After a two-year long break, people are finally free to travel to their favorite places. Since the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, while some embraced the work-from-home culture, others decided to move to the mountains or beaches and build their cozy, little workspace there. Speaking of travel, what's the first thing you can think of when we say traveling? For us, it's music. Music and travel share an inseperable bond.

Independent music has become more of a community than an industry. Creating music and songs for every mood, here are some indie songs that are perfect for the traveler in you. Travel freaks and music geeks, start taking notes!

1. Pahadon Mein by Salman Elahi

Spread like wild fire on every Instagram travel reel, Pahadon Mein was the closest we could get to he mountains. Composed and sung by Salman Elahi, this is the perfect track for every mountain lover.

2. Dil Mere by The Local Train

For every wandering heart, finding solace is like bliss. The Local Train's DIl Mere effortlessly transports you to a peaceful place. Composed and sung beautifully by the band, this song will make your journey even better.

3. O Sanam by Lucky Ali

How can we miss out on the classic indie pop! Setting the bar high for every independent music creator, Lucky Ali's 'Hmmmm' has the power to keep all your worries at bay. An evergreen song for your road trips, O Sanam is a must have on your indie travel playlist.

4. Khwab by Anumita Nadesan

Known to recreate mesmerizing song covers on Instagram, Anumita Nadesan has come up with her independent release called Khwab - a perfect melody for every wanderer. If you're the kind of traveler who is spontaenous and ditches the idea of an itenirary, Khwab will summarize all your feelings. Nadesan got candid with Radio City, sharing her journey of making this song. Can you guess who mentored her to create this beautiful track?

5. When We Feel Young by Chai Met Toast

This is not a song, it is a walk down the memory lane. Hitting hard on notslagia, When We Feel Young will remind you of your good old school and college days. Every tune and melody is desgined for this to become your personal earworm.

So, where are you traveling next?