Nomads Here?

[#1]

How many of you all are Nomads? I have been thinking about travelling a bit more and staying at places for a month plus.

Tell me about your experiences?

[#2]

Samer,

I have visited around 20 countries and all 48 continental states. By far my most favorite place on the planet is Rome. The history is incredible.

[#3]

Love it. I have visited a few states and love Canada also. Trying to get out there more.

[#4]

What part of Canada did you visit?

[#5]

Make it happen!

In my opinion, traveling and seeing the world is vitally important to better understanding the world.

[#6]

I have mainly been through Windsor, its near me here, 20 mins from Michigan (bridge or tunnel). I found a bunch of vegan restaurants there as I have basically exhausted Michigan lol : )

[#7]

Samer,

Nomads have a rich background as they interact with many different cultures, which makes them more open to external cultures. Having a multicultural base makes it easier to integrate with the world than other societies. This is a very important advantage of nomadism.

[#8]

Hey Utku,

That makes a lot of sense. I appreciate the explaination!

[#9]

If I were to start living a nomadic life I would certainly go back to malaysia, can easily spend a month or 2 there without exhausting options for things you can do. Food, Sights, Culture, And some places that a just awesome downright.

[#10]

Hey Haris, That sounda amazing, I have always wanted to go there!

[#11 · Accepted solution]

yeah, its amazing and the food options , it's like visiting a buffet with global options. 🙂

[#12]

Samer,

I'm not as nomadic as I used to be, but I still love to travel. I have visited 16 different countries, several Caribbean island countries and territories, and half of the 48 contiguous states in the U.S.

I used to travel globally and stay in different cities/countries for weeks at a time. I think this type of immersive experience helps travelers better understand the culture, social norms, beliefs, etc.

[#13]

Haha. Love it. Work Hard & Play Hard!