I love to travel. Everywhere. It does not matter whether 30 km or 700 km from the house. I do not get tired, even really like. I admire what happens outside the car, through the window. This changing environment. It's that every city, village is already complete different look, different styles, different architecture, different fashion. By the way, full of woods, and it calms and brings a state of relaxation.
The car is a convenient form of movement over long distances. Of course, good is the train (in the long train journey I traveled only once - to Lublin and it was good) and plane (I had no options. Yet)
As for the bus, which uses a minimum of two times per day. Do not complain. Their status is good and is comfortable. Come with the convenience it depends. My journey usually takes a one-way twenty-five minutes. I do not complain if I'm standing. However, if you give a small bus and go at six in the morning is the worst. You have a little personal space which is bad for me. Because I do not like when someone pushes me, is too close.

How to travel without money

If you can not travel because you can not afford it you can find a chaeaper alternative

If you can not go for a trip but you can be there, and you will see what it is.

You will learn how to make the city. It's the same in India.

People have been doing this for many years.

You can be in the city, you can go to the market, there you can find everything you want. It's just a matter of getting in a car, driving to the next destination, and seeing where that destination was.

We are doing that in India too. When you have time and you have a destination and that is when you travel and you can travel freely, and there are no rules, you can go anywhere in the world. It does not matter.

You choose, and that is the point." So there are many cities, villages and towns in India that have become so diverse that the word is not even used.

How are you going to make sure you stay within your means without being seen as "lazy" and "undeserving?", what about the "other" communities, what about the farmers in rural India, the children in school who will be forced to learn to speak English and go to school there? Or for them, the job opportunities here, and the opportunity to get to know the local cuisine and the way of life?

What will happen then?

I do not even know. I am not thinking of India alone.

What happens is we have got this incredible system here of education in schools and colleges. The system of employment. This is the key to success. We have got these opportunities to build and develop the country into the kind of nation that we are trying to become. We have got these opportunities.

But, as a result, we cannot see how people can afford a good standard of living for all this time and not get enough opportunity and not enough opportunity. We are losing ground because we have the problem of the underprivileged in education. In terms of food and shelter. In terms of health services.

So we are happy that we could use Google Maps and Street View to visit many places and watching YouTube videos as realtions from those trips.

Thank you Google!

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