Stitch Your Map

05/07/2024

Use my coupon code REHA10 to get 10% off on your Papershoot Camera📸🤍🤌🏻✨

all pictures here are clicked on my during my trip to Goa and I LOVE THEM😌😍🙌🏻

30/06/2024

had the most relaxing & the perfect beach summer at ⛱️☀️🩵✨



Goa

18/06/2024

the perfect summer escape in goa⛱️🍉☀️🧴🌊

12/06/2024

This trip has checked so many boxes for me🧿
✅First Solo Trip Abroad
✅Living in a homestay
✅Volunteer Travel with

The most relaxing & peaceful 5-days of this year🙏🏻🇳🇵

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05/04/2024

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Taj Mahal, Agra, India

27/03/2024

A poem written in marble🤍🦢🪶

guess the location👀 wrong answers only🤪

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(India, monuments, indian architecture, taj mahal, agra)

25/03/2024

Happy Holi🤍🌈🦚🫂✨

This year’s Holi was like no other. I saw the festival for a different lens - it wasn’t just a festival of colors, it was the festival of Lord Krishna, togetherness, devotion, good energy, and most importantly compassion & a sense of belonging (even with strangers). I realised how for years we’ve been playing holi with strangers no matter where we are - applying color on each others’ face lovingly while wishing ‘Happy Holi’ stays constant every where!🫂🫶🏻✨

The festival has so much love to offer if celebrated ethically and mindfully. Holi has so much to offer and so much happiness to spread!💗

I feel so lucky I got to celebrate it the way I did this year. I learnt so much about myself, my strengths, my weaknesses, and more. I learnt so much from the ones around me! From resilience to patience to courage to consistency to being selfless and giving - this trip has taught me A LOT and i’ll forever be grateful.🙏🏻🧿

Signing out on the holi content this year, see y’all next year for another episode on at 🤍🦚✨

Shot by: THE GENIUS & MOST TALENTED & .onkar_gosavi._ (next holi you both have to be in front of the camera as well😤)

21/03/2024

🙏🏻Radhe Radhe🦚🤍

Agar Braj ki Holi nahi kheli toh kya khaak Holi kheli?🤪

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Episode 3: The Braj Experience 🙏🏻



(holi, india holi, braj ki holi, vrindavan holi, braj dham)

28/02/2024

(dis)connect🍃🐒🧘🏻‍♀️🫀🤍

thank you for having me over & enabling me to connect with nature and myself the way I did🙏🏻 .siddhayu.experience

26/01/2024

shukr. sabr. sukoon.🤍🙏🏻✨

31/10/2022

Story Time with Stitch Your Map✨ #3
*Trigger Warning: Accidents*

Ever had a travel experience that changed your life, but not in the dreamy way you’d think? Well, I have.
On my graduation trip with my bestfriends from colleges, our bus met with an accident on the way from Mussoorie to Delhi within 45 minutes of the bus journey starting! The bus tilted and toppled on its left side and fell flat sideways. That night was the longest night of my life. It felt never ending. From the middle of nowhere on a highway to a government hospital in Dehradun to a private hospital in Dehradun to Mumbai - all in 14 hours.

That night, we had a lot of reasons to worry, but equal number of reasons to also be grateful:
1. Death - Anything could have happened to us considering the situation of the bus, and also, the bus could’ve also toppled a few more times. But none of us even got any major injuries physically that would affect us for more than a week.
2. Safety - Only girls stuck in the middle of a highway, doesn’t sound safe does it? In fact it sounds horrifying. But one of our fellow passengers not only got us out of the bus safely, but made sure we were the first ones to get a lift or any safe mode of transport to the hospital. I have him in my prayers till date, and will continue to, forever.
3. Reaching back home safely - We spent 10 hours in the hospital trying to get MRI scans and reports done for one of our friends because she had gotten hurt in her head and that was a risk factor while travelling. In fact she wasn’t even able to stay conscious for a while. But fortunately all reports were normal despite the swelling and we were able to get an early flight back home. Grateful for our parents and family who had the resources and ability to be able to book an end moment flight for us at high costs.

We had a lot of reasons to be grateful, and we are. In fact, we would not change a single thing about the trip despite this incident because the things we learned as adults, travellers, and humans that night was something we would never have. That night, we felt like we aged 20 years more.

Now comes the trauma. Ever since that incident, I have had flashbacks about it every night. Thrice a week minimum would I relive the whole accident scene by scene in my mind until I fell asleep. In fact, I got nightmares about plane crashes out of nowhere and even had to cancel one flight because I had a panic attack and believed that it would crash for sure and I would die.
Not just that, I can no longer keep my eyes shut on any road trip - even in a car. I refuse to travel intercity in a bus because that’s how much I fear this mode of transport for a long duration now.

Why am I talking about this? To raise awareness about how travel can change your life, for better or for worse. But would you have it any other way? I guess not.
So experience everything to the fullest, and if things don’t go your way, don’t be in denial.

We went through a lot this night, but I'm grateful for every situation and person that helped us out so we could reach our homes safely!Cannot begin to expre...

27/10/2022

Story Time with Stitch Your Map✨ #2

Hello from Turkey, and also hello from 2019!😉
Let’s speak about the first International Travel I planned for my family trip from scratch! Turkey & Georgia, 2019.

It’s first day of our trip, we arrive in Turkey and reach our hotel to check in; turns out Booking.com is not a thing in Turkey and we have been scammed because all our bookings are cancelled by default.👀
Tip #1 : Always reconfirm your bookings with the hotel directly on call even if you’ve booked through a trusted platform like booking.com or agoda.

Istanbul gets extremely crowded during this time and not a single hotel was vacant. At this point, our cab driver got restless and left us stranded in the middle of the extremely sloppy and steep road of Istanbul with 11 bags and luggage.🙃
Tip #2 : Always carry very minimal and only necessary number of bags while travelling cause there can be times you will have to walk a lot or require speed and these bags will hold you back.

We had only one sim card at that moment because the other one had to come that evening, so my father gave me that sim card and sent me on a hunt to find a vacant hotel. After walking alone across a popular town of a country I have visited for the first time and has been only 2 hours since I stepped into, I finally found one hotel with one family room available and also kind enough to take their car and help me find my family and get them there! My father called on the Turkish sim card through a shopkeeper’s phone and we finally were able to locate them because I had forgotten where exactly they were because of the steep and turning roads and lanes there.👍🏻
Tip #3 : Have at least two sim cards when you’re travelling abroad and are a group of more than two people.

While this was a huge struggle, it helped me learn so much about travelling, what to do while planning a trip and what not to do, and so much more at just 18 years of age when it’s the first time I have planned an International Trip from A-Z!
These are the experiences you remember in the end.😉

22/10/2022

Story Time with Stitch Your Map✨ #1

Ever wondered how we started this venture? What led to the beginning of this? What was that one incident that brought this idea?
Well, it all happened because of a fracture. Yes.

In 2018, Reha Adani got a fracture on her left foot during a Kickboxing class and had to stay at home for 1.5 months. It was the month of February and her family was planning where to go in May, during the summer vacation. She was always interested in travelling because that’s the environment she grew up in and because she had a lot of time in her hand due to her fracture, she decided to research and plan the trip by herself.

After 7-8 days of extensive research through blogs, vlogs, articles, itineraries, and so on, she came up with a whole 6-day trip plan for Andaman & Nicobar Islands from scratch - travel, accommodation, sight-seeing, food, everything; and all in the budget.

This trip was executed according to her plan and it turned out to be successful and perfect! She even got in touch with locals from Andamans while she was in Mumbai and got a lot of arrangements made!

This is when she realised that this was something that could be done by her and that she had the required skills and capabilities for this profession of travel management and travel planning.

Cut to 2020 when she actually started Stitch Your Map with the aim of crafting customised itineraries and travel packages for people as per their needs because that’s what people want the most - to have a travel plan customised to their likings and not what’s ready made and handed to them.
This is what we do - No compromises in your Travel. Never settle, especially while travelling.😉

11/10/2022

✨Embroidery Canvas✨ was the first ever product launched by us!
As a brand, we were sold to this idea simply because personally, meaningful things are important to us. And secondly, we wanted our first product to resonate with our name ‘Stitch Your Map’.
Ever since we started Stitch Your Map, we knew that at some point we would love to come up with a product, even though providing the service of travel would be our main goal. The experience of working on a product from scratch, sourcing materials and vendors, packaging, and finally shipping - all of this was something we wanted to work with at least once if not for long term, and it really ended up being a fruitful experience!✨

One thing we loved about this product was that it could be sold to any and all kinds of audiences. Those who want an art piece of their company logo in the office, those who want a memoir of a picture with a loved one, those who want the world map or a particular country’s map outlined, those who want abstract art, or those who want to gift something to someone; there was something for everybody!🤍

Our product is yours always!
Contact us at [email protected] to place your orders!😉

11/10/2022

We would like to throwback to last year, where we completed a beautiful One Year of this startup that began as a vision to make travel more accessible to all and prove that it is not a luxury, but something that can be experienced by anyone and everyone if planned well!

In the one year of 2020-21, we achieved a lot, namely:
- Starting a YouTube Channel.
- Hitting 1 Million views on one of the Instagram Reels.
- Getting recognition and appreciation for all my hard work through a lot of views on reels and DMs and comments from followers and subscribers.
- Conducted our first ever Cycling Tour for 3 people in Mumbai.
- Launched our Embroidery Canvas product!

We are really excited to share how the year 2021-22 has treated us and how much progress we have made.✨

20/09/2021

The Prashar Lake vlog is out on my YouTube Channel so click on the link in my bio to come along with me on my journey!🥰

I’ve spoken about the history of this beautiful lake in the vlog and apart from that you can see what all we did there and how much fun we had! Oh also, we had an EPIC FAIL there so do watch to know what that’s about🤪

28/08/2021

let’s start the himachal spam with a sunrise💕
caught this beautiful one on the 2nd day of the trip and was left spellbound😍

26/08/2021

SARANGHE 💕
this is the perfect gift for all your friends who are in love with the korean culture!

             

25/08/2021

link to the YouTube video in bio!🥰
go check out this super fun vlog i shot over 5 days with some of my fav people!❤️

.mumbai .tales

10/08/2021

The second trek with was to Bhorgiri and Bhimashankar, another few underrated gems in Maharashtra! Such a contrast to Sinhagad, these were long trails with no steep areas and relatively easy. However, a longer distance to be covered.

06/08/2021

Sinhagad is a hill fortress located at around 35 km southwest of the city of Pune, India. Organised by , I visited this beauty in 2019 and this also happened to be my first ever trek! The routes were steep for me, but the view was what kept me going!