Travelling is not about the destination but the journey itself. That’s why I choose to travel as a backpackers most of the time without any traveling agency, and If I’m lost, let it be habibi, I like the hassle and I like the troubles doing my very own stuff.Along the way to my destinations, I learn a lot, the people that I met along the way, really makes the journey a memorable day, I learn to appreciate my life more and more. I travel not to compare what’s good about my own country or what’s bad about other country and it’s people, I travel to understand how other people lives, to see their culture, to make a connections. We should be happy and always be grateful wherever we are born, we are not asking to be born here (in our very own country) and they too are not asking to be born there, it’s "God" decision and what we can do is to make friends all over the world.Henry Miller stated, “One’s destination is never a …show more content…
Some of us travel to explore, some of us travel to soul search, some of us travel for a quick holiday, or for work, an adventure or simply to taste food.
However, all of our different reasons for traveling revolve around one idea: the idea of seeing and experiencing new and different things.
Often, when we choose to travel, we think of the destination as if it is the only thing that matters. I have always wanted to go to Chili and have always wanted to find romance in the streets of Venezia and go parasailing on the shores of Sao Paulo.
There is nothing wrong with dreaming in this way. In fact, I highly encourage you to do so, as well. However, at the end of the trip, the destination is not what makes your traveling experience memorable or not-so memorable. It is the journey that dictates how you will feel when you leave.
When we travel, we take things with us. From a tired body longing for relaxation to a broken heart, we take things with us whether we realize it or