Bhavin Turakhia's French holiday took him to the darker side of Paris

Think Paris and the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre are what probably come to mind first, but trust Bhavin Turakhia to go the unorthodox way. The billionaire co-founder of Directi chose to visit the Catacombs of Paris instead on his recent visit to the French capital. The Catacombs of Paris are underground graves, which hold the remains of more than six million people in a small part of a tunnel network built to consolidate Paris’s ancient stone mines.

“Death is only the beginning. Tenth time in Paris. First time in the Catacombs. Is it weird that I think this is the coolest thing in Paris?” Turakhia captioned a series of photos he shared.

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'Death is only the beginning' Tenth time in Paris. First time in the Catacombs. Is it weird that I think this is the coolest thing in Paris. #paris #catacombs #catacombsofparis

A post shared by Bhavin turakhia (@bhavintu79) on Jan 20, 2019 at 9:22am PST

On a brighter note, he also shared pictures of the stunning views from his hotel in Paris and the luxe amenities it came with. “My suite came with a nice office and a beautiful private rooftop garden. No prizes for guessing where I’ll be spending most of my time!” he wrote.

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My suite at the peninsula (Paris) came with a nice office and a beautiful private rooftop garden. No prizes for guessing where I'll be spending most of my time ;) #paris #peninsulahotel

A post shared by Bhavin turakhia (@bhavintu79) on Jan 20, 2019 at 5:10am PST