Travelling

Date: 11 April 2017

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Traveling

Since I was a kid, I was passionate to discover around on my bicycle, I have always loved the adventure of travel to somewhere unknown, something different and something new. I feel the same way today. Even though now, to discover around means discovering places on another continent. I have been extremely lucky to continuously feed my passion for travel. Many out there share my passion while others do not.  But, why do I love it so much?

I love the excitement of it all. It feels like an explorer discovering a new land, a new language, new money and all the little challenges that go along with it. When I travel, I am more spontaneous and don’t live for the future or the past, just feel the moment. Being impulsive and saying ‘yes’ to nearly everything is part of the fun.

 Moreover, I love the rush. Habitual runners get off on the kick-in of endorphins that give them that extra boost they need to keep going. I get the same jolt from a day of travel or an unexpected side trip to a new and undiscovered land that I hadn’t planned to visit.  Traveling seems to give me a near constant adrenaline rush.  After a few years of uninterrupted travel, I must say I am quite addicted to this feeling. Traveling can be a challenge, but to me, it’s kind of a fun challenge that I enjoy conquering time and time again.  Plus, it sure beats having to do house chores.

Traveling can lead to meeting new people all the time. The world is full of friendly, generous people. Sure, every place has its share of nitwits too, but as a traveler, you seem much less likely to meet them.  Maybe because people want to help you or simply because you just don’t know some people long enough to uncover their bizarre tendencies. Since the nature of travel is to keep moving, these folks never become boring because you simply don’t know them long enough to discover their flaws or get sick of them.

My passion about travelling did not only help me to discover people, places and food but also taught me to be independent. Although, my field of study does not even have anything in common I still live my childhood passion while following adulthood dream.

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