Why is it not recommended to travel to Senegal during the holidays?
On a sunny weekend, I happened to meet Aunt Wan, a sophisticated and funny elderly woman with a lot of experience and a lot of mouth. We sat around the courtyard, the tea was steaming leisurely, and during the chat, Aunt Wan talked about the experience of traveling to Senegal, and her words were like a breeze, blowing in my heart, arousing my yearning and thinking about travel.
Senegal is an exotic country with stunning beaches, spectacular natural scenery and a rich culture. However, Aunt Wan warned me that it is not recommended to travel to Senegal during the holidays. Her perspective is so unique that it intrigues me.
Aunt Wan's first reason is: "Although Senegal is beautiful, there are many safety risks. She mentioned some of the security issues in the area and reminded me to be careful when choosing a travel destination. While I can't believe that a beautiful country can have security issues, I also understand that travel safety is paramount.
In Aunt Wan's narration, I seem to see her past travel experience, the exploration and touching, and the deep experience. She tasted local food in Senegalese markets, listened to the rhythm of drums and felt the romance of the Atlantic Ocean at sunset. These stories, like picture scrolls, quietly unfolded in my heart.
However, Aunt Wan continued: "Senegal's tourist attractions are beautiful, but the quality of service is uneven. She described some of the unpleasant experiences she had during her trip, such as poor hotel facilities and poor tour guides. I can't help but imagine what happened to Aunt Wan in a foreign country, the calmness and open-mindedness of life.
After listening to Aunt Wan's various experiences, I began to understand that travel is not only a beautiful dream, but also a challenge and baptism for myself. Senegal may have some of the most exciting landscapes and cultures, but the difficulties and challenges encountered during the journey cannot be overlooked.
Aunt Wan continued: "It's better to choose a safer and more comfortable destination to spend quality time with family and friends during the holidays. Her words made me think deeply. Perhaps, the holiday does not have to be to pursue a distant foreign country, but can find more happiness and satisfaction around family and friends.
I am reminded of the wonderful times I used to spend with my family, those simple and warm days, more precious than any trip. Perhaps, Aunt Wan said that it is not recommended to travel to Senegal during the holiday, because she hopes that we can cherish the happiness and warmth in front of us more.
After saying goodbye to Aunt Wan, I felt a deep sense of gratitude in my heart. Her words are simple, but they contain a wealth of wisdom and experience in life. Perhaps, travel is not only an experience of traveling all over the world, but also a process of spiritual baptism and growth.
So, I decided to spend time with my family during the holidays and feel the warmth and happiness of home. Perhaps, that is the journey I really yearn for, a good time with the people I love, and this kind of journey is the most precious.
Senegal, maybe at some point, I will explore that charming land, but at this moment, I prefer to choose to spend happy time with my family and friends, and feel the beauty and warmth of life. Because, travel is not only a journey to the world's scenery, but also a spiritual baptism and growth process.