And that's how my journey started. It's been a long journey. Along the way, I have traveled to something like 47 countries, and I have covered more than 110 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This is not the end of the journey. I've done all that and it continues. So this is broadly who I am, what I am. And I'll be sharing my swellcasts, which are going to be on predominantly two things. One, travelure and destination stories
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:05
It's such a circle, right? When you go to a place, you're there to see it, but you're also there to see yourself more deeply. Really looking forward to your swellcast. Have a question for you. Since you put a question and answer format for this particular swell, which is, in your opinion, what's an optimum amount of time to stay someplace, to get to know it, and to say that you've been there
Ajay Sood
@Travelure · 3:08
In your reply you asked the question how much time is enough? How much time of stay? How much you should stay in a place for you to be able to know about the place or relate to a place. There is no one right or wrong answer to it. There are certain large places where staying for, let's say, a week is good enough. But then there are certain small places which could be just a village or one little town
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
So how do you manage to capture the essence of a place through your content, whether it's your photos or your videos or even those wonderful articles and write ups that you do on your website, which I've been having so much fun reading over the past few days. So I'm really curious to know what your approach to creating content around the places you visit usually is. Thank you so much
Ajay Sood
@Travelure · 1:58
And that is the point of difference that every individual can bring when he or she visits a destination. So I am no different as a traveler, as an explorer, as a photographer, and as a travelure writer, I do the same. I cover the place in my own unique way and hope that that makes the place desirable for other travelers who are looking for planning their next travel or their next trip. So that's my approach. There's no rocket science to it. It's fairly simple