Rupesh Shetty

Aniket Ashok Thakur

Food as a Bridge Between Cultures Travel is about connection, and food is a universal language. It is a bridge that brings travelers and locals together, creating moments of shared experience. Sitting down at a family-run restaurant in Vietnam or a street food stall in India, one quickly realizes that the simple act of sharing a meal can overcome any cultural barrier. Whether you speak the same language or not, the joy of delicious food needs no translation. In conclusion, discovering the cuisine of a place is one of the most meaningful parts of any journey. It’s a way to immerse oneself in the heart of a culture, to understand its people, and to appreciate the diversity of our world. For any traveler, the real adventure begins with the first taste. So, let’s explore the world, one meal at a time. ** it's truly my dream to sit in a local restaurant in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, have conversations with the locals, share Indian culture with them, and understand their culture. I have previously traveled to Thailand, Malaysia, and Bali specifically to try the local cuisine, understand the significance of local food and culture, and when I return to India, I share this with people here, encouraging them to visit those places as well. truly feel that if I get this opportunity and I am able to travel to Vietnam, I will consider myself very fortunate. I will be able to explore Vietnamese food thoroughly and promote it well in India, encouraging my friends and family to visit Vietnam and enjoy its beautiful landscapes, culture, and food. Thank you, VietJet team, for this wonderful opportunity!

GhanDoley

I don’t seek to embrace diverse cultures. I believe there is one race, the human race, so when I meet different ‘peoples,’ my thought is ‘same monkeys, different tree.’ I see value in learning about other cultures so as to see things from different perspectives and consider different ways of doing things.I learn so much about cultural differences and similarities. I love mission work. Helping others is the best. Especially those who can't help themselves. The food I have experienced is amazing too. If you ever do get the chance to travel you will see that really....deep down... We are all the same..we all desire the same thing... That thing is to be wanted,loved and respected. Travel on friend. Enjoy life and the journey that

Dr Aishwarya J

A doctor by profession, saving lives and living my own to the fullest is my passion! I've always been someone who believes in the philosophy that- you have one life, do everything you possibly can! I was always fascinated by new places, cultures, food, activities since childhood. I have travelled extensively in India and 10+ countries in the world. An unfortunate accident 10yrs ago left me with limited mobility of my right leg but it didn't deter the wanderlust in me! Facing challenges during my travels made me realise how difficult it is for people with special needs to travel and they are not able to enjoy the amazing experiences the world has to offer! This prompted me to start a travel page where I decided to do travel vlogging. The page named "Inclusivoyages" on Instagram explains people with special needs how easy/difficult travel destinations are for specially abled travellers. Through my page I intend to promote Inclusivity in travelling and encourage more people to shed their inhibitions and get out in the world to experience the most amazing things it has to offer! I intend to travel across the globe while still catering to my passion of serving and healing humanity ❤️