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Ten photos that will inspire you to travel to Siem Reap

The Magnificent Ruins of Angkor Wat

The Magnificent Ruins of Ta Prohm

The Magnificent Ruins of Bayon

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I caught this travel bug pretty early in my life. Being surrounded by landscape, food, architecture, and people who were completely different from my normal life opened me up in a new and exciting way and I’ve been addicted to that feeling since. I’ve been lucky to be able to feed that through many wonderful trips . . . Inside of me there is a longing to go elsewhere, to seek out the new. I yearn for Out. For flying, for landing, for new vistas, new food, to visit new friends. More than anything, I want to be able to walk the Amazon, Kayak through Antarctica, Lie down in The Fall somewhere in North America and all the other moments, personal and professional In this new stage of life. I work hard to focus on what I have and what I can do, not at what I don’t have and can’t do. I am grateful every day that I have this miraculous life, that I am allowed the privilege of the work I do, and the joy of being with the people I love. I also find adventures not too far from home and imbue them with the same sense of wonder and discovery that lies in foreign travel. And when I think of the things I have lost in the last few months of NOT traveling, I remember how much I have regained as well and believe I am flying soon 🤞✈️ . . . #travel #wanderlust #sheisnotlost #traveltheworld #rajasthan #justgotravel
When the year 2018 left me in an awe . . . I already knew that 2018 will be my best year ever because I just continued doing what made 2015, 2016, and 2017 my best year ever…Yes, the countdown for the year end has begun and I can already say that 2018 has been my best year so far – ain’t that something 💁‍♀️ I went through some tough stuff. Yes, even in your best year ever setbacks and hardships are inevitable, but you can learn how to better deal with them. I broke my foot :( I also went through tons of rejection, dejection and more failure than ever before – those are also inevitable and are part of life. Actually, I never had to face more failure and rejection than in the last four years and it hurt like hell, but I also never was more successful. So that’s totally fine 🙌 Now. The funny thing is in that all those years I never once thought of making them the best years of my life 😄 I took this year day by day. Continuously do a slightly above average job, be above average grateful, be above average focused, and above average happy. I Set my goals every day and then did my best to reach most of them🤟 I ticked off chasing Northern lights this year in Nordic on a solo trip :-) now isn’t that something😉 I took rejection like a boss and tried again, and again, and again. I Failed many times on the same task but I never gave up. I Failed my way to success💃 I Read a book a fortnight and watched a lot less TV, I made some life long friends. I laughed often and loud. I learnt Shoonya and Shakti Chalan Kriyas and continued with my Yog Sadhana for 90 minutes a day and took lots of walks in nature ☘️ . . Consciously recognizing the end of a passing year and welcoming a new one is a ritual that I put into practice somewhere along the way. For me it is a sacred act of wakefulness, of contemplation, of growth. In my own style, I bid farewell to another year in relationship to this universe. I wake up on the morning of a brand new year, and give tremendous thanks to everyone who gave me strength along the way . . . While I have another best year longing to meet me, I wish you a very Happy New Year. See you on the other side 👋
Prolonged isolation gave me the opportunity to work on the relationship I had neglected my entire life—the relationship with myself. Stripped of my habitual pattern of avoiding my own needs and feelings by focusing on caring for others, I finally understood that loving and taking care of myself is one of the greatest gifts I can ever give myself or anyone else, because when I nurture and cherish myself, my very presence encourages and supports others. When I’m not taking care of myself, I’m not able to give my best to anyone or anything. I may put on a good show, but it will be a pale imitation of the real thing . . . Where did these insights take me? Over a period of two years, I shifted from taking good care of myself to falling in love with myself. When I fell in love with myself, everything else in my life finally fell into place. The transformation was so profound, I could literally feel my soul and role reuniting in a new form. No longer a hamster trapped on a wheel but a vibrant, joyful, fully engaged woman 💕 . . . #travel #selflove #love #life #discover #dream #live #feelgood
Oftentimes we’re conditioned to believe we must change and rid ourselves of painful emotions, and that struggle of any kind is completely unnecessary, serving no real purpose in life…but what’s resisted, always intensifies and persists, coming back harder and stronger. The pain we feel or the struggle we believe we’re involved in isn’t the problem, it’s our resistance to the experience, and by being resistant, we’re prolonging the challenging circumstances. If nothing else, I’ve learned to trust life and where it’s going, and whenever I feel like I’m struggling now, I choose to trust the process . . . #life #experience #trust #travel #journey #happiness #instagood #expressions
Definition of travel has changed with time. Experience has taken over physical luxury. When in Goa, Staying in a luxury beach resort is the best bet, you might think, but let me suggest you something else, completely different. Experience the real Goa by staying in a manner that the Goans live. Walk on the rustic pathways, interact with the friendly locals, adore the serene ambiance, relish sugary delights at the bakeries, admire the lush surroundings and more. Visit the laidback eateries and bars for your food needs. Away from the touristy hustle-bustle and loud city life, some Islands of #Goa, that are thinly populated, are accessible through a number of ferry rides. The villagers staying here are very friendly and the food at the bakeries is sumptuous. You are not going to miss noticing the old #Portuguese-style houses, sprinkled here and there. Chorao Island in North Goa is one place you cannot miss. Enjoy bird watching here at Dr Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary and hike up to the top of #Chorao hill Let's expand the definition of #travel 😉 . . . #travelblogger #travelexperience #travelstories #slowtravel #sheisnotlost
No words can express the depth of my contentment as I walk along the beach. The waves lapping against the #shores create the rhythm of my life. The balmy breezes kiss my sun bronzed skin and I wonder 🤔 . . . Could there ever be a greater destiny than to be here at the #sea right now. Here, I am @home 🏝 . . . That feeling of being #home . . . I often feel this on my #travel immaterial of where I am in the world. A sudden belongingness to a strange place, A sudden contentment of the longing within, A sudden settlement of all the emotions and suddenly I find myself at Home. Home is where your heart is 💙 . . . #travelstories #ocean #goa #sunset #sheisnotlost #shewholovesthebeach

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