A true traveller visits a region not just to see the sights that the place offers but to indulge in the culture. A traveller attempts to interact with locals to learn their language and culture. He visits less-known places and natural wonders that are less touched by mainstream tourism. He walks down city streets and ride public vehicles to go to places. He attempts to immerse into the local lifestyle.
Whenever you visit a place far away from home, chances are, you are going to need some sort of accommodation where you can stay for the duration of your visit. Unless you know of someone who can share his dwelling to you or unless you camp out in the wild, most likely, you are going to stay in a hotel. Hotels can be so opulent that they can even shame
Many travellers who are on a tight budget stay in a backpacker’s hostel or bed-and-breakfast. But saying that, “I’ll stay here so I can save money,” is just half the truth. The other half is that staying in such types of accommodations allows them to interact with fellow travellers. There’s nothing more fun, rewarding, and enriching than having fun and sharing experiences, stories, photos, and tips with people itching to
