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First of all, thank you so much to everyone who has kept an eye on our blog today. We always want this blog to somehow inspire you, inform you, and add fuel to your fire of adventure.

Hi, this is Writu and I am the main writer of this travel blog.

The journey began when two like-minded people came together. Myself Writu and my husband Abhijit are the actual Bohemians of Boho Travelogue, who have itchy feet and passionate about learning the most beautiful and important lesson of life through travel.



But I'm not a writer, so why blog? This is the home for our adventure stories.

During all our trips, we learned a lot about ourselves. I have always kept journals of our travel experience, documents of ups, and downs throughout the entire trip. I think it has helped me express my priorities and emotions in life.

We'll Share photos, videos, and stories from places We've visited and cultures We've searched for.

We will share our experiences and give some tips which help you travel better and cheaper.

We hope you join us on this adventure!



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