Paritosh Vaishnav

RUCHI BARANWAL

I have a deep passion for exploring the rich tapestry of cultures in Vietnam. From the vibrant streets of Hanoi to the serene landscapes of Ha Long Bay, every corner of this country tells a unique story waiting to be discovered. One of my favorite ways to connect with Vietnam’s culture is through its culinary arts. The intricate flavors of pho, the freshness of banh mi, and the delightful balance of sweet and savory in street food create unforgettable experiences. I love wandering through bustling markets, tasting local delicacies, and learning the stories behind each dish. Nature also plays a vital role in my passion for Vietnam. The stunning rice terraces of Sapa, the lush jungles of the Mekong Delta, and the breathtaking beaches of Da Nang inspire a deep appreciation for the environment. I often find myself immersed in these landscapes, capturing their beauty through photography. Each snapshot serves as a reminder of the incredible diversity that Vietnam has to offer. Music, too, is a significant aspect of my journey. The haunting melodies of traditional Vietnamese music resonate with the soul of the people, and attending live performances allows me to experience the heart of the culture. In every exploration, whether through food, nature, or music, I find that the true essence of Vietnam lies in its people—warm, welcoming, and rich in stories. Each interaction deepens my understanding and appreciation for this beautiful country.

Shreelakshmi murthy

Me and my partner connected through Instagram because of his photography skills and we both were pet lovers and he had a shihtzu dog and I wanted to meet his puppy, haha so the love story began with my interest on his interests and hobbies, coincidentally my collage and his work place were just 2 parallel roads away and we started seeing each other I loved his travel content his thoughts of having freedom to travel and it inspired me to travel post my collage I landed into a decent job and started traveling together unveiling true self becoming kids, laughing at each other, teasing each other and after dating for almost 3 years we finally made it home and everything was so dreamy and couldn't have asked for more, Now we working at different shift somehow miss ourselves more, yet trying to cope up with little surprise visits near our office locations with some sweet treats, also happy thing is that my partner is a foodie and apart from that we've grown together in alot of aspects with love life and together in happiness and sadness ,I'm someone really romantic and with lot of stubbornness weirdness with lot of good humor and my man is completely opposite and I'm really thankful for that lol, I had to say this because I planned a vietnam surprise for him for our 5th anniversary also it was our and also each others first international trip which was planned on 5th of Oct we were supposed to take off from Mumbai and unfortunately we couldn't due to issues with our surnames as me being foolish didn't check passports as it was a surprise couldn't ask him, I made bookings through agoda and unfortunately they auto considered our domestic names and we couldn't fly to vietnam and this lesson almost costed us much with many bookings being non refundable and yet my man didn't raise his voice on me and still calmed me down , heartbreaking part was I planned a dreamy proposal for him with everything ready and had to break down in tears holding the ring saying I'm sorry that I planned so big and it's messed up. I really hope some day I could re create everything I planned and execute it to him. We're getting married next year probably I really wish to hear from you guys

Ashutosh Kumawat

I feel myself very close to Sir Thomas A Edison's quote saying a single sheet of paper can not decide my future. I strictly adhere to these lines after spending my best 25 years of life finding happiness in books but now I understand that real thing is practical knowledge which you can find by meeting new people and greeting opportunities! And a similiar type of opportunity has knocked my door in form of 'Vietjet Love Connect'. I want to visit Vietnam to add one more country in my list to crave meeting and greeting a new culture, to quench my thirst to experience a new country of Uncle Hô. Yes! We have similarities! A truely splendid personality like Hô Chi Minh, who would not like to visit his country? The man who ignited the fire of Independence. Teaching has been my passion and for me nothing can be as adventurous as meeting school children and spending time with them understanding their learning habits as this is how they learn. I want to visit local schools there and want to explore the rural part. I want to talk to them and want to learn calligraphy with them. Want to click there happy faces! Like I did here! I know I can do it! I will do it! And this event will become my helping hand to be there.