Pepperfry founder Ashish Shah’s road-trip recommendations: Leh-Zanskar, Melbourne-Adelaide
Next on the startup boss's bucket list is a drive from North-East to Myanmar.
By ET Bureau |
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That life is more about the journey than the destination is Ashish Shah’s mantra. That’s why the founder of Pepperfry.com is a fan of road trips and of course, cars — he drives a BMW 5 series but considers the Jaguar XJ a favourite.
Shah, who has driven across countries, recommends some of his favourites routes. “In India, the road from Leh to Zanskar is undeniably among the best. I took the same route in June this year but this time on a bike ride.”
Internationally, Shah loves the Great Ocean drive from Melbourne to Adelaide. So what’s next on his list? Exploring the Indo-Burmese border from North-East to Myanmar, he says.
“I would love to view the tea plantations of Assam, drive through the tribal areas of Nagaland and across the border towards the breath-taking summit of Mt. Victoria,” he says.
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Shah, who has driven across countries, recommends some of his favourites routes. “In India, the road from Leh to Zanskar is undeniably among the best. I took the same route in June this year but this time on a bike ride.”
Internationally, Shah loves the Great Ocean drive from Melbourne to Adelaide. So what’s next on his list? Exploring the Indo-Burmese border from North-East to Myanmar, he says.
“I would love to view the tea plantations of Assam, drive through the tribal areas of Nagaland and across the border towards the breath-taking summit of Mt. Victoria,” he says.
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