10-year-old globetrotter Aditi Tripathi achieves remarkable milestone: 50 countries visited
Aditi Tripathi, a 10-year-old girl of Indian origin residing in London, has achieved what many can only dream of—visiting 50 countries before reaching double digits in age. Aditi's impressive adventure began at an early age, courtesy of her accountant parents, Deepak and Avilasha Tripathi, who were determined to provide their daughter with an unparalleled global experience. While many parents might worry about the impact on education, Aditi's parents masterfully balanced both worlds.
Through meticulous planning and considerable expenditure, they ensured that their daughter never missed a single day of school during her thrilling escapades. The Tripathi family made the most of school holidays and national breaks to embark on their journeys. From the enchanting landscapes of Europe, including Norway, Netherlands, and Monaco, to the fascinating cultures of Eastern countries like Nepal, Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand, Aditi's travels spanned diverse continents.
Each year, the duo spent a significant amount, nearly 20,000 pounds (approximately INR 21 lakhs), to fund their globetrotting lifestyle. Sacrificing unnecessary expenses like commuting, eating out, and owning a car, the couple considered every penny well spent. Beyond the surface allure of a world adventure, Aditi's parents recognized the profound impact that traveling had on their daughter's development.
From her early days in nursery school, they exposed her to a myriad of cultures, fostering a sense of curiosity and excitement in her young heart. Aditi's weekends became filled with exploration as they strategically planned their trips to maximize their time away. They would whisk her away from school on Friday, immersing her in foreign lands until Sunday night
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