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Do you like travelling? 









I always had passion for travel, may be because of my childhood memories. My parents and me used to travel often during summer vacations. Mostly travelled around whole of Tamil Nadu, India. 

May be I just love the idea of travelling, right from packing stuffs, counting down the number of days to start of the trip, seeing around new places, trying out the famous local food. Loved doing every single thing about the travel! 

As years passed on, just re-kindling my memory on how this passion grew in me. The person behind my passion is my dad, who was also a History Teacher by profession. He shared a lot of Tamil history to me. We used to travel to different places in Tamil Nadu, relating to the History. At home, we used to have many Maps (not google map, Hard copy of official Maps!) World Map, India Map, State Map, District Maps etc.. This helped me to see through the geography of places. Note: I have my own World map, and mark the places visited :) 

Some travel habits that got ingrained in me... reading name boards of shops to know where are we while travelling (Yes... there were no GPS/ google maps then). Dad used to see the vehicle number plates to know which place they are registered to.. I still subconsciously check on the number plates to see which state, city the vehicles belong to..,

Special mention, Thanks to my Geography Teacher, Mrs. Kalavathi, she always insists on having an Atlas in her class (I still have that Atlas with me!). This kindled my curiosity even more, and cultivated a thought to check on the various geographies of the Earth! 

These days travel became a thing, very easy one, ample of information around to plan and execute it well. Next leap might be tour to a  different planet, which I'm sure will happen in future! So, if you have slightest interest in travelling please go for it! Do it now! Explore places, create memories! I tell myself this statement, "Better now than never".

Last but not the least, I cannot conclude this topic without mentioning my sweet mother. She pushed me to go behind my passion. Thanks to her, I came out of my comfort zone and beginning to explore the world in my own way.  Also starting a travel journal shortly, hope it will useful to someone out there.  


-kiru
Live the moment, be happy & stay blessed :)


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