ROD ON ROAD IN MAKING!!!

I was sitting on my study table, surfing through few websites, and suddenly on Facebook i found a link. I opened that link and found out that there are many people in the world, who like travelling and share it with others through blog. There are many who made it a profession. After reading that, I realized that THIS IS THE NEXT BIG THING.

Travelling is adventurous, it has its own charm. But only travelling to famous or popular places is not new. And I am one sick person, who loves to do those things, which others don't have guts to do. I decided to travel, every single village, town and city of the world.

I am an Indian, and there is no use of travelling out of the country unless I have visited every single place in my country. There are so many different cultures all together in India. And now this is my time to explore my nation.

After lot of thoughts, I decided to start my journey from national capital of India, that is NEW DELHI followed by Noida. Next, step was to make a check list. A check list is very essential as it aids you in packing essentials things to carry on trip.

After making check list I arranged all the things at one place, and started packing my back-pack for the trip. I hate packing, but packing is the most important thing for a Traveler. I have rucksack as backpack, which has lots of pockets, and is comfortable to carry. Selecting backpack is most important thing, and while choosing keep your comfort in mind.

Now I am all set to hit the road.

ROD ON ROAD kick starts at 26th August 2011 from Hyderabad, India.

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