nana told me to

nana told me to

Welcome

He never got to walk the paths I’ve taken, but his spirit moves with me in every step. He taught me to see the world differently — through people, stories, and the small moments that matter. He showed me how to look deeper, to care, to wonder.

In Bengali, nana (নানা) means grandfather. And through his stories, I learned to see a world full of hidden wonders, waiting to be discovered.

This space, this story — it begins with him. A quiet nudge. A voice that said, “go see for yourself."

So I went. I listened. To the world. To the stories it had to offer.

nana told me to is my journal — a collection of moments, spaces, and people that moved me.

where in the silence, the unseen speaks

where in the silence,
the unseen speaks

stories & adventures

Wander. Witness. Weave.

We travel not just for the landmarks, but for the lessons. To find kindness in unexpected places. To sit with someone else’s truth. To be challenged, moved, and sometimes even undone.

In every story and adventure, threads are woven — people we meet, moments that linger, glimpses of something greater.

nana told me to is where they live. A quiet collection, seen through his spirit, carried in mine.

It’s a big, wide world. Come see it with me — through his eyes.

the world, as it found me

“যার চোখ আছে, পা আছে, মন আছে,
সেই হয়তো ভ্রমণ করে”
- nana

“Someone who dares to dream, dares to get lost, and dares to follow their heart, maybe, just maybe, they are the ones destined to travel around the world”
- nana

through hellos and goodbyes,
our memories endure