Who am I?

Well as they say.. You have to get lost before you find yourself!!  and it really took me quite a long time to understand the true meaning of this.
Hello guys,
I am Swati Vishnoi from Mumbai, India. I have two professions: A Banker & a Mom !
I have been travelling a lot since my childhood & my future posts would tell you what built my interest in Travel over the years.

I am neither a full time blogger nor my photos will give you a feel of paradise on earth because I am always carrying a diaper & a sipper bag instead of a DSLR. In short expect a Reality Check & useful tips to travel instead of photo shopped heavenly views.

I try to explore new places every year (trust me its not easy when you have to travel with a naughty 3 yr & lazy 30 yr old baggage). Still here I am writing this blog hoping that I would motivate parents like us sitting at home, thinking it’s too much of a hassle to travel with a kid !

So read on, enjoy & get ready to Get Lost ;)

Comments

  1. Unknown8 February 2018 at 22:48

    I am not a good reader but after reading this blog I started following it. I like the way you explain about yourself and your life , it connects to people who just started travel and want to know some insightful tips.

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  2. Ali Asgar20 January 2019 at 12:20

    Something worth reading ♥️

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