Hyderabad journey.

 Hi today I am going to share how I had my journey from Anantapur  to Hyderabad and what I observed in Hyderabad.

My journey started with my brother (Anji) by bike at 11 o'clock in the morning on June 21.

we continued our journey along NH44. Our destination was too long , so we decided we wanted to ride slowly and take Covid-19 precautions. We travelled nearly 58 km and we took a rest, drank cool drinks and we ate some snacks at a Royal restaurant  in Karadikonda.





After some time again we started our journey. We travelled 230km to Mahbubnagar. In between Karadikonda and Mahbubnagar  I observed three truck accidents. I asked the reason for that accident. Wheels of tire blast that to that tires are very weak. Driver said that, again we took rest and we slept 1 hour at the bus stop.


So my advice to all truck drivers is to be careful to maintain new assets.

Again we started our journey, still we have to travel 130km to reach my destination. We are too tired but it's an emergency the next day he has an interview so we want to reach at night only. Finally we reached Hyderabad at 9:30pm.

Next day, June 22nd he completed the interview before 12 clock. After that we went outside to see the Hyderabad environment. One thing I observed all employers have punctuality. They are waiting in traffic at 6 o'clock and I asked one employee. He said he should start early otherwise he gets stuck in traffic and he faces accidents when he rides a bike in a hurry. I saw some software companies mentioned below.



    

 I am very happy to see Hyderabad and I learnt something new in this journey.


Happiness is a way of travel not a destination.


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