About Me

Hey there! 😄 I'm Sanjana and I'm a travel and lifestyle blogger based in London who is passionate about sharing travel guides to help you discover amazing destinations and find the perfect accommodations.

 

I am an eternal optimist and quite the 😄 emoticon. I am quick to smile as I am to share a witty remark when the mood strikes, though sometimes I can be fashionably late with my comebacks. I'm all about the zest for life and the pursuit of adventure.

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I absolutely adore adventure exploring new places, and capturing moments with my camera. I may be wearing a dress, but I'm a tomboy at heart, and trust me, I'm probably the clumsiest person you'll ever meet. I'm in a good mood 95% of the time, always looking for my next exciting escapade.​

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My life's mantra revolves around kindness and fun. If it's not fun, count me out! Boring situations? Not my thing. I'm on a mission to make every moment enjoyable, which is why I'm always on the go, chasing my next adventure or meeting up with friends. That's why Instagram is a great fit for me – I love being invited to events and embracing new challenges with a smile.

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I was born in India and moved to London when I was just 8 months old! I studied in London until I turned 15, and then my family decided to make the move back to India. I lived and worked in Mumbai until I was 28, and then I made my way back to London. Perhaps it's my exposure to different cultures that ignited my passion for travel. At 15, I found myself as the British-Indian kid in an Indian school, learning about a completely different culture, and it was an incredible experience that shaped me. It was great!

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I effortlessly oscillate between girly and tomboyish, making people wonder, "What's up with Sanjana today?" because I can be super chatty and bubbly one moment, and then the next, I'm quiet and lost in thought. I swing between being outgoing and tucked away in a book, but the one constant is my happiness and easy-going nature. 😄

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I'm not afraid to admit my quirks. I'm a bit chaotic, always running 5-10 minutes late, and I've had my fair share of tea-related mishaps. I've dropped or spilled every cup of tea I've ever made.

 

On top of that, I can get so wrapped up in my own thoughts that I might unintentionally come across as inconsiderate. But you know what? Embracing my flaws is part of what makes me, well, me. So, I've started to have a good laugh at my own expense. 😅