Being born in India, I have always brought up in a diverse surrounding that is kind of unimaginable to many people. After India, during my doctoral studies in Japan, I have explored the majestic Asian continent quite well. 

What I experienced in Japan was truly remarkable. The land of the rising sun (Hinomaru), as we can see in their flag,  is the largest island country in East Asia, comprising around 6852 islands. Due to such geographical framework long coastline, the country has substantial marine life and mineral resources in the ocean. But the real gem of Japan is the excellent Mt.Fuji or Fuji-San in the local language. With an elevation of 12,388 feet (3,776 meters), it is the highest mountain in Japan. Most obviously, this adds an extra feather to the crown. Apart from all geographical inclusions, Japan had a significant impact on world history too. Notably, during WWII, it participated widely against the United States. 

The first time when I landed at Chubu International Airport, Nagoya, I was a bit nervous as that was the first time when I set my feet out of my own country. Luckily, I met an awesome Japanese family in flight who was very much friendly and supportive. However, It took me some time to get adjusted with the new culture, when I think of that time, I feel it was worth spending 3.5 years there. I have learned three things in Japan; one is punctuality, two is productivity, and the third is determination. Over the years, It has helped me to shape up myself against all the odds.

When I was in the Czech Republic for around 2.5 years, I traveled all across the continent. Now I am in the USA, looking for a great adventure. Combining my passions for the natural world, discovery, innovation, excitement, and inner peace, after all these years, I have realized the uniqueness of every place.

"Journey is itself an accomplishment for you, whether it is straight or curvy, you own it, no one will ever going to take it from you".