In the southwestern Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, there is a resort called "Sunshine City", which is nestled in a lush jungle surrounded by blue skies and white clouds, and is the perfect place for tourists seeking peace and relaxation. However, like many resorts, Sunshine City has some prohibitions that you can't get to know if you're not familiar with them.
I once had the privilege of visiting this beautiful place, and that experience left a lasting impression on me. On my first day in Sunshine City, I was blown away by the scenery in front of me. The waterfall in the jungle cascades down like a silver ribbon, stirring up bursts of mist and making people feel as if they are in a fairyland. In the distance, towering mountain peaks are shrouded in mist, as mysterious as a fairyland. I was so enchanted by the beauty of it all that I almost forgot about the rules and prohibitions around me.
However, as I was soaking up the beauty, an Indian woman dressed in traditional attire approached, with a beautiful face and a serious look in her eyes. "Sir, please don't make any noise here, it's a quiet area." Her voice was gentle but firm, and I couldn't help but stop the movement of my hands. I quickly apologized to her and asked about the specific rules.
The woman told me that in Sunshine City, there are some other forbidden behaviors besides being quiet. For example, picnics in the jungle are not allowed because it disturbs the lives of wild animals; Swimming near the lake is also forbidden because of the dangers that can be present in the waters. In addition, she reminded me to walk carefully on the way to the top of the mountain and not to leave the designated route to avoid getting lost or in danger.
After listening to her explanation, I felt a sense of respect in my heart. These regulations are not intended to restrict the freedom of visitors, but to protect this beautiful natural environment and the safety of tourists. I decided to strictly abide by these rules and respect the land and the people who live here.
Over the next few days, I had a great and fulfilling time in Sunshine City. I followed the designated route to the top of the mountain, looking out at the mountains and lakes in the distance, filled with awe of nature. When walking in the jungle, I carefully avoided the territory of the wild animals and minimized disturbance to them. Whenever I feel tired, I find a quiet corner, close my eyes, listen to the sounds of nature, and let my mind get a moment of peace and relaxation.
In the process, I also met many tourists from all over the world. Some are photographers from Europe who specialize in capturing the unique landscapes of the region; Some are mountaineers from the United States, pursuing extreme challenges; Others are yogis from Asia looking for a pure land of the mind. We met in this beautiful land, sharing our stories and experiences with each other as if it were a fateful encounter.
However, not all stories are so rosy. One day, I got lost in the jungle. It was late in the day, it was pitch black, and I couldn't tell the direction at all. I desperately searched for my way back to camp, but I got deeper and deeper. Just when I was feeling hopeless, a local guide appeared. He was an older Indian, tall and with the marks of time carved into his face. He led me through the dense forest, over the stream, and finally brought me safely back to camp.
With the help of my guide, I realized my ignorance and contempt for the land. He told me that having lived in Sunshine City for decades, he knows every inch of the soil, every trail, every mountain in the land. He said that only by respecting this land can we get its shelter and gifts. I was deeply touched by his words and determined to cherish and cherish this beautiful natural environment even more.
Eventually, my journey ended in a magnificent sunrise. I stood at the top of the mountain, looking out at the mountains and lakes in the distance, and my heart was filled with gratitude and awe for this land. The sun shines on me, warm and cozy, as if to tell me that this land will always welcome me home.
Back in reality, I finally understood the importance of those forbidden behaviors in Sunshine City. They are not just some regulations, but also respect and love for the land. Only by following these rules can we live in harmony with nature and enjoy the beauty that nature has to offer. I am convinced that in the future journey, I will continue to uphold this belief and go to more unknown places and truly connect with nature.