Breaking myths has been my favourite pastime since ever and driving has fascinated me since I was a kid. The first thing I ever wanted to possess after I start earning was a car. As a kid I used to fantasise about owning 7 cars, 1 for each day. I come from a typical Indian family where my parents wanted me to buy a car only after I get married. They feared me being rejected by guys for marriage if I break my bones or suffer from physical dysfunction on banging up my car. |
AuthorNamaste! I'm Medhavi Davda.
I travel to Evolve.. In Nature, I confide.. I find my calling in the Himalayas.. In the Oceans, I meditate.. A High-Altitude Trekker & PADI certified SCUBA Diver, I love exploring the heights and depths of the planet with my regular doses of mountains and oceans. Discovering myself & life through nature, adventures, travels, sports and dance has been an addiction since my existence! Quite fond of the natural & cultural diversity of India, I've travelled extensively in my own country before exploring international destinations. I had left my 9+ yrs of career in Software Industry in a quest to make a living out of my passions. I packed my basics in my car (gave away the rest) and lived in different parts of Himachal Pradesh for 16 months. This invaluable experience of my taught me to observe life from a broader perspective. I'm currently living in Mumbai to work with an Adventure Travel company as a product manager for Scuba Diving. I continue living a minimalistic life. RavenousLegs on Instagram RavenousLegs on FacebookRavenousLegs on TwitterRecent PostsAnnapurna Base Camp Trek from Ghandruk Village - the shortest route to ABC Trek
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