so much more than simply seeing the sights- that travel and the things you learn from it can really change your life. I feel like exploring this planet is the best way to feed my soul. Amidst the daily grind, I travel for freedom- to live life on my terms, to be in-charge of my own destiny and to give myself the biggest luxury- Time.

I travel to grow as a person, to explore the soul of Mother Nature, to have my life enriched by the beauty and diversity of this amazing world and to have my eyes, mind and heart opened wide.


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