Nomadic Indian Family Of 4 Gave Up Home Job & School To Travel & Learn | Curly Tales

[@nayyarazam9]

They are doing something that we all are just wishing and dreaming of..And don't forget that they always have the option to return back to their work and studies whenever they want..The experiences that they are having as a nomadic traveller is something we can never have...

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks 🙏

[@pradeepgaur9047]

Take risk and have it... :)

[@navtejraina6099]

Exactly

[@j12325]

I never dreamt like this 😳

[@TheHij9]

I don't have similar dreams 🤣.. its is good for them!!

[@nightangle476]

That's called real education and parenting. Both parents need to be on the same page in life to be able to support each other.

[@jomyjollyelanjykal3517]

I am so happy to see them raise TRUE Indians. Children who know their country inside out and don't identify themselves with one small portion and one language. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Techbrandy]

As a parent I understand how difficult it is to provide my daughter those life experiences which are not thaught at school. We all know to what extent or text books are influenced by politicians. Good or bad I do not know how it would end but surely it's going to be a memorable childhood.

[@DrSmitaUkey]

Only highly courageous people can take such decisions...and most importantly both partners should have same thinking to take such decisions... Bravo and congrats...👍Good luck and lots of Happiness to whole family for your future life..❤

[@siddharthraychaudhuri7250]

This would be special in any part of the world but more so in a rigid and mostly unimaginative Indian society. Kudos to the kids and more power to the parents!

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks so much Siddharth

[@HimanshuSahal]

They have taken Very tough and out of box decision and for that they have the earn the experience which no one can experience....Kudos to them

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@SailingRover]

Its was an amazing experience to stay with this family for a month in leh. They are family now.❤️

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Grateful to our travels. How else we could have met amazing people like you? ❤️

[@stillwatersnightsky6533]

Your children will thank you and be grateful for the individuals you mould through this experience you guys are giving them.... Goodluck and wish you guys the Universe for this daring move!!!!!

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@Raj-ct5fi]

👌👌Wow.Phenomenal..Wisdom beyond years.What an inspiration..Breaking the norm..Hats off

[@aanchaliyer4907]

Thanks Raj :) The idea was to give our kids a broader sky. What they learn from it, is upto them.

[@Raj-ct5fi]

@@aanchaliyer4907 I am soo glad you are doing it. The kids will have better education this way. They will always be practical in life with loads of common sense. Respect will be their behaviour cause of dealing with different places and their norms.. All the best.. Is there some social media platform where people interested can follow you?

[@aanchaliyer4907]

@@Raj-ct5fi The instagram link is in the description. We would love to connect

[@somamukherjee9721]

I actually adore this idea. I think travelling opens up your mind and help people to be more receptive of others. Whenever I am travelling to somewhere me and my husband - we make sure that we see the places or things that brings out the actual flavour of that place and we learn their history. We learn the habitat and the difference in the lifestyle which is very unique. We avoid shopping centres and material plasures. It has helped my 8yrold daughter to understand life better. Only thing that she buys from a place is a small object like fridge magnet. She never even asks to buy any costly items. I was never like her in that age. Travelling means a lot to us.

[@joydevbanerjee6089]

Aanchal and Santosh, you embarked on a great journey and experiment. I always believed that travel does give one immense wisdom. firm believer that Adi Shankaracharya learnt as much from his journey across India, as much he learnt from scriptures. Good Luck with your efforts. Would like to keep following you. Your experience is/will be very valuable, so please do keep good record of the same. And feel free to reach out. Some of us definitely can help with your next journey/destination... So, keep posting.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@devendra_c]

Every word of appreciation is short to explain what qualities these parents are imbibing in their children. They are so enlightened..💐💐💐💐💐

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot🙏.

[@BR-123]

Wish they would share more of their experiences,... All the ups n downs. It will make a very good series, imparting first hand knowledge,... Inspiring other parents.

[@sandeepshukla8037]

It require lot of courage to take decision like this. Hats off to you guys....

[@afzalpeerzade]

Such a wonderful challenge, great decision, Think Who created this world Why and Where are we going World is beautiful.. I wish Almighty make your way easy and guide to success, eternal success

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@sandeepshetty1589]

this kind of mentality is rare among Indian parents. It is common in the west

[@ज्योति-थ9ङ]

Ek no. Family.many wishes to them. Bold decision nad best 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@shashikanojia9647]

Hats off Iyer family.....it's really a gr8 thing what u has a parents doing..... fabulous. I wish I could do the same with my 7 year old kido

[@aanchaliyer4907]

I'm sure you'll do great with your kiddo. All the best. Lets learn and evolve together as parents.

[@ashwinquadras958]

Hence proved, living life is nothing but having a freedom to spend your time how you like, when you like.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Bang on Ashwin. We always have a choice. Choosing to ignore the choice is sadly, a choice many of us choose to opt for. 😊

[@HornOkay]

I am happy that some people are thinking beyond normal. After watching you, I can at least say to myself “say no to jobs which can gives you stress”.

[@TheHij9]

I have been in the US for almost 3 years, I think homeschooling is best to bring the best out of the kids however No matter how romantic their journey seems it is not practical for vast indian population. But not having a plan B is a really big decision and can have massive upside in one's life. Kudos to them :)

[@dr.shakibabushratabassum24]

Just wonderful...very true and real parenting .lucky, husband & wife are like minded.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@kalpanakarvat5207]

Great, these kind of parents are a example of how to get maximum utility of the life.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks Kalpana. The idea was to give our kids a bigger sky than ours to explore life.

[@kalpanakarvat5207]

@@santoshkrisnamurthy If there were more parents like you, the world would become a better place to live in.

[@aniketyadav7998]

They left the comfort zone to experience the miraculous.

[@aanchaliyer4907]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@GraceAndGratitude]

To happy to see your plan and experience, I think like me manynof us would like that you have your channel and share your experience in details as am sure like me many would want to do the same, it's an amazing idea as a parent and a very risky thing to do especially if you are in India with the places to go for and still be connected to the world, especially for the kids and their education.. So best wishes from my end and I would love to see more about you people's journey👍

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@Jackgunned]

This is amazing and unbelievable. It requires lot of guts, will power and confidence to turn your belief into reality. I am sure your kids will come out of this wiser and braver to face the challenges of this dangerous world. Wish you all the best and may God be with you always and bless you.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@legendnaresh4628]

Wow great decision These kids lucky they having this kind of parents

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks. Actually we are lucky to have them. Because of them we are also able to learn a lot in life.

[@adityamodi2361]

Adorable family, agree with comment that they will make an interesting vlog..

[@bhavikashah8221]

Truly inspired was waiting for something like this to happen in IndiA

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

You won't believe, how many people we met who are doing things more inspiring than us. I front of them we are puny. They are not covered. India's diversity is enough for anyone to take a different path and still discover for the entire lifetime.

[@soulfulsrivi]

@@santoshkrisnamurthy Hi you guys are inspiring! Can you please document the lives of other inspiring personalities that you come across in your journeys?

[@anureshmp]

Finally someone thought over "Log kya kehenge"!!👏👏👏👏👍

[@happiness1798]

Phenomenal decision! Great parents! Finally, we are realising the true meaning of life is not just attending school and doing 9 to 5 job Hats of you guys!👌👌

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@ennzee5393]

Awesome adventure..traveling opens up one's mind to a lot of things..I am forever grateful to my dad for instilling that sense of adventure, and I continue that tradition:)

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Great! Would love to know about your adventures.

[@ennzee5393]

@@santoshkrisnamurthy cross country trips across the US to see more of the country especially national parks and the wild country side..not much of a 'famous destination' person

[@lesliesequeira635]

How do they deal with Financial Stability? Is Homeschooling acceptable in Indian educational institutions?

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Homeschoolers give exams of 10th and 12th like every other normal student. And get certified. India's recent entry to MIT is an Indian homeschooler.

[@rudranaagar6420]

@@santoshkrisnamurthy I m happy to know that😇

[@tarasnake]

nios is recognized in national transporter for entry level job

[@MalluStyleMultiMedia]

@@santoshkrisnamurthy I grew up in the US and still I took my kids to India for two years. We quit our jobs and left. Plan was for one year but we stayed for two years. Everybody thought I was crazy. 😂 It was a good experience for all. Now we are back in the US but still continuing online Indian school for kids 😂. Maybe next year I will convert them to the American school system. It’s good to see people are doing different things in life.

[@jf_d]

How do you manage finances ...biggest issue

[@none05550]

Santosh I understand that youtube is not ur goal.....but trust me u guys r such an inspiration to so many like me struggling with the way of life which is so mechanical. U n ur family r such a perfect example of what life actually means based purely on the choices we make. I urge U guys to start a youtube channel.......many like me will benifit from it :) Wishing you n ur family all that is best.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot for your kind words 🙏

[@MrBuddyBeagle]

I really appreciate the parents and kids both. Learning while traveling. This will teach your kids better perspective to life. Keep it up 👍

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@organicbrain5607]

Absolutely a true spirits. Rare and hardest opportunity. The path you've chosen will definitely lead to moksha... Enjoy the eternal...

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@debasmitabera8411]

Interesting family. Traveling indeed enhance our knowledge. Bt I am eager to know about schooling of the kids.

[@aanchaliyer4907]

We would love to connect. The link to our Instagram page is given in the description.

[@PranavJain]

Hats off to this Family👌

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thankyou

[@suman3316]

Such a Beautiful Family....I hope I also get such Family 🙏

[@connectind3680]

I wish I had the courage to do the same.lots of love to your beautiful family 💖

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@pratibhapanghal]

Though I love to travel myself but I don't think that depriving the children of the routine of a school or community for a long period is going to be beneficial in our kind of culture .

[@connectind3680]

@@pratibhapanghal i guess you have experience and are much more capable of making this judgement. A period of travelling does educate children and instill flexibility that adds to their life skills towards living in a wider community. Be proud you guys laid a great foundation and a wider base for your kids to grow on . Wish you the best in your next change too.💖

[@kompiriba3085]

Just WOW. kudo's to the family

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks

[@vjnrsmhamysore1489]

ಅಲೆಮಾರಿಗಳು ಅಂದರೆ ಬೆಲೆಯಿಲ್ಲಾ , Nomadic is some what respectable 👍

[@Divya-pj7ub]

You guys should start a channel. I read the comment you guys left about kids posing for camera. But we guys just wanna see you guys explore different places. This is something unique many Indians can only dream of doing.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks so much Divya. We can connect on Instagram for the same. We just want kids to be able to reach an age where they can decide the limitations of social media. Before that we don't want them to feel that the travel and learning is anything but learning experience. It's a very comciously taken decision. We have our insta account which is a journal of our trips and experiences.

[@jay25oct]

U r inspiration. I always want to do this instead of 9-5 f**g job , listen shit from managers, and always spend life under stress in IT.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Buddy, I’m from the same rat race. I’m doing what I had to. But at least as a parent I don’t want my kids to feel the way we fee They should be able to love what they are doing irrespective of how much they earn. That’s our only aim.

[@jay25oct]

@@santoshkrisnamurthy aptly said. I literally hate my job but obviously doing for living. Those people r lucky who dare to come out of this rat race.

[@ta4256]

@@jay25oct bro don't bad mouth what feeds you. It is right that we are not comfortable being there. He might not have been too. But i am sure he did save up a little with that job and took a decision to move out of a space that didn't serve him. You can do that too.

[@fatimashaheen4197]

Wow.. truly travelling teaches the best..

[@aanchaliyer4907]

Yes Fatima, we believe so too. Travel alongwith consistent, necessary education will make them far better individuals than we ever were.

[@fatimashaheen4197]

@@aanchaliyer4907 exactly.. ur level of thinking and parenting is excellent..I have learnt and gained so many things via travelling..

[@gunjanamlani9095]

I also think so that they should start a youtube channel which will help them to get stable financially and people will be able to learn that there is a life which is beyond the dailly routine people should know that education is not only provided in school but there are different mediums from which people gains knowledge which arebeyond imagination different city and hardships in life which taught us everything which I guess school can't provide.

[@aanchaliyer4907]

Thanks so much for your kind words.

[@haizelpinakin4896]

Travel can be done in parallel with other regular activities...no need to leave everything..Traveling can be for lifetime as per your convenience..

[@curlytalesdigital]

Hey! thank you for sharing your thoughts :)

[@human_boulder]

Agree. Travelling all the time is overrated BS. Living like hippies is not something I would ever aspire to.

[@laughingmedicine1663]

@@human_boulder lol maybe for you , not for them This is ridiculous to say based on your own thoughts Travelling every day is a heaven for travelers , you won't understand

[@rupakkar4]

Hats off 👏🙌👌. Best of luck to this family 👪.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@riturajsandhupeasant4885]

This something to watch and learn. Nice video.

[@gm591]

Wow! This is Inspirational ✨

[@namratachavan4863]

So so inspiring, really a great story!

[@jayantghosh5924]

Hats off to you guys for your courage and sacrifices which you are making for your children.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@shivikool1]

Any tree that grows very tall needs a stable grounding. The life this family is leading looks interesting but continuing it could have lasting issues with children. Why is it a big achievement for a 6 year old to be able to speak with anyone? Human minds are designed to learn everything at a certain age. The greatest orators never went around leading a nomadic lifestyle to learn public speaking. A lot of children whose parents are into transferable jobs face such issues that they cannot connect to any place. I know there will be a contradictory comment saying that 'our children find the whole world as their home as they have lived in different parts' but human mind wants to connect- connect on a long term basis. Hometown is not just for writing on papers rather it is the feeling that dwells in our hearts forever. That's how we progressed into The Neolithic Age. Nomadic families stay at a place for a very short time (max 2 months as per this video). Now what do the children learn in this time about social relationships? Just superficial aspects like talking and other etiquettes? We need to spend a good amount of time with the same set of people in order to learn how to empathize with them. The ability to have long term/permanent relationships in future nurtures through the childhood and teenage years. Children of nomadic families spend very less time with people at each location and then move on and forget about them. Imagine watching 10 movies in a day- back to back. How many will you remember clearly? In the same way the children of nomadic families are being stuffed with too many heterogeneous memories and information most of which stand irrelevant for the young minds. About educational implications I wouldn't comment as the same idea of socializing and making lifetime memories/permanent friendships applies to school life. And most of us will agree that our best friends still are from school. Traveling is a leisure activity which helps us rejuvenate ourselves and shouldn't be denied this status. Imagine if we start eating ice cream/chocolate cake in every meal- it will cease to be a mood enhancer for us. Similarly, children of nomadic families will be unable to use traveling as a way to relax. So beware of this consequence. Well, it's your life and your family but I hope you have considered the psychological aspect of this lifestyle as well. Goodluck to you guys

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

It’s about whether you tear travel as a leisure activity or an opportunity to embrace continuos change,challenges, experiences, and learnings. The fact that it liberates you from the age-bound learning is what makes travel worthwhile. 🙏🙏

[@shivikool1]

@@santoshkrisnamurthy Well, I recommend you to read about Rousseau and Tagore's philosophy of Naturalism in Education. It also aims to give children the similar education but not by depriving them of their home altogether. Basic idea is to move forward in evolution.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

@@shivikool1 And how do you decide which direction is forward in evolution? Evolving as a human doesn’t require you to be in a school and stay in the same place. Evolution means you evolve as a human being in terms of emotions and learning. And this is the path we chose. You may agree or you may disagree but that’s your opinion and we respect that.

[@shivikool1]

@@santoshkrisnamurthy As human beings evolve, they learn to live as a society.. develop a neighborhood. If the culture of nomadic families continues to rise, then the familiar neighborhood arrangements and social relationships will eventually get disrupted and give rise to criminal activities. I am not against homeschooling, so I haven't written anything about sending your children to a good school (have a look at my comment again). About Emotional development, do you know that there have been several studies where it was found that frequently relocating people have lesser attachments to possessions and people. Such people were also more likely to let go of their friendships and personal relationships in their later life.

[@laughingmedicine1663]

@@santoshkrisnamurthy no need to answer buddy , Your life is still new for Indians and they can't accept that you are living a life , they have dream of ! And traveling is not for everyone , it's a lifestyle which a person can live only and only if he loves to traveling

[@AttyDG]

You can give all these experiences without quitting your jobs ... Pre covid we too travelled a lot also the school system here is different from India .... We have been to different countries with our kids like remote places like Belize ; Honduras etc without compromising on our kid's future ... May be not living out of suitcases but doing this in a foreign land with no family support seems scary . Nevertheless all the best to you all .

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks for your wishes and Great to know you have been to different countries with your kids. That being said even we are not compromising on our kids future. Our kids too study like regular school going kids. It’s just that their learning is not just limited to the books but it’s much more.

[@AttyDG]

@@santoshkrisnamurthy I hope this works out for you .

[@san11_09]

All the best to your journey, I hope you make the best out of it.

[@ExamGurusushma]

Wonderful idea but need lot of courage to do it You guys are amazing

[@reshmawinnymathew4955]

Guyss... Im soo proud of u guys

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks Reshma. Hope you are doing good.

[@property_tommorow9918]

Everyone is crazy in their own way. Nomadic lifestyle...2 months per city...How many experiences are needed ?? Especially for the children Even Robison Crusoe settled in 1 island not hopping from island to island. We are not in America. Sorry for opposite viewpoint but it's felt strongly by me.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Sorry but Robinson Crusoe is not our benchmark. And what does it have to do with America? What you felt strongly is your opinion, and we respect it. 🙏

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

What we started is a journey of experiences. There is no destination to reach, no benchmarks to compete. We stay at a place for as long as our kids want. There is no expectations from this journey, nor we want to achieve anything. This is simply an exploration of a magnanimous canvas called LIFE.

[@island_breeze8727]

I am Indian and me and my family are having dreams of Jesus return. Just thought I might share. God bless. ❤️

[@sanatattavar3314]

Hare Krishna! Important to understand is The Purpose of Life. Why are here / what are we do to? Is there a method to this madness? Else one is stuck in the merry go round called life! Hare Krishna!

[@raghav7594]

Great family got a lot of guts

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot

[@Vanessa-zn4tj]

Indeed a great and wise decision. All the best to you and ur kids in all that you Do . ❤️

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@dopeyhappey4160]

A good thinking. Children don't often learn from books

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@ap-ig4mr]

strange that is ....its great to travel often but to completely give up on schools and work is just insane ...how will the kids learn ...is just knowing about ppl and experiences enough ???...there is a reason why we say education is imp .....to each its own anyway ...may be they r from very stable backgrounds and dont care about their kids future and finances ..good for them ..this stunt should not be tried by indian middle class families

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Woah. Why do you think our kids don't study and they don't have any education? Our kids study everyday. They learn eveyday, but just not books, they learn additionally from travel as well. It's not just book learning but life learning too. Respect your opinion but had to clarify the misbelief that our kids don't study. They do.

[@laughingmedicine1663]

Learn you should grow up first , ever heard of homeschooling ? They will give exam of 10 & 12th like normal kids

[@paragrenuhazra7859]

Anchal Iyer please start own blog or vlog . I will be first to subscribe. ❤️ From Kolkata . Wish to be mom like you 🌷

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks for your message. We have our own blog. Link is given in the description. You can also follow our journey on Instagram.

[@balvinderpanesar482]

Himmat hai boss...salute

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@kanwarpreetsingh5755]

Very fascinating. However very difficult life.Also need a lot of reserve money to live such a life

[@nehadhawan9257]

Hats off to this family👍

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@monicashining]

It's nice!! But school education is every child's right!! It's a must

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Of course, education is every child’s right… What is school education? Unfortunately we are so used to the western schooling system is that we say school education.

[@monicashining]

@@santoshkrisnamurthy I understand your point, we are aa country of Gurukul and all.. But School is must, remember, even if it's a Western idea, Indian schools take books inspired by our culture, history and tales. A child can learn to socialize , ( only school can inculcate social skills) teach to share, If a child wants to pursue medical, engeneering, science, and all Foundation is built in school

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

@@monicashining our children study like school going kids. It’s just that their education is not just limited to books. They will give their 10th and 12th and will do their graduation and post graduation if they want. With regards to socialising, it’s a myth that kids who go to school are more social than homeschooling kids. An introvert child will be aloof even among 50 kids in a class. My kids are super social and not just with kids but with adults as well. Travelling has not just made them social but I see them becoming more and more compassionate towards other beings. But it’s your opinion and we respect it 🙏

[@rameshrnayak]

@@monicashining traditional classrooms only churn out good obedient workers since that was the agenda in the Industrial revolution age, this couple has just pushed the learning beyond the confines of the classroom and made it an organic learning experience through self realisation and not rote learning which we as a society deem education with no viable sense of application of the rote knowledge.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

@@rameshrnayak thanks so much for understanding our point of view 🙏

[@lifewise1605]

Wow 🤩 I wish we could do it too

[@TusharXavierJoseph]

Career generates income. Income goes into Savings + Tax + Insurance + Home maintenance + Vehicle maintenance Home maintenance involves Communications (internet, subscriptions, electronic devices, appliances) + Fuel + Cooking gas + Electricity + Fruits+Vegetables+Groceries+shopping online +Hospital Home gives time to continuously improve Career. This is how you can sustain life and live long. If any one or more of above connections break, life becomes difficult. With nomadic life the cost of maintaining above connections gets higher and unsustainable. I predict in few years from now, you would settle down at a rental house at a place where you are close to nature with low cost of living. You will eventually understand that we need to keep expenses to as minimum as possible and ensure your income is higher than your expenses. You can afford to lose your income provided (Total Bank balance) divided by (Average monthly expenses) is atleast greater than 120 months.

[@poojashintre6756]

Well done Iyers..make sure you write a book or travelogue...will be an interesting read!

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Who knows we might☺️. Thanks for the idea

[@rajabanarjee9530]

That's very very good. I am very glad to know more info about this unique family.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@triggermet]

U guys are very brave to do that..best of luck to all of u..

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@UttamKumar-cz3zs]

I wanted to do all the same because our city lack public utilities like green spaces ,outdoor gaming courts or grounds ,i am talking about for middle class families rich can afford it all these And besides that iam single male and i think i am socially awkward to other people From now onwards i want to travel and search meaning of life rather than living in so called megacities and just do others do

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

We are a middle class family. We work hard to earn freelance income and live minimalist lifestyle that helps us to manage our expense. All the best for your future 🙏

[@shuklapriyanka206]

This is called UNIQUE OR DIFFERENT

[@sudipchattopadhyay2855]

That why direct learning has no Alternative. School is a prison for every students.

[@ranjabatiroy8390]

We would like to see your regular life in your own KZbin channel ❤️

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks. But our regular life is as regular as others. And regarding own KZbin channel, we dont want to our kids to start posing for camera. It will destroy the whole purpose of our travelling life ☺️

[@ankitaarya1230]

@@santoshkrisnamurthy that's the whole point.. you can show your normal life.. you can skip the 'pretending' part, which other KZbin vloggers do.. you can share your genuine and honest experiences about the new places.. Btw have you planned to travel outside India also?

[@BC-ENTERTAINMENT123]

I used to travel alot when I was in my teenage

[@ankitaarya1230]

You must be having a list of those places.. can you share?

[@nikhil21211]

Good luck madam. U n ur whole family are brave. Keep travelling and learning. God bless. Take care

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks 🙏

[@helium740]

So Lucky

[@kalajoel6109]

Kya bath hai something new

[@preek7300]

All is dreamy, but just wondering how the children's career would turn out to be ? I mean, the world we live in we gotta pay bills too.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Our kids study too. They will give exams too. They will work too. And they will pay bills too.

[@shobhasuk]

Very interesting and inspiring too kids have a good exposure to world 👍🏻👍🏻🤗😍

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks 🙏

[@Youtubechanel-x7n]

Amazing. . . Traveling is life 🌹❤️

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

🙏

[@pooyamthirunaldsthampuran8152]

Think twice.,thrice...if it's feasible then only go ahead..don't .play with your lives...

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Agreed, think twice, thrice before going ahead. It’s not an easy decision…

[@stella-gf6jl]

Truly lining life 👍🙏

[@rameshrnayak]

This couple dared to give their children which most urban parents cannot afford to give, I am not talking about money, I am talking about time. How many parents today actually spend enough time with their kids on a daily basis? It is the easiest route to be comfortably employed and pass off your lifetime under the false pretext of responsibilities, because you are getting worthless fiat currency in exchange while your boss makes you his biatch, it is really tough to get out of your comfort zone and work hard to gain experiences of a lifetime and also live according to your personal accord and not have to unwantingly conform to societal norms. That is the real sense of living and freedom.

[@nikhilchandra2293]

Rat race is one thing but not sure what’s the future store for these kids as in India tough to survive after been an outcast.

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Appreciate your concern, but can you let me know what is the future of other school going kids? How can you predict future of any child? What we are doing is giving our kids practical knowledge while also studying through books. There are many such outcasts who are living next door to you and you don’t know that. I personally know some of them who are super successful.

[@nikhilchandra2293]

​@@santoshkrisnamurthy I believe you are actually the one from the video it is great to connect directly with you. What I believe is at least till teenage all kids should be provided with equal opportunity and as parents, we should not decide/mold their life as per our beliefs instead let them try and decide and we are a bystander. Our education system might not work but still provide endurance and maybe school is what's the best for some kids and they can be far successful been in the system and taking them out of the system we might take away the chance of it and we never know.

[@vloggerchinmayee6595]

Hats off to them 😊

[@aanchaliyer4907]

🙏 Thanks a lot

[@kumarm5961]

Inspirational family

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@Suman-zj8co]

It's good nurturing to children

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@bhavana4779]

How do they take care of finances???,how do they earn? Because money is something important when you travel...

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

We live a minimalistic lifestyle that allows us to manage in limited income we earn while remote working.

[@shaziafarheen1575]

Even I have two kids please share your thoughts with us love from 🇺🇸

[@fathimafarahna2633]

Loved it. Its a unique family for our Indian culture and style☺ They should have a youtube. And also the lady should fix her teeth, it was distracting. Or not be so close up✌

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Thanks a lot for your words of appreciation 🙏 we don’t own a KZbin channel because we don’t want our kids to start posing for the camera. Instead they should just soak in the experiences. As far as my wife’s teeth is concerned, she is perfect the way she is and I love her the way she is. I would not change anything her. And for people who feel it to be a distraction, I would say, you are keeping your phone too close. Not good for your eyes 👀 😉

[@fathimafarahna2633]

@@santoshkrisnamurthy Haha. It's awesome to see your love for your wife. Yes, she is perfectly made for you. No wonder you guys agreed on such an adventure🤗 Wishing you more luck

[@sangeetaprabhakar4831]

Don't know your decision is right or wrong, but wish I could do this

[@rustinpeace66679]

Incredible 🥰

[@milanlakhani4279]

Great video nice video 👍 very understanding 👍

[@m13he]

What exactly are they teaching their kids while on the go like nomads?i feel they r toying with their kids future on an impulse

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

Leaving a stable life behind can never be an impulse,especially when you’re a parent. If you wish to know what are we teaching our kids or how does travel makes them a better individual, do connect. But without knowing about us, assuming we are impulsive is a bit uncalled for. Anyways, it’s your opinion. 🙏

[@ankitaarya1230]

@@santoshkrisnamurthy how to contact you sir?

[@santoshkrisnamurthy]

@@ankitaarya1230 you can connect with us on Instagram. The insta handle is listed in the description.

[@callingbell-ix5se]

You can teach the same materials that schools teach. Dont judge others from your tunnel vision. You raise your kids however you want