One early October 2016 night, after an entire year of working in a corporate media company, Antarik Anwesan typed a 700 word resignation letter and mailed it to his bosses. The next morning he opened an excel sheet and chalked out a travel plan for the entire coming month. Having experienced a lot more than what he had planned for himself, two months later he returned home a happy man with some aw
esome stories to tell. Among other things, he had climbed a freezing waterfall and played with snow for the first time in his life, danced in a silent party on a Goa Beach, visited a Police Station in a foreign country and got lost in a wild forest in the Himalayas. He had also made best friends out of strangers, impulsively cancelled his flight scheduled for 3 hours later and gone to catch a cloudy glimpse of the world’s third highest mountain. A love for travelling and storytelling had always been there; the month long travel helped bring it back to the surface. And this was when he decided he would never go back to a corporate job if he could. In April 2017, he led his first experiential group adventure trip to Rishikesh. He aims to lead trips targeted specifically at 18-35 year olds across India. To everyone who thinks a lot before planning a trip he simply says 'Have - Just Hop On!'
