The Brown Scooter January, 2015 | Page 35

TBS: What's been your toughest adventure till date? PK: I participated in Raid in the Himalaya 12 years ago. It's a mad rally up in the mountains. I was navigating a car and it was being shot for Channel V. The show never made it on air due to some sponsor issue, but it's the biggest high I've had on an adventure experience and I had to overcome many fears… that was the toughest part. TBS: What’s the best piece of travel advice you would give someone? PK: The more open you are while you travel the richer your experience shall be. TBS: One thing you hate and like about holidays? PK: I hate airports. With all the security these days, one feels so trapped, when your travel is all about freedom. And there are many, many things I like and love. TBS: Any places that you think are overrated or underrated? PK: Madhya Pradesh is highly underrated. I think following the Narmada has been one of the best trips I've done, and it's so beautiful. While, Thailand is overrated! TBS: One food or stay experience that has been memorable, good or bad? PK: A village home I rented in Anigundi turned out to be good... no great in fact! It's a village across the river from Hampi. It was lovely to stay in the house, very cozy and had all the amenities. There was also another place called Hoova cafe which served the most delicious dosas for breakfast. TBS: Places to visit before you die - according to Purab Kohli? PK: There are way too many. But Istanbul, Rome, Hampi, Cherapunjee, Positano, Pangong Tso, Nubra valley are some places that come to my mind. TBS: Any travel shows/movies people will get to see you in 2015? PK: Tere Ane Se is a love story that should release in the summer. And there might be a small travel stint too, though that's not finalised yet. thank you purab! That sounds great Purab. TBS wishes you Good Luck for a travel-filled and successful 2015