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Post by Owen on Jul 9, 2024 9:24:58 GMT
1 ~~~ Travel Without Limits: A solo journey through India turned into the most liberating experience of my life “This journey showed me that while the world may not always be perfectly accessible, the human spirit's capacity for kindness and assistance knows no bounds.” Welcome to Travel Without Limits, a limited series dedicated to all things accessible travel. For World Disability Pride Month, we’ve asked some of our favourite Disabled travellers to share their most impactful experiences and transformative travels. As a British Sikh, India has always felt like a second home to me. My dad and both sets of grandparents were born there, so there's a deep familial connection to the country. Growing up, I had the best holidays with my family who live in a rural village in Punjab, and I was always eager to see more of what India had to offer. I’d always wished I’d taken a gap year to travel, so I decided to do the next best thing: I took a sabbatical from work and embarked on a journey that would change my life. www.cntraveller.com/article/travel-without-limits-solo-journey-through-india-turned-into-most-liberating-experience?5 July 2024
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