Where the Bucketlist Begins
What if your bucket list wasn’t just about places—but the people you experience them with?
What if cliff jumps, concerts, and calligraphy circles weren’t just events—but memory-making rituals with a tribe that just gets it?
You’ve probably been there before—staring at a postcard-perfect view, thinking, "Who do I want next to me when this happens?"
Now imagine this: You’re not just a traveler. You’re part of something being built in real-time—a story you step into. Every destination isn't just where you're going, it's a reflection of who you're becoming.
Before there was Bucketlist, there was an idea. It started in 2019 in Nagaland, during a conversation with a fellow traveler. We weren’t planning vacations—we were dreaming up transformative journeys. What if you could move from planting trees in the Himalayas to cliff jumping into turquoise pools in Southeast Asia? What if you could share rice beer with locals in mountain villages, or apprentice with master artisans deep in cultural heartlands?
And then Berlin happened.
At a 17-piece Bonobo concert, I stood inside something bigger than music. The spacing, the sound, the strangers dancing nearby—it wasn’t just a concert, it was communion. On that walk home, the idea sharpened: The best moments in life are the ones we share with people who make everything more vivid.
That’s where you come in. This isn’t our story—it’s yours. We're just the ones who’ve been waiting to build it with you.
“You may not remember the path, but you’ll never forget the people you walked it with.”
Beyond Checking Boxes
Bucketlist isn't just about crossing items off a list. It's about discovering new experiences you never knew to add to your list in the first place. It's about connecting with people who expand your horizons and add new colors to your perspective.
The magic happens in two types of moments:
Peak experiences – those breathtaking highlights that become core memories
In-between moments – the spontaneous conversations on train rides, the shared wonder beneath northern lights, the playlists exchanged during road trips
These connections transform individual experiences into collective memories that stay with you forever.
Disrupting Travel, By Design
Creating Bucketlist experiences isn't easy. The process of designing, planning, and facilitating these journeys is beautifully chaotic—and that's exactly why they're special.
With our passionate team at Experience Co., we've deliberately broken away from the industry norm of recycled, templated packages. Instead, we've built our approach on principles that put authentic connection first:
Game plans instead of itineraries
Flow instead of rigid schedules
3-person cabs instead of tour vans
No templatised hotels, but a mix of gorgeous resorts, earthy bungalows, city center hotels, design-led hotels, and comfortable spaces
Calligraphy sessions instead of obligatory temple visits
Underground music venues instead of crowded tourist centers
Our team creates experiences we ourselves would love to live. Our research process is wonderfully chaotic because we're constantly searching for the undiscovered, the authentic, and the transformative.
When everything comes together—the place, the people, the moment—you feel something rare and precious: you feel infinite.
What Do We Curate For?
A lot of people ask us this—so here’s our simple answer:
We curate for the explorers with intention and heart. Our curators look for people who:
Carry real curiosity and a story worth sharing
Seek community-first adventures over solo checklists
Embrace spontaneity as much as peak moments
(And no, we’re not CID—so don’t expect a criminal background check. 😅 But we do curate with intention, and we often say “no” to 30–40% of applicants to keep our tribe tight.)
If you're craving more than a trip—if you want a game plan for life-changing experiences alongside people who make every moment unforgettable—your story belongs here.
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Bucketlist is part of the Experience Co. family. We produce, curate & manifest communities on experiences across the world.
~ Jay, Founder & CEO, Experience Co.