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We are Gaurav & Gunjan, we are full time bankers and part time travellers. 
We love travelling and sharing our travel stories.
I pick the destination, he executes the itinerary.
He clicks, I write and together we create stories that will give you a wordy pictorial tour of  our beautiful country.
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