A Travellers Perspective

"Travelling - it leaves you speechless at first and then slowly and steadily turns you into a story teller!" When I was first introduced to this famous quote as stated by Ibn Batuta, I provided a blind eye to it as I believed in otherwise. But instances of life and the path I was destined to travel on has definitely changed my opinion about it for the better.
They say you only live once, thus it becomes  an element of paramount importance to meet and greet the new faces of the world to get an insight into how culturally blended we are despite our differences (albeit any).  Traveling need not necessarily be something you're good at, instead it's something you do like breathing, for instance.  Without bits of travel in your life, are you actually living upto the potential tag of life? It sure is a question worth pondering upon...
The beauty of mother nature is omnipresent in different variants for all of us to enjoy, but all we are concerned about is to mint money for buying the luxury goods and living a comfortable life.  If only one knew that luxury can help provide you a status, but  inturn makes you hollow on the inside.  The stark reality of today is how the materialistic things get the nod over the eccentric beauty of nature that would have helped fill our soul to the brim!
We're all obfuscated social animals who forgot the ideals of socialising and elucidating that would rather bring to the limelight the kind of ordeals of life that is being followed these days. I would like to end it on a high by  reminding you that we all live just once....so laugh, cry, click tons of pictures,  dance like no one's watching,  sing, fall in love, get your heart broken, travel to places you have never been before and help it gaze right down your soul, and most importantly, try to keep it simple! Because, if we only live once, then live it right, as once we grow old, bent and wrinkled, the money that we made won't be the one garnishing memories, rather it would be the travel diaries of life that provides us countless breathtaking moments to ponder about and smile upon! It is never too late!