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Ripudaman Bansal

Title: A Journey of Dreams to Vietnam For as long as I can remember, Vietnam has been more than a pin on the map—it has been a destination etched in my heart. The tales of lush rice paddies, timeless traditions, and aromatic streets filled with sizzling street food have captivated my imagination. Each time I read about Vietnam's history or saw its natural beauty flash across a screen, my longing grew stronger. The spark was ignited during a college project when I first learned about Hội An. The images of its ancient town—golden walls illuminated by lanterns and colorful boats drifting along the Thu Bồn River—stayed with me. It was a place suspended in time, a harmonious blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese cultures. This fascination only deepened as I read about Vietnam's history: a land that has risen from its challenges, resilient and vibrant. My dream to visit Vietnam isn't just about sightseeing. It's about immersing myself in its culture, tasting every nuance of its way of life. I imagine starting my day in Hanoi, sipping a steaming cup of cà phê trứng—Vietnamese egg coffee—as the hum of the city's scooters fills the air. Wandering through the bustling Old Quarter, I’d lose myself in its maze-like streets, each one dedicated to a specific trade. The thought of eating a freshly-made bánh mì on a street corner makes me smile. A must on my journey would be exploring Halong Bay, its emerald waters dotted with towering limestone islands. As I sail through the bay, I imagine feeling a deep connection to nature. The tales of ancient dragons carving out the bay’s breathtaking landscape would make the experience even more magical. Central Vietnam would beckon next, with Huế offering me glimpses of its imperial past. Walking through the gates of the Imperial City, I’d sense the grandeur of a bygone era. At Hội An, I’d join a lantern-making workshop, crafting my own symbol of light and hope. Then there’s the South. The bustling city of Ho Chi Minh would offer a contrast—a fusion of modernity and history. The Cu Chi Tunnels would remind me of the resilience of the Vietnamese people, while the floating markets of the Mekong Delta would transport me to a world where life revolves around rivers. But above all, what calls me most to Vietnam is its people. Through books and videos, I’ve seen their warm smiles, heard stories of their kindness, and felt their enduring spirit. I want to learn from them, to listen to their stories, and to share my own. This dream isn't just mine anymore; it has become a part of who I am. I know that the memories I’d create in Vietnam wouldn’t just be souvenirs but treasures I’d carry in my heart forever. If given the opportunity to turn this dream into reality, I will be thankful to VietJetAir for making it possible.

Machapathri Saikrishna

I would start with my dream of taking flights. When I was a child, every time a flight went above from my home. I would run outside and see it. I always made my smile and I even know why. After 2 decades of dreaming, I booked a flight from my city Hyderabad to Goa with my own money and it was a dream come true. I met new people who were hundreds of kilometers away from home and thousands of kilometers as well. Meeting foreigners and learning about their cultures was like feeding my brain with exciting stuff. Their education, lifestyle, food, cuisines and everything is so impressive. I have taken a few domestic flights in India and that is when the international travel bug bit me. Due to job or family constraints, I never had time for international travel. While I was checking youtube videos, its deep cultural roots and breathtaking landscapes, was fascinated me. When I first heard about Vietjet’s “Love Connection Phase 2 – Dreams Take Flight India” campaign, it felt like a golden opportunity dropped from the heavens. I'm so excited that I can't even think of any more words. I wanna see the beauty of nature, explore food and my top most favorite is meeting new people & chit chat with them for hours, days if possible lol.

Tarush kataria

I’m a business man and bachelor but I love travelling Travel takes me out of comfort zones and inspires me to see, taste and try new things. It constantly challenges me not only to adapt to and explore new surroundings, but also to engage with different people, to embrace adventures as they come and to share new and meaningful experiences with friends and loved ones.I want to go to vietnam and explore the places and culture there.Want to find new business opportunities so that I can learn and earn .I love Vietnam With its spectacular landscapes, fascinating history, epic food and pulsating energy, Vietnam will electrify all of my senses and seize me from all angles. Vietnam is at once crazy and serene, thrilling and relaxing. The beauty of nature is one of the major reasons to visit Vietnam. Other important reasons are opportunities to get to know local people and their unique culture.I love photography.Want to click lots of pics and create lovely memories .I love adventure. From flipping a coin to choose where I go for a date, to explore all the walking trails by my house. From dressing up for dinner, to eating a picnic lunch by the river. From going to the free concert in the next town over, to riding all the rides at the local carnival. From making our grocery shopping a scavenger hunt, to holding cooking competitions with all the leftover ingredients in the house I all need that adventurous love. Life is too short and precious and there's too much worth experiencing.