I found myself



 I... Sakshi.…an independent, strong woman infilled with a lot of positive energy the day I got my graduation completed I started banging doors of different companies for job, and finally after some struggle I got a job in a domestic company. Worked there for around a year and then I switched to an MNC. I was left with two things in my life and that was office to home…home to office…in that busy schedule I found that I was losing myself. Somewhere between family and colleagues there is an identity of mine which was getting dull by the passage of time. No doubt I am very hardworking and responsible too but I was unable to concentrate on my work and the spark from my life was missing.

I was like not happy from inside something was killing me, then I thought that I desperately needed a break from that fixed life…Me and my friend Soumya started thinking about the ways to get out from this monotony. We went for a movie and that movie worked like a ray of hope for us, and we decided that we will go for a trip. But initially our families didn’t agree with the idea because safety was the main concern…then one day I came to know about a group (‘Women Special Tours’) that arranges trip only for ladies….and what we did was had a discussion with family and they agreed.

We both were feeling excited…. Excited for the break. Finally, we went for the trip and the moment we stepped in, the journey of fun started…music…dance…it seems like my college days are back, trust me it was the best feeling ever from day one to day end. I did whatever I always dreamt for, new friends new place and yes of course new me the happy ‘ME’. Finally, I was satisfied and happy too. I realized one thing that day, if you really want a healthy and fruitful break then nothing can be better than travel and experience with this travel group is beyond my expectation, and this trip changed my life and refilled me with positive vibes and yes I got a chance to explore. After this trip don't know how introvert became extrovert.

I am glad I booked that tour at Women Special Tours. They are fantastic at their work. They know how to make a tour a successful tour. I returned from this trip with a new life and happily managing my family and my office as well. So ladies take a break from your boredom schedule, Explore yourself...

About 'Women Special Tours':  Would you like to go for a ‘Ladies Only Trip’ which is full of fun, excitement, games and unforgettable experiences? Then you are looking for us. If you have any query or you want us to share your travel stories at our blog, contact us at ToursWST@gmail.com or +91 9810555106.

 Please note: Above story is a fiction work of the author.  However; we are committed to creating similar kind of emotions, experiences, and stories for our women travelers. We hope one day you will also be traveling with 'Women Special Tours.' 
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