Bejal on a bench overlooking the Pacific coast at Coronado

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Sustainable Travel
adventures.

Be-Lavie is a quiet field guide for mindful travellers — sustainable luxury stays, vegetarian tables worth crossing borders for, and the small, well-kept corners of the world.

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Be-lavie is a sustainable luxury travel blog for those seeking mindful adventures.

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I’m Bejal aka Be — the travel-adoring, eco-conscious, coffee-loving face behind Be-lavie. I show you how to experience the world a little more sustainably: digging deep into a destination’s culture and history, staying in unique hotels that put community at heart, and seeking out the best vegetarian food along the way. My experiential guides help you discover places that build memories — exploring beyond the norm, with intention.

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SUSTAINABLE THINGS TO DO IN WASHINGTON DC: A 5 DAY ITINERARY 
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6 SUSTAINABLE HOTELS IN WASHINGTON DC BY NEIGHBOURHOOD

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LEICESTER, UK

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Words to live by

“Travel the world, experience the culture, feed your curiosity, enrich your soul, tell the story.”

— Bejal Gosai