By Prachi Agrawal
● 30 Nov 18
Destinations
Dear December,
I know it’s your time now but as always I’m a little scared to say my goodbyes. Can you wait a little longer because I would like to linger a little more in this year? I’m still not ready to grow up a year more. I still have things to do and things to say and places to go.
December please, can you wait a little before my heart has made peace with the people I wanted to meet but couldn’t, with the things that I wanted to do but couldn’t, with the places I wanted to go but couldn’t.
I’m afraid December for I know not what is to come. It’s true that I have hopes and dreams but there is also this fear that has settled in the core of my heart and does not leave. Oh! How I wish there was an anti-fear software that I could download in my mind to be fear free.
Pray for me December for the strength to forgive myself for all the things I couldn’t do, for the courage to have faith in my dreams and most of all for the patience I need to have to achieve all that I want in my life.
And lastly, I hope that the next time when you come I would be able to bid farewell to the year without any regrets.
Love,
A Little Girl With Big Dreams
December has arrived. You wake up to the morning chill and frost on leaves outside your window. The mittens, woolen scarves, fluffy coats, long boots, and comfy socks have already taken their places in the most accessible corners of your home. But despite the cold weather your backpack and passport still linger in your mind. Your feet are restless to traverse another mile in another country. You constantly find yourself checking flight tickets for yet another destination but the snow outside makes you a little hesitant.
If this is the case, fear not. We have curated a list of the best destinations to make your December memorable so that you can bid farewell to 2018 in the most amazing places of the world.
Cape Town lies on the southwestern coast of South Africa under the daunting Table Mountain. A laid back vibe dominates this multicultural port city letting travelers enjoy a perfect retreat away from the rushed life of metropolitan cities.
What you need to underline in your Cape Town itinerary:
The capital of Austria is marked by baroque architecture. Artistic streets and palaces unfold before your eyes like someone has drawn the curtain from an artistic masterpiece. Music and design scenes along with coffee-house culture in the city of Vienna will certainly blow your mind away.
What you need to underline in your Vienna itinerary:
This Norwegian city is famed for being Norway’s gateway to the Arctic. It is considered as one of the best places to watch the dazzling Northern Lights. Other than the polar atmosphere, this city has a rugged snow covered mountains, chilly fjords, history and so much more.
What you need to underline in your Tromsø itinerary:
Lyon, third largest city in France enjoys a geographical location of being situated where the two rivers Rhône and Saône meet. It offers a plethora of experiences in terms of history, culture, nightlife, cuisine, shopping and education for travelers.
What you need to underline in your Lyon itinerary:
A city in Switzerland known for being a global centre of diplomacy and banking. It is situated on the southernmost point of Lake Geneva with an amazing backdrop of Mont Blanc. French influence is quite visible in this city from architecture, and language to cuisine.
What you need to underline in your Geneva itinerary:
Hope you bid farewell to 2018 without any regrets. Cheers!
Prachi Agrawal
A passionate writer with unsatiated love for stars and travelling. She loves writing and performing poetry and when she isn't doing either, you can find her binge watching Korean drama.
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