The Coronavirus outbreak, which began to spread worldwide in 2020, posed a serious threat to all people.
On the one hand, many people died of Corona infection, and on the other hand, people were paralyzed at home with no work to do.
As a result, their income and family situation were severely affected and they were forced to live a normal life with no way of survival.
In particular, the losses incurred during the epidemic disaster are now slowly being repaired by large numbers of people. In this case, the incident, which was committed by a person from the state of Kerala, is now becoming more viral.
Attempt to turn it into an achievement
Vishal Viswanath (age 32) hails from Kannur, Kerala. He has been running an event management company. Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, his business has been severely affected. Vishal, who lives in Bangalore, is trying to turn his test into a record.
28 states in 9 months
For this, Vishal has decided to tour all over India for the last 9 months. Vishal, who has toured 28 states in a total of 278 days (approximately 9 months), will surely amaze you if you ask him how much the total cost was for this. Vishal, who started his journey in July 2021, has traveled by train from Bangalore to Guwahati, Assam.
Travel by asking for a lift
From there, he traveled to Arunachal Pradesh, Kolkata, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and New Delhi. Most of the time he was traveling by asking for a lift to the passersby. He has walked a few more times. Also, people in the village in many places have been providing food to Vishal. He made room for people to stay and in many places. For some time, Vishal has been sleeping in a tent or where available.
Total is 12,000 rupees ..
Vishal Viswanath, who has visited every state in succession, has reached Karnataka and finally traveled to his hometown of Kannur in Kerala. The total cost of touring India in nine months was just 12,000 rupees.
This is the best experience
In about 9 months, Vishal, who has toured 28 states, said, "This is the best gift I have ever received in my life. Taught a lot.
The places I went to, the people I met, the mountains I climbed, the roads I walked, the food I ate all took me to different senses, "said Vishal Viswanath.
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