About

Hello! My name is Shreya and welcome to my travel blog!

Before I became a full-time wanderer, I was just another person working in corporate America, stuck in the rat race and dreaming of adventure. But one day, after much debate and indecision, I decided to say goodbye to my mundane 9-5 life, and set off on a journey to see the world. Truth be told, I have had this hunger for adventure burning within me for several years, so it was about time I began living my dream.

Since then, I’ve been on a never-ending adventure to see as much of the world as possible. I’ve hiked through the beautiful mountains of Switzerland, explored Mayan ruins in Mexico, and even tried my hand at surfing in Portugal.

Through this blog, I hope to share my adventures with you and provide some inspiration for your own travels. So join me on this crazy journey, and let’s see where the wind takes us next!

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It has been 1 year of living in Australia. 1 year of learning to drive on the left side, pretending to understand footy, learning that ‘arvo’, ‘servo’ and ‘bottle-o’ are actual words people use here, trying not to freak out every time I see an insect bigger than my finger, and normalizing having stunning clear blue beaches just 20 minutes away (Jersey shore could never compare 😬). And somewhere along the way I went from just traveling Australia to making it my home. chasing waterfalls in the north of Bali some cliff jumping at one of the best waterfalls in Bali, Aling Aling. and no better day than on my birthday 🙂 Rottnest Marathon 2024, another one for the books! if you didn’t go to Don Quijote, did you really even go to Japan?! this may (or may not) be the last of my Japan photos from 3 months ago. #sensoji #tokyosensojitemple #tokyosensoji #sensojitemple if you’re making your way down to Hiroshima, definitely give Miyajima a visit. a small island that is very accessible from the city and also has the nicest views. this is where you can see the floating Torii gate, Itsukushima, and climb up to Mount Misen send this to someone who wants some Japanese garden inspo Osaka castle and the plum trees not quite at full bloom. Arashiyama Bamboo Forest in Kyoto, Japan. torii gates in Kyoto ⛩️ ok I admit, seeing the deer in Nara was pretty cool. At first I wasn’t too interested because I’ve seen deer in my backyard almost everyday back at home in NJ. And I thought how could this be any different. Well it is different! Because the deer in Nara are totally desensitized to humans and will come up to in search of food (as shown in the last photo 😅). You don’t need to travel too far to see the deer either. They’re everywhere.