What if the wrong turn was the best part of the journey?
Two college friends set out to escape the monotony of classrooms, expecting nothing more than a short trip. What they found instead was a series of unplanned roads across India—hanging onto the roof of a bus in the desert, slipping through snowy passes in the Himalayas, and watching silence stretch across the valleys of Spiti.
The Escape Into Lost isn’t just a travel story. It’s about friendship, freedom, and the moments that strip away comfort to remind us how alive we can feel. Raw, spontaneous, and deeply human—this book captures the magic of getting lost, and the truth that sometimes you only find yourself when you stop looking.
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The Jehim
Jehim is a writer, entrepreneur, and traveler who believes the best stories are found off the beaten path. When not building ventures or exploring new ideas, he’s chasing roads that don’t always appear on the map. His work blends curiosity with reflection, often circling back to one theme—how the unexpected moments shape us more than the planned ones. The Escape Into Lost is his first travel memoir, capturing the spirit of youth, freedom, and the strange beauty of getting lost.
