How to convince your parents about travelling?

In this episode, I talk about my 2 weeks stay in HCMC where I covered a Workshop, took part in a Donation Camp, roamed about the city, went to Vung Tau, etc. Hope you enjoy it. :)  About me,  I am Pragyan Bezbaruah from Guwahati, Assam. I left my full-time job and with a really small amount of money, I travelled Vietnam for 84 days. I volunteered, stayed with the monks, couch-surfed the country from HCMC to Hanoi - covering 7 cities. I taught more than 150 students and made a lot of friends, visited a lot of families along the way. A lot of stories to tell. And the best part is - this series will be totally in Assamese with some English here and there. Joi Aai Oxom - hoi ne nai :) So let's get started, shall we? (P.S. Stay Tuned because in the next episode I will be telling you my experience in Da Lat - the romantic city of Vietnam. )

In this episode I talk about the instance when Air India would not allow me to go to Vietnam, my first day experience in Vietnam, my first try with the Vietnamese food and the people - a lot to talk. This episode is full of stories and experiences.  About me,  I am Pragyan Bezbaruah from Guwahati, Assam. I left my full-time job and with a really small amount of money, I travelled Vietnam for 84 days. I volunteered, stayed with the monks, couch-surfed the country from HCMC to Hanoi - covering 7 cities. I taught more than 150 students and made a lot of friends, visited a lot of families along the way. A lot of stories to tell. And the best part is - this series will be totally in Assamese with some English here and there. Joi Aai Oxom - hoi ne nai :) So let's get started, shall we? (P.S. Stay Tuned because in the next episode I will be telling you my 2 weeks of time in Ho Chi Minh City before hopping to Da Lat - the romantic city of Vietnam. )

In this episode, I talk about one of the most important topics that comes to our mind when we think about travelling - how to convince our parents? So addressing that issue, I made this episode so that it is easier for you to take the necessary steps and do what you always wanted to do.  About me,  I am Pragyan Bezbaruah from Guwahati, Assam. I left my full-time job and with a really small amount of money, I travelled Vietnam for 84 days. I volunteered, stayed with the monks, couch-surfed the country from HCMC to Hanoi - covering 7 cities. I taught more than 150 students and made a lot of friends, visited a lot of families along the way. A lot of stories to tell. And the best part is - this series will be totally in Assamese with some English here and there. Joi Aai Oxom - hoi ne nai :) So let's get started, shall we? (P.S. Stay Tuned because in the next episode I will be telling you about my first day experience in Vietnam - starting from leaving Guwahati till the end of the first day in Vietnam. A lot of stories actually. )

Hello Everyone, Pragyan Bezbaruah here from Guwahati, Assam. I left my full-time job and with a really small amount of money, I travelled Vietnam for 84 days. I volunteered, stayed with the monks, couch-surfed the country from HCMC to Hanoi - covering 7 cities. I taught more than 150 students and made a lot of friends, visited a lot of families along the way. A lot of stories to tell. In this episode, I would like to address how the whole idea came to my mind, how I talked and managed to pitch the idea to my parents and how and what I talked to my company. I also address the budget, the accommodation, etc.  I am sharing a lot of things for anyone who wants to start out with travelling or has this crazy idea of leaving the job to travel.  And the best part is - this series will be totally in Assamese with some English here and there. Joi Aai Oxom - hoi ne nai :) So let's get started, shall we?

Hello Everyone,  Pragyan Bezbaruah here from Guwahati, Assam.  I left my full-time job and with a really small amount of money, I travelled Vietnam for 84 days. I volunteered, I stayed with the monks, I couch-surfed the country from HCMC to Hanoi - covering 7 cities. I taught more than 150 students and made a lot of friends, visited a lot of families along the way. A lot of stories to tell.  In this series, I want to share my stories along the way, my tips and tricks, my advice to people who want to start out with travelling. I want to share that I learnt and everything that I experienced so that you - yes you can travel with little bit more confidence than I had.  And one more important thing - this series will be totally in Assamese with some English here and there. Joi Aai Oxom - hoi ne nai :) So let's get started, shall we?