Danish Akhtar
Hey, my name is Danish Akhtar and welcome to my website. I have been traveling the world since 2012 and finally decided in October 2015 to make this website to share my experiences around the world. I hope to not only give you tips, tricks and my personal insight for your own travel but save you time and money when you travel next
So a little about my story, I was born in Nagina, a small town in Utter Pradesh India. I Passed out from University of Delhi in 2012 and decided that I needed to get some sort of career in that I can travel the world and could earn some smart amount. So that I m here working as assistant manager in a travel company beside that writing my experience of travelling which can help people.
Wonderful post..
I love and can relate to all of these feelings. To add my own, I travel because I want to be feel and experience all different cultures and people that I share this earth with.
such a beautiful and motivating reasons to travel…thanks for sharing with us…
Such a fun post. It’s always inspiring to see how many reasons people have to travel.
Very inspiring! I travel to live. Travel is not always for everyone but, it is truly for me 🙂
All so true. I feel I can relate to all those reasons a little bit. I travel for many reasons, but one to feel connected to other parts of the world and experience different cultures, food and of course meet people from all around.
I love reading travel quotes and it was so neat to read these reasons from different people around the world. I relate to each and every single one! Awesome idea.
Travel to me is like living too! I so agree with that. I also think that travel really opens up your mind and allows you to see the world from various points of view
Now I’ve got some serious travel lust. I travel to explore. I just can’t get enough exploration! Can’t wait to get on a plane and get back at it!
Some great inspiring quotes here. One that always has me out the door is: “live the life you’d be envious if you saw someone else living it.” I also like: “Nobody of their death bed said they wished they worked more hours at the office.”