Bloganuary day 13: Think back on your most memorable road trip.
Storytime to my first visit trip to the Jim Corbett! I have shared earlier that Jim Corbett is a place I have immense love for. It is a calm and serene place, perfect for people like me who just want a break from their fast paced life. Sitting on the river banks surrounded by nature listening to all the sounds around in cold breezes with no rush is what bliss is.
I was in middle school. Mom, my mom’s mom, and I went on a little girls trip for a few days. We departed early in the morning, had breakfast on a restaurant on the highway, and reached perfectly by the check-in time. It was a fucking 7 star resort. I was quite stunned when the receptionist used the designation baby when referring my id because kids get respect too!!??
The room was so massive and the shower always, and I mean, always had hot water. I bathed thrice a day for that amazing hot shower and blow drying the hair. The lawns were vast, so many swings and a pool. The food was epic. The food can be the best or the worst part of your trip and fortunately we got the former. I had fucking hot dogs in breakfast, we don’t have hot dogs here man. I remember this huge cheese platter and I tasted ever variety laid there. Every night there was some event happening, wildlife documentary screening or dance party or bon fire or some other shit. God was this the best. We went on a wildlife safari and not only did I spot so many animals being in their own world, our driver showed us a downstream and it was absolutely beautiful down there. It was like a completely different place with a slow river stream and lush green bushes and trees and loads of birds. Mom didn’t let me go ahead because she feared I may slip and hurt myself. Makes sense. I don’t want to further elongate the text now otherwise it’d be a long, boring blog. So for anyone interested, I have written more of my experience in the blog I have linked above.
On the ride returning back, I had a hot chocolate fudge midway, which I vomited out later. The fudge wasn’t that good anyways.
This is all I can remember from my childhood trips. Although this anecdote is not exactly a “road trip” experience, it is the only good road trip I remember. The rest are one day journeys to some or the other temple that I always spent sleeping and being annoyed. This was a good one, one that I am fond of.
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