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 My Passion: Traveling & Exploring Things 

 

 

 

Traveling does not mean just going on a random tour, trying new foods, buying accessories, and meeting new people. It’s a part of traveling but it’s not the main theme of traveling. Traveling creates the opportunity to, get to know oneself. It enhances the power of better understanding, upgrading communication skills, breaking the comfort zone barrier, and exploring unknown facts.

 

 

There’s something undeniably magical about stepping foot in a new place. Whether it’s the bustling streets of a foreign city or the tranquil beauty of a hidden beach. From a young age, I loved to interact with new people, that’s why I became passionate about traveling. As we live in Dhaka which is a concrete jungle we can hardly inhale fresh air. To take some fresh air and break the monotonous schedule, I along with my family went to Cox’s Bazar when I was just 12. After reaching there at the afternoon I didn’t take any rest and directly the beach, the salty breeze greeted us, and the sound of crashing waves set the tone for our adventure. The vibrant local markets, filled with colorful souvenirs and delicious street food, immediately caught my attention. The energy of the town was infectious, with locals and tourists. We enjoyed the photogenic sunset view together. The serenity of the moment was unparalleled, as I stood in awe of nature’s beauty. The schematic view really touched my heart. Since then I’d decided to make traveling and exploring things as my passion.



Picture 1: Cox’s Bazar

 

After passing SSC, I made my first trip with my friends. It was a short tour to Pabna. We actually visited all the tourist spot of Pabna, tried to collect some good memories.

 



Picture 2: Pabna

 

After that I set a goal to visit all 64 districts of Bangladesh and visit at least one tourist attraction of each district. So far I did 27. It’s great fun actually, to discover new route , connect with new people and learn a lot of new things from them. Then I made my first solo trip to india to explore different culture. I met some good people, their hospitality just amazed me, taught me some life lesson.

 



Picture 3: Victoria Memorial

 


 

Picture 4: Howrah Bridge

 

To recapitulate, stepping out from home made my mind much more wider and taught me to be polite with everyone, even if they did something wrong with me. Taught me Life is beautiful, and feel every moment of life.   

 

 

 

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