Why We Travel - To Find Or To Lose?

Puzzle question, "Why do we travel thinkers" and philosophers have received over the years and the best solution in the famous words of writer Pico Iyer, when he said, "We travel initially to lose ourselves, and our next trip to find ourselves. "

Do we really need to travel so much? If we find ourselves packing our bags and buying tickets is because we must or because we want? 600 million people each year enter the aviation and travel.

When I travel so immensely popular? Time was when so few people travel, when, it makes big news. do Christopher Columbus, a major Spanish Italian sailors when he sailed west across the Atlantic Ocean and discovered America. Marco Polo set sail to see distant lands and exotic people; find Chinese. His journey across China is the biggest tour of all time. Although the travelers are two big jobs around the world and they are busy making history, where someone else? Take a gondola trip to the nearest island is furtherest they dare to be.

We've come a long way since then. We do not make the trip, to discover something new (although it would be a feather in our cap in the joints), but to see what people lain sebelum we have discovered and seen. We take a trip to the snow-covered mountains so we can ski down the slope and then we travel to the Mediterranean countries sunlight to bask in the sun. We travel so that we can see for themselves a lot of man-made wonders of the world and nature that so far we only see in books. We travel because we believe that reading about a place or saw a picture in a really bad up there and feel the pulse of the place and accept the culture. We travel all over India to sample many different dishes and then we will be visiting China for different sample rates. We left our television at home and travel around the world to catch the action live in the championships at Wimbledon or the World Cup.