Sachin has cycled over 30,000 kilometers across India and walked more than 20,000 kilometers alongside the sacred rivers - Ganga, Narmada, Kaveri - and through the stark, soul-stirring landscapes of Ladakh. His first long-distance walk was an 1,800 km pilgrimage from Varanasi to Gaumukh, tracing the Ganga to its divine source. What began as a physical journey soon became his meditation - each step a surrender, each breath a prayer, and the silence a teacher. Walking, for Sachin, became a way of weaving presence, sincerity, and meaning into life.

Along this journey, Sachin discovered his love for writing, storytelling, and holding space for real, unfiltered conversations about the inner world - our doubts, hopes, and search for truth. He spent three years living in an ashram on the banks of Ma Ganga, not just studying sacred texts, but living their wisdom day by day. Today, Sachin offers 1:1 sessions on life, purpose, and mindset, and also mentors seekers through a three-month journey designed for those who are ready to make sincere, grounded changes in their lives. He recently began a 6,500 km walking expedition across the Himalayas - an inner and outer pilgrimage through silence, resilience, and sacred stillness. He is now on the verge of publishing his first-ever book - a heartfelt account of his bicycle yatra along the sacred Narmada. This debut work is a story of devotion, discovery, and the invisible threads that connect land, spirit, and the self.

Nidhi was born in the sacred city of Varanasi and has been a lifelong student and teacher of traditional Ashtanga and Hatha Yoga. She is the founder of Yoga Kiran, a non-profit that brings ancient yogic wisdom into modern life in a way that feels gentle, grounded, and meaningful. For over ten years, she has led retreats, workshops, and online programs that combine movement, breath, meditation, and yoga philosophy. Her approach is holistic—helping people improve their health and manage or even reverse chronic conditions through simple changes in lifestyle, sleep, nutrition, and emotional wellbeing.

Beyond yoga, Nidhi actively practices strength training, mindful eating, and studies lifestyle medicine, which she weaves into her teachings. She encourages her students to listen to their own bodies, experiment, and find what truly works for them—rather than blindly following set routines. Before following her heart back to India, Nidhi worked in the corporate world in the UK and the Czech Republic. In the past five years, she has travelled over 90,000 km solo across India, including a 20,000-km journey from Kanyakumari to Kashmir, sharing yoga, listening deeply to people’s stories, and spreading the message of conscious living. Her work creates space for real, lasting change—one that honours each person’s unique path.