My Story
Travel can change your perception that’s why “LENSMATTER”
Hi, welcome to my tiny virtual home where anyone can be my guest worldwide. I appreciate your time looking here and there scrolling up and down going page after page to know more about me. Let me introduce myself my name is Saroj Surkheti. I am the founder of appuinfo.com. My close friends and family love to shout out with my nickname Appu. That’s how this website name came out appuinfo. I generally travel on a low budget. It’s been more than a decade since I have been in Japan roaming around either on motorbike or through other means of transport enjoying myself as a nomad.
Some Of The Photos Around In Japan
Short My Journey
I was born and raised in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, a small and beautiful city surrounded by hills. Since my childhood, I have lots of eager to know, what is beyond those big hills, what kind of people live there, Do they also have the same culture and lifestyle as we do…..and so on. That eagerness drove me to travel when I finally reached high school. My desire to know people, and their thoughts, my passion for exploring new places and doing adventurous things turned into my hobbies. And the hobbies of my young age have been placed in my heart permanently. Traveling and working from Nepal, India, Thailand, and now in Japan. It is an ongoing process and I also do not want to stop it.
Some Of The Photos From My Gallery
Bangkok Thailand
Why “LENSMATTER” ?
During my travel journey, I found many people have their belief systems. Some people love to bathe in the morning whereas others think it is good to bathe at night, Some eat beef for protein whereas others worship as a God. Similarly, some people give importance to money and work, others love to spend time with their friends and family. That’s what LENSMATTER pops up in my mind. And trying to brand this name in my career. In my opinion, every person’s thoughts and opinions are right in their own way. What I see, think, and what I chase is different than others. But there are lots of people in our society, friends and relatives who generally think they are smarter and others are fools. Usually, I just smile at them and show some pity and I try to give advice please travel once and you may realize how halfwit you are thinking you only one to eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Maybe I am wrong but in my opinion, traveling is one where people can be more knowledgeable. It teaches you more which our university degree lacks. I found that people from the village know how to solve their problems rather than the city. People from developing nations are more happy and more connected to each other than those from developed nations. So, rather than judging other behavior, let’s try to know them, and their culture. And it is possible only by traveling.