The Hidden Wonders of Solo Travel: What They Don't Tell You

Why do people have to go to certain places without families, friends and their loved ones? 

According to Solotravelworld.com and Solofriendly.com, solo travel means a person going somewhere else alone and during their trip, they choose and decide everything, based on their individual needs. 

They give themselves to their body, mind, and soul, such as places to go, activities to do, and services to be rendered. 

This gives them the freedom to take responsibility for their actions without minding what people would say or think.

Solo traveling also known as solo tripping can be for anyone, regardless of how short or long the journey may be 

Whether an introvert or an extrovert, a sanguine or a melancholy, high and mighty, low and humble, oldies and youngsters.

It is FOR YOU!

To some, it could be a healing process for a therapeutic meditation.

 In the same way, monks who tend to live in caves, practice the art of solitude living, so as solo tripping when a tourist embarks on their journey.

It as in solitude living or solo tripping, isn't necessarily born out of the fear and shame of other people, loneliness, depression, etc. 

It is associated with soul-searching, inspiration, the power of positive thinking, rejuvenation, productiveness, and one's spirituality.

 It can make a garrulous individual become…SILENT.

 It can give you the ability to pay attention and observe because Everything Has A Rhythm.

 It allows you to freely explore things such as meeting new folks, learning a new language, discovering a new talent, trying out a new dish, going on a quest, and many more.

There's the emotional and psychological connectedness to all that you do.

 You begin to see life from another perspective.

C - CLARITY

 There are no friends to go everywhere with...

 No parents to give instructions, no playing "Jesus" to your siblings.

 No teacher assigning tasks, no boss yelling at the top of his lungs.

 No emergency phone calls, no deadlines to meet...

 Everything seems surreal.

You want to experience serenity, the peace, the freedom, the excitement and the moments that come with it.

 Just you and you alone, imagine.

 I would like to ask you a simple question: Would you prefer to sit in front of the car against conversations at the back while traveling?

 Or would you prefer to drive if you own a car? Not needed here!

 It would interest you to know that, traveling solo is one of the astounding REMEDY to help discover your independence, giving you the adventure you need, it would interest you to know that there are stories to tell.

It's your turn to add your voice.