WY 253: Muscat To Chennai
VishrutSundararajan
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  • Parts 3
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VishrutSundararajan
Ongoing, First published Jun 04, 2019
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Moving homes, cities and countries is generally an emotionally exhausting experience. But what if you don't want to leave a few valuable things behind? Follow Vishrut on his endeavour to bring his beloved car from his adopted home, Muscat, to his hometown Chennai, by road, all for the love of his car and a passion for travel.
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