Ajay Narayan Sharma

Vinod

Me & my wife love to travel together but by all these time busy with duties and responsibilities couldn’t make time for ourselves Thus now in our fifties we decide to explore the world as much as possible after travelling to dubai ,Singapore, Switzerland now want to explore Vietnam a beautiful country by its nature , it’s people , it’s places and many more things to know Therefore helps us to extend our world exploring journey by making us win this dream to reality contest

Hemant kataria

We had an arranged marriage. My aunt and my MIL were best friends. I met my wife when when she came to mumbai . My parents had met him when she visited mumbai at age 18. My wife was only 21, her mom wanted her to marry me. She had already made up her mind, first time she saw me. My wife on the other hand wanted to see more guys. She had never seen me but was rebelling against her parents. She was mad at his parents and told them, she didn’t want to see me. She would marry me if they wanted to. I was worried when I found out that she didn’t want to see me. I asked my cousin in law, who was the middle person, if there is anything wrong with her? She said, no, she’s really nice and you would make a nice couple. I didn’t want to marry a woman who didn’t want to marry me for him but for her parents. Then we met, agreed and got married. I was 23 and she was 21.We have been married since so many years and we wish we have our honeymoon in the most beautiful destination and I want to propose her as ours was arranged Marraige .I want to experience the romantic relationship which couples have before marriage and if I get chance to visit vietnam I will propose her high up in the air in Mui Ne Cape in Phan Thiet City, Binh Thuan Province.

Parveen

Rishikesh, nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas alongside the sacred Ganges River, offers a mesmerizing backdrop for a travel love story inspired by nature. Once upon a time, two travelers, Mona and Me, found themselves drawn to Rishikesh. Mona, a nature enthusiast and aspiring photographer, sought the serene beauty of the mountains and the tranquility of the river. Me, a yoga practitioner and a lover of spirituality, came to Rishikesh in search of deeper meaning and connection. Our paths crossed on a crisp morning at the iconic Ram and Janki Jhula, a suspension bridge that swayed gently with the breeze. As Mona attempted to capture the perfect shot of the sunrise illuminating the peaks, Me deep in meditation, noticed her vibrant spirit. Intrigued, I approached her, and we began to converse about our passions and love for nature. As our days unfolded in Rishikesh, we explored the lush forests, visited serene ashrams, and participated in yoga sessions by the Ganges. The rhythmic sound of the river became a backdrop to our budding romance. We trekked to the breathtaking Neer Gaddu Waterfall, where we laughed and splashed water on one another, creating memories etched in our hearts. One evening, we attended the Ganga Aarti, a spiritual ceremony where thousands of candles floated down the river, illuminated by the setting sun. Witnessing this magical moment together, We felt the connection between the divine and the love blossoming between them. As the chants echoed through the hills, Mona and Me found ourselves sitting closely, our fingers brushing against each other, igniting feelings we had never experienced before. With each passing day, our bond deepened. We shared dreams and secrets under the starlit sky, the cool evening breeze carrying the sweet scent of the Himalayan flora. Mona's camera captured not just the landscapes, but also the essence of our growing affection. As our journey in Rishikesh neared its end, Me took Mona to a secluded spot by the river, where the water danced playfully with the sunlight. With a heart full of emotion, I confessed her feelings, speaking of how this beautiful place had intertwined our destinies. Maya smiled, her eyes shimmering with joy, and we promised to carry the magic of Rishikesh in our hearts, no matter where their paths led. United by love and nature, Mona and Me left Rishikesh, forever changed by its beauty and the bond we had formed amidst the mountains and rivers. Our story became a beautiful testament to how the heart finds connection in the most serene of landscapes, and how travel can lead to love that transcends time and distance.