Life is travel, not tourism.

 Life is travel, not tourism.


Places do not easily reveal their original appearance. The traveler travels a long way, believing that he will be able to access the mystery of the place in a few days, but that is only his illusion. Without a lot of hard work and effort, a place does not show its true face. When they hear the footsteps of a stranger, the fairies of the place quickly disappear.


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People who have traveled to unfamiliar countries and places often find it difficult to hide their disappointment. They denounce the positive travel stories of the place and conclude that it is fiction. They are right. If we do not meet in one place for a long time, any story is bound to be fictional. The souls of the place will show only the unattractive side at first. Because, like you, the place is also wary of strangers. They will chase you away with solicitors trying to steal money, innkeepers rummaging through bags, and cow dung on the road.


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Travel is not about how many 'good places' you go to, but who you meet there and how often you touch those places. The important thing is to see with the heart, and it takes time. Every place in the world is like a woman whose face is covered with a sari and a shawl. If a stranger approaches, it will be more obscured. And he will stare with black eyes from behind the colorful fabric.


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There are many things in the world that you cannot understand unless you spend time and love. go, go, go again Then the place will finally show the insides. Keep your luggage to a minimum and schedule longer than you planned. Life is a journey, not a tour. Travel is synonymous with suffering. Not only the place, but also the life does not easily reveal the insides. If we love life, life also gives us love. There are things that come only when you love.

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