About the WOW club

"Travel is a change that goes on through life. Which is why I inspire Wanderers to go further than the must-see-must-do and absorb a travel culture that is unique. Women, be Bold. Wander the Universe."

– Sumitra Senapaty

Sumitra Senapaty is a women's travel expert and the Founder of WOW Club, Women On Wanderlust, a community that inspires all women travel to over 50 destinations the world over. Much of her earlier travels, as a writer were on her own to New Zealand and different areas of Africa, Asia and Europe. Recently, she lead a team of women to the White Continent, Antarctica recently and was clearly smitten, so there are plans to revisit again. During her journeys, Sumitra realized that not all women have the confidence and the knowledge to travel by themselves. In the Summer of 2005, she decided to put her energy and passion together to start a Club that would encourage women to travel solo, along with the security that group travel provides. WOW Club takes pride in watching friendships that are formed within the community and being a part of of it, no matter where in the world it is.

Here are a few WOW experiences:

  • A hands-on snorkeling class in the Maldives.
  • Enjoying the Sufi Festival in Jodhpur.
  • A meal with a family in Vietnam.
  • Wine tasting in Bordeaux, France.
  • Camping under the stars in Ladakh.
  • A hike to the Tiger's Nest, Bhutan.
  • Dancing the Tango in Argentina.

With personal knowledge and contacts throughout the world, Women On Wanderlust Founder, Sumitra Senapaty has personally taken care that WOW trips are high qwality, curated, niche experiences. The WOW trips are known for being offbeat, unusual and of course memorable. Plus its a great way to catch up with old friends and make new ones! A WOW trip means fun, energy, rejuvenation and me time. Its something every woman MUST do.

Our Story

Bhutan

Bhutan (2007)

Bhutan, the Happy Kingdom, Like any good bucket list obsession, our fascination with this Himalayan Kingdom, begins with the epic climb to the Tigers Nest, a monastery complex hugging the cliffs of Paro Valley.

Akash Senapaty

Bangalore, India