Date : 07-13-2025

Sometimes, when life slows down for a moment, I find myself looking back at the journey I’ve taken—not just in the literal sense of the places I’ve visited, but the personal path I’ve walked through the years.
It’s not a story filled with grand achievements or viral moments. It’s simple, steady, and real.
But you know what? I’m happy.
And sometimes, that’s more than enough.

Today, I decided to start documenting some of my travels. Maybe it’s the nostalgia, maybe it’s the realization that time moves faster than we think. Whatever the reason, this is just the beginning—a small attempt to put into words and pictures the moments that shaped me.

Where I’ve Been

So far, my travels have taken me across quite a few borders. Each place taught me something, left a mark, or added a new layer to who I am today.

Of course I am from Bangladesh, and Here’s a quick list of the countries I’ve explored so far:

• India
  
  

• Nepal
  
  

• Sri Lanka
  
  

• Singapore
  
  

• Thailand
  
  

• Netherlands
  
  

• Belgium
  
  

• France
  
  

• Kenya
  
  

• United States (USA)
  
  

Every trip had its own flavor, its own lessons. Some taught me patience, others taught me how to embrace discomfort or live in the moment. But if I had to pick the ones that really stand out in my memory, I would probably rate Nepal, Kenya, and Singapore the highest.
Why? Maybe because of the experiences I had there—the raw beauty and human touch of Nepal, the wild authenticity and experiences of Kenya, and the futuristic charm of Singapore. Each of them gave me something that stayed with me long after I came back.

Why Am I Writing This?

This post is just an introduction.
I’m planning to write more about these travels, week by week, sharing the stories and lessons from each trip. I’ll also dig into my old hard drives, phones, and cloud storage to find pictures—moments frozen in time—that I can share here. Some may be blurry, some may be unfiltered, but they’ll be real.

I’ll post one travel memory every week, along with photos whenever I can find them.

This is a promise to myself—to stay consistent, to reflect, and to remember the ride I’ve ridden so far.