In an Exclusive Chat With Adotrip Nonita Kwatra Told Us How She Is Acing Life in Style

Nonita Kwatra is someone who signifies all the important aspects of a modern woman. She is a working professional, while at the same time a wife, a fitness enthusiast, a mother and everything in between. 

True, it is hard to pull off all these aspects, however, Nonita is someone who has balanced all these roles with great elegance. And in one of the recent exclusive chats with Adotrip, she spilt the beans on everything related to travel. 

When we asked her to tell us about our ‘nothing is far’ moment, this was what she had to say, “We went on a family trip to Kasauli, about two years. So, all of us, biased parents, feel that our kids are temperamental, and they have teenage hormones. At least, as a mother, I always felt so. I always used to be judgmental about my boys. So, this trip was planned with the mindset that the family would be together because as your kids grow up, things change. When this trip was planned, my elder one was finishing his 12th grade and was almost ready to start going to college. So, for that reason, all of us went together.

We were in Kasauli and our hotel was absolutely in the center of the forest area so access to city was difficult and everything was available in the hotel only. It was a very chilly evening, I remember, spending four hours in the balcony, sitting with my kids, my husband and doing nothing but actually drinking and talking about the family

We talked about the past, how the family came this far. We also talked about what the kids want to do ahead in their life. And when me and my husband were talking, I realized how mature my boys are. I came to know how sentimental my boys are towards the family. I was a judgmental mother but I think that evening when I actually spent 4 hours doing nothing at all with my sons, it actually changed my mind about my children. So, I think that was a turning point in my life and my thought process towards life.”

As we had a lot to ask her, we threw several questions on her and asked to share with us about the 3 most overrated destinations in India. She followed with an answer, “I would not name 3 but 2 because I have compared them past vs present. There is something that you read on social media, there is something that you hear from word of mouth but seeing and experiencing is believing. So, I think in India, one place which I feel overrated is Mussoorie. 20 years ago, it was very beautiful, less polluted, we almost had clouds entering our room but today if they talk about Mussoorie and if you go there you feel it’s almost overrated now. It is not as beautiful as it was. The second one would be, I think, the beaches of North Goa. The way they are flaunted on social media and people talk of all the good things that happen at the beaches over there, if you actually go there and see, it is nothing. We have made the beach so dirty.”

We also asked her if she would like to visit on any romantic travel getaway in India, she said, “Dalhousie because it gives me a feeling of vastness and peace. There is a lot of greenery and it gives me a feeling of being away from people and yet being connected with them. And maybe Jim Corbett also. But the most important thing is not where you go but with whom you go. At this stage, we don’t have to enact with each other. If I want to read a book, he is okay; if I want to exercise, he is okay; if we both want to go for a walk; he is okay.”

These were a few interesting excerpts from our conversation with Nonita Kwatra. To read the full interview at Adotrip, click here.