What India Teaches You
There are many memorable moments, but I especially love using the art, culture and history of New York City as education and inspiration. I also love showing travellers the hidden gems and best food spots in each city we visit.
Some of my favourite Dragon Moments include cheering on the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park, doing the wave with 37,000 fans, and singing Sweet Caroline together or riding bikes over the Golden Gate Bridge at the end of the trip in San Francisco.
If I could pass on one life lesson from travel, it’s this: be present and be grateful. India teaches you that. You see people who have less yet smile more. You realise joy isn’t in stuff, it’s in moments. In flexibility. In kindness. Travel isn’t just about places – it’s a mirror. You learn more about yourself than you ever expected.
What do people remember most about their journey? It depends, some remember me for my calm energy, some for my terrible jokes and others for my great fashion sense (their words, not mine). But mostly, I think they remember the feeling of connection. With each other, with locals and with Indian culture.
