A few weeks passed. One day, I was going to attend a function and when my car passed the Ferenc Hopp museum on Andrassy Street, my mind suddenly started to think about the explorer spirit in the person of Ferenc Hopp. How remarkable it must have been then to undertake those voyages across the world and collect beautiful artefacts which now form a part of the museum's collection. I then also started to think about those other Hungarians who were drawn by their love towards India and traveled to India at different times. And I decided to attempt a piece on the spirit of an explorer, permeating through these great personalities who are still remembered in the sphere of India Hungary cultural ties. It was coincidental that around the same time I also saw on Twitter a message about Victor Zicho (check out the wonderful pictures that he has clicked in India. These are on his Instagram page) , who had gone to India on a bike, trying to trace the path that the great Sándor Kőrösi Csoma took to India. Unfortunately, just when Victor Zicho reached Bihar, the Covid -19 lockdown measures came into effect and he had to spend some days in a local quarantine facility. I spoke to him on the phone and was happy to see his adventure spirit still going strong. He had taken about eight months to reachIndia and was only a couple of hundred kilometres away from Darjeeling, the final resting place of Csoma. His plan was to continue on to Darjeeling as soon as lockdown was lifted and then return back the same way.