Rushikesh Kakade did not expect his second trip with Thrillophilia to feel even smoother than his first, but the thought stayed with him as he looked out of the aircraft window while descending into Da Nang. This time he was travelling as part of a 25-member corporate group, yet he

The sky above Hanoi carried a soft grey glow when Yogeeta Ondare stepped out of the airport and felt the warm morning air settle around her. The city was waking up slowly, and the streets looked calm in a way she did not expect. It was her first solo trip,

Reflecting on our trip to Vietnam in December, it does not quite feel like a vacation. It feels more like a chapter in my life that I will keep revisiting. There were five of us: my wife, Nirupama; my younger brother, Rohan; his wife, Jayashree; our sister-like friend, Namrata; and

For Nilesh and his family, the trip to Vietnam was more than a vacation- it was an opportunity to reconnect. Between the demands of work, school, and daily routines, life had become a blur of schedules and responsibilities. This journey promised a pause, a chance to explore a vibrant land

“Do you know what the best way to celebrate our anniversary is?” I asked my wife one evening as we flipped through our travel photo albums. She raised an eyebrow, “Let me guess. A trip?” “Not just any trip,” I said while pulling out a glossy brochure I had bookmarked.