Here's how Neeraj Chopra spent the last few days of his vacation

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 09:25 PM Oct 13, 2021 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, October 13

Neeeraj Chopra’s taking a well-earned break. India’s newest sporting superstar whose gold medal in the javelin throw at Tokyo 2020—the only gold India struck at the Olympic Games this year—has been vacationing and it’s almost at an end.

His final destination: Dubai.

“Apne vacation ke aakhri kuch din Dubai mein bhai ke saath bitane mein kaafi mazaa aaya (I was able to enjoy the last few days of my vacation with my brother in Dubai). Was able to experience many new things – Ferrari World, skydiving, desert safari, and a helicopter ride around the Burj Khalifa. Really enjoyed my time in the sun,” he said in an Instagram post as he shared a photo of himself, his back against a vehicle, in the desert.

Here’s to a good vacation, and a fresh start.

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