Why do you travel?
Why do you travel? To get away, to explore, to feel alive?
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Permalink Reply by sAm on -
There are so many reasons....to get out of your comfort zone, meet new people, experience new foods, the thrill of the unknown, reinforcing relationships (friends or family), reflect on life.
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Permalink Reply by stephanie on -
I'mù sure you're gone think I'm weird but when I travel , i try to find answer to the question why : why does does water tastes different, why does a plant groes there and not somewhere esle, why do people look like how they are, does it come fro their food, their way of living,why their culture ask them to act ona way and not another etc....
I might still look for the answer of the purpose of earth.
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Permalink Reply by Mark Huckabee on -
Because experiences are more important than things. See this article. And I totally agree with sAm's reasons below.
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Permalink Reply by Kristine Allen on -
I don't travel because I can't afford to. But I can tell you why I want to. I want to escape from my everyday world, to leave the place where it is way too comfortable. I want to be somewhere where I don't know much but where I can learn. It's really all about learning :D
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Permalink Reply by alice on -
I like that line, "It's really all about learning." As they say, life is a learning experience.
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Permalink Reply by Charles on -
I recommend _Travels With Charley In Search of America_ by John Steinbeck
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Permalink Reply by Eugene on -
Traveling, for me, is the highest form of learning. I love learning about other people's cultures, exploring their beautiful lands, and trying (or looking) at their exotic foods. I believe we can learn something from people and cultures from all over the world, stuff that can't necessarily be found in textbooks or on tv.
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