Planning for trips can be complicated, stressful, and intimidating even before you start. There are lists to check, tabs to open, deadlines to meet, and research that needs to be done before travel can begin. There is often a mental fatigue that occurs before the actual travel takes place, and many do not even start the journey before feeling exhausted.  This is where Ratul Puri  stands out to many. Rather than seeing travel is a problem that needs to be solved, he believes t

In almost every conversation in which we describe travel, we talk about travel in terms of destinations, planes, trains, cities, countries, routes, landscapes, and landmarks. Conversations about travel include travel itineraries, travel lists, travel rankings, and travel destinations. However, what people remember about their travels is often and surprisingly, not what they planned to see. This is what differentiates most travelers from Ratul Puri . For Puri, travel is not ab

Travel advice can sound inspiring but be difficult to implement in real life. It mentions concepts like wonders of freedom and discovery or mentions moments that can not be forgotten. However, there is little guidance on how to make a trip go as smoothly as possible and be wonderful. It is true, Practical travel is not about rules that are unbreakable or too strict, but about making decisions that create clarity and reduce friction. This is where Ratul Puri's  method is diffe

In travel most remember the details of the experience rather than the capture of the moment. Travel is often about the little things, how the culture makes one feel, how the people interact with each other, and how the travel opens a new fresh unexpected experience. The little details are the make or break of a destination.   With Ratul Puri’s travel perspective, he does not focus on the travel distance or the comparison from new destination to home. Travel distances are meas

Travel usually means moving around to new places and coming home with pictures and stories from those places. However, if travel is only looked at as movements, then important aspects are overlooked. Important elements like explorations, experiences as a whole, and putting in effort to go new places increasingly become routine ties that turn into overwhelming explorations.   For Ratul Puri , distance and new places do not hold value. New places and distance are only important