“Travel As Much As You Can, As Long As You Can.”

Human life is a combination of manifold emotions. These emotions take birth from the habits, from the approaches and from the ideologies of life. With every passing year; individuals reshape, redefine and reinvent these emotions by their maturity and acquired knowledge. However, to keep a balance in life, any form of stagnancy must be prohibited. If you let your soul roam beyond the boundaries; your life can attain more joy, more insights, and more resilience.

For a travel buff like me, life is sojourn to enjoy, a purpose to explore, and a way to cherish. Thus, I truly comprehend the core message of the aforesaid quote that dictates not to be motionless but rather to travel extensively to the unknown places. If you don’t have that travel instinct, you may not relate the sense. But what the quote means to say is that life is brief and time is fleeting. If you don’t turn the entire world into your home, the resemblance of your surrounding will pull you back and you will never get the chance to experience all that the world has to offer.

On the other hand, if you make travel an integral part of life, some never-realizing facts will be in front of you. You will start feeling the true sense of artistry, the contribution of nature, the differences of global culture, the true meaning of adaptability and nonetheless a distinctive purpose of life.

To conclude another quote can be apt to summarize my thoughts and that is the popular saying from Saint Augustine: “The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page.”