5 trips you have to do before you die

five different types of trips that you need to do at some point in your life before you die. I've already done all five, so let me tell you what they are. The first type of trip is this solo trip. This is the one where you don't wait for your friends, you go by yourself. Book a flight to a different country, go completely alone. You'll meet new people there, but you're not surrounded by your family, telling you what to do. This is the first time in your life you're going to be able to do whatever you're yourself or this week or month or however long you go, then you would in a year or even five years would go back home. Second trip is the long trip. You've probably gone on weekend trips or week-long trips, maybe two week trips, or a month-long trip or a three month trip or a year-long trip. These trips are where you can fully immerse yourself in a culture or fully get the flow of traveling the life now traveling in a new country. Whatever is completely different experience than those short trips that you're probably used to. The third trip is the adventurous trip. This is where you're getting out of your comfort zone and really trying something new that you wouldn't do back home. Go to Vietnam and ride a scooter to the coast, go to Thailand and learn to scuba dive and go to Indonesia and hike some volcanoes, do some stuff that you wouldn't be able to do at home and really experience things that are new to you. The fourth trip is a good one with friends. Make those memories, take those pictures, take those videos, go somewhere new with your friends from back home. You'll have these memories forever. Go on as many of these trips as you can because you're gonna look back and you're not gonna think about the money that you spent on them, you're gonna think about those memories and those photos that you have from those trips with those friends. The fifth type of trip is an underrated one, but also probably the most common one and the easiest one to do. Travel within your country. Don't always think about leaving the country. Experience what you have at home. If you're in the US, there's so much for you to see here. Experience national parks, go to a new state, go even to a neighborhood that you haven't been to down the road. It doesn't have to be an expensive trip or long trip for you to do this, but learn stuff about your home country and it'll help you appreciate it. Let me know in the comments if there's any type of trips I missed. As I'm trying to do as many of these trips as I can, follow