Nomadic Life

Hey there! Welcome back to my blog “Nomadic Life” once again and today’s secret topic is going to be “Pyramids Of Egypt Vs Pyramids of Sudan”.

Look, when it comes to Pyramids of Egypt then everyone very well knows about it and atleast visits there once as it’s a well-known historical place of ancient pyramids.

But, if we’re here, talking about Pyramids of Sudan which aren’t well known from beginning but are actually double the Pyramids that Egypt are having then it’s going to be very interesting to know more about the Sudan’s Pyramids!

Very less countable people know about the Sudanese Pyramids! Hence, close to ‘No People’ visits there.

Pyramids of Sudan are actually very historical and of ancient times and therefore, attractive to all of us as a World Heritage Site!

Unfortuantely, when you go to visit the Egyptian Pyramids, then there’ll be much crowd doing various activities like clicking pictures with Camel, clicking pictures on or around pyramids and much other things. That’s also the reason, there you’ll not be going to know each and every thing in-depth about the pyramids due to much crowd there!

On the other hand, in Sudan, everything about crowd in comparison to Egypt is opposite throughout the year! Very less number of tourists come to visit Sudanese Pyramids although they’re double the number of pyramids Egypt have. Thus, the visitors in Sudan benefits by feeling the pyramids inside-out and get to know everything about the pyramids in-depth whereas, in Egypt the visitors actually don’t!

Sudanese (Meroe) pyramids are located in the Sahara Desert Sudan and around the River Nile. They’re made in 2nd century or so! So, come everyone and visit to the Sudanese Pyramids too. They’re actually very nicely made and comparable from the Egyptian Pyramids! Many things about these pyramids you’ll got to know there.

Note:- Nubian (Sudanese) pyramids are pyramids that were built by the rulers of the ancient Kushite kingdoms. The area of the Nile valley known as Nubia, which lies within the north of present-day Sudan, was home to three Kushite kingdoms during antiquity. The first had its capital at Kerma (2500–1500 BC). Founded: 800 BC – AD 100

Now, I would like to end this topic here only and thank all my viewers for reading the whole blog by-heart! 🙂

That’s it everyone on this topic and upcoming post will also be a secret for all of you guys! 🙂

Till then, take care viewers! 🙂

God Bless!👍

@writerharshitanand

Look, all the extreme travellers (Nomads) enjoy most of their moments of travelling meeting amazing and helpful people around the world. They enjoy their company while they’re travelling around the world!

But of course, there’re some parts of the world or say, countries where travellers face some kind of difficulties and problems in travelling there and also, in videography and photography!

The Officials or locals of that particular country may take your DSLRs, GoPros, and other electronic devices you’re carrying for just no reason! They all try to make full use of foreigners or make fool of foreigners in every possible way.

They do their level best to make as much money as they can from the outsiders/foreigners in their country! When you’re purchasing something or anything from that country, they’ll make you pay much more than what locals pay for the same or may say that, they’ll try to “LOOT” you as much as they can! They’ll charge you much more for commuting from one place to another in that particular country.

In every single way, they will try to “Loot” you! Restraunts, Snack Corners, vegetable shops, fruit shops, etc. will do the same there with you! For this reason, you must be with or known to a local of there while buying anything from there or while moving around that place.

Examples of such countries or provinces are mostly in or around Africa likewise in Zanzibar, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, South Sudan, Ethiopia (Addis Ababa), Nigeria, Sudan and probably in some parts of Russian Federation.

In African part, there are many small kids around the streets of that province who’re very trained in stealing money and other valuable items from the foreigners! They first demand some money from you thenafter, they try to steal anything from you!

Now, I would like to end this topic here only and thank all my viewers for reading the whole blog by-heart! 🙂

That’s it everyone on this topic and upcoming post will be a secret for all of you guys! 🙂

Till then, take care viewers! 🙂

God Bless!👍

@writerharshitanand

Look, we all knew that the Couchsurfing platform was free and easily handled way through which a Nomad could atleast stay or might pass his night in a local’s house where he must be travelling through with the help of http://Couchsurfing.com.

But now, after the arrival of COVID-19 in world, the Couchsurfing platform has also started to charge its users some 4-5K for just your verification and all that non-sense stuff!

It’s very, what’s say, really unfortunate for all of us who’re extreme travellers and travelling immensely around the world!

That platform was the only hope of all Nomads who were in the eye that they can stay or may pass their nights comfortably under a roof where everything is unknown for them.

http://Couchsurfing.com has started charging for both hosting and staying of its users which I guess really unfortunate and a very non-sense and rubbish act by the “Team Couchsurfing”.

One of my freind put objection on this out of the sense policy and asked for the reason behind this act by them! He email-ed the “Team Couchsurfing” and thenafter, he got a reply from Couchsurfing emailing team and what my friend got as reply from them has been exactly shown below;

Read this huge reply-cum-excuses from the “Team Couchsurfing”.

Expecting that the Team CS must take an action and take their policy back asap as every user of it is against of this shit policy!

I would like to end this topic here only and thank all my viewers for reading the whole blog by-heart! 🙂

That’s it everyone on this topic and upcoming post will be on “Places/Countries where travellers face most of the problems from the locals and why?” from the same blog i.e., “Nomadic Life”!

Till then, take care viewers! 🙂

God Bless!👍

@writerharshitanand

Look, when it comes to land border crossing through one country in which currently you’re to the next transiting country, you should have all your essential documents like let’s say it could be your passport, your citizenship(identity), visa for the particular transiting country or maybe P.C.C., etc.

The border person makes it very clear to himself while permittitng anyone to enter and visit their country.

Same process goes through your immigration for the transiting country! The immigration officer also asks you a few queries about your visit to their country likewise;

1. Why you want to visit their country like the purpose behind coming to their country,

2. What’s your profession like what you’re and what you exactly do,

3. They’ll ask for all your essential documents which are already mentioned above. They may also ask for your hotel bookings or stay!

4. Sometimes in rear case, your return flight tickets too!

Note :- You’ve to answer all the questions asked by the immigration officer clearly and most importantly, confidently! A little hesitation on your face or in your voice may undoubtedly “deport” you!

Once you get deported from a country, probably it’ll become difficult for you to visit other countries smoothly too! So, avoid yourself from getting deported from any country.

-> Visa for a transiting country requires your passport, identity, passport-size photos, bank passbook statements and booked Flight Itinerary for the time being in order to show them a booked flight ticket.

Visa issuing officer of the Embassy may also asks for your purpose of visit to that particular country for which you’re applying for visa. Then, probably your visa would be granted for a duration of period for which you’ve asked for!

One thing I wanna say from out of the page, all these stuff like travelling, visiting, answering immigration and embassy officers need your OTT confidence and zero hesitation inside-out! All the very best for it, my dear Nomads!

I would like to end this topic here only and thank all my viewers for reading the whole blog by-heart! 🙂

That’s it everyone on this topic and upcoming post will be on “Bad news for Couchsurfers” from the same blog i.e., “Nomadic Life”!

Till then, take care viewers! 🙂

God Bless!👍

@writerharshitanand

Look, if we talk specifically about hitchhiking then, it’s almost possible everywhere around the world!

But yeah, in some parts of the world likewise, in some parts of a particular country, hitchhiking isn’t possible because of the mountainous region, extreme snowfall, lone place, and etc.

The crowd of people there would be zero!!! So, there’ll be no chance of hitchhiking and meeting people for help or so.

For that case, I personally recommend all of you “a Cycle” to continue hitting the road immensely! A cycle is a best vehicle one can have with “two wheels for green” in the eye to protect our world and surrounding environment from pollution and thus, from global warming!

Though, I must say every traveller should have his/her own cycle in order to just don’t stop yourself from travelling and hitting the road because first gained momentum for anything is very essential for that particular task to get completed successfully and joyfully! Isn’t it true buddy? 🙂

Always try to make full use of “Bicycle” while travelling yourself around the world to feel that moment inside-out! With this little and helpful suggestion, I would like to end this topic here only and thank all my viewers for reading the whole blog by-heart! 🙂

That’s it everyone on this topic and upcoming post will be on “All about land-border crossings, immigration and Visas for transiting countries” from the same blog i.e., “Nomadic Life”!

Till then, take care viewers! 🙂

God Bless!👍

@writerharshitanand

Most of the people around us, likewise 99% of them say that travelling around the world alone by road is very dangerous and a risk taking factor for our lives!

They only use to say us about it that, “travelling across our country is good but as soon as you cross the border enter into another country, be very careful, somebody might kill you!”

All these facts which we hear from the people and environment around us about world trip by road is actually all of the nonsense talks which we only can expect from them! 😦

Viewers let’s be honest now, the world is really very amazing! The people of the world is actually very kind and helpful at all circumstances! They try their level best to make you love their country at the most which is actually very nice and sweet of them 🙂 .

Yeah, I must say that only 0.01% of people around the world is of bad thoughts and tries to make full use of their opportunity to sometimes physically torture you, steal your essentials or so, in a very rear case!

But, if you’ve the guts to put out yourself from that rear case of situation and actually passionate about your travelling and eager to see more adventures in it then, you’ll forget all that shit happened and say only one thing to yourself that, “It’s alright boss! It’s a part of travelling and life and without it, the travelling will not be interesting anymore!”

Isn’t it everyone? 🙂

So, that’s it viewers on the topic of “What all media, our education, our family church say about travelling profession and is it actually so?” from the blog “Nomadic Life“! Next post will be about “Which convenience you should use to travel around the world where hitchhiking isn’t possible?” from the same blog topic. 🙂

Till then, take care viewers!

God Bless!👍

@writerharshitanand

Sometimes, it’s essential to have some savings in order to tackle an emergency or urgent case while travelling yourself! It can be an urgent taxi from somewhere or it can be an urgent need of meals or drinks, or a place to stay!So for that case, one can also earn money while they’re travelling continuously! Some of that possible ways are as follows :-

1. You can open up a Facebook page and share your damn experiences about hitchhiking, travelling, couchsurfing and other adventurous stories, also about different places’ food and taste and also all about their currency and visas on Facebook Page.

2. You can also start your own YouTube Channel and upload your travelling videos on it for the inspiration to others aspirants which is actually a very good thing being done by you!

3. You can also start your blogging post by creating your own website likewise from Blogger, WordPress, Wix, etc. to earn revenue from adsense and from page views and all the stuff like that.

4. You can also work part-time in temporary jobs in exchange of money till you’re there in that particular place. Some of it can be, working in hostels/hotels probably most of the time where you’re staying, in some nearby shops, on streets like traffic diverter and stuff like that, you know. 🙂

5. Busking is also an option! You can play guitars on the streets. Even, if you know only 4-5 chords or so, then also it’s not a bad option, or otherwise!😁 As people are passing by, so they don’t really notice. So, repeat that 4-5 chords all the time that you know!😉

6. After some period of time of your blogging and content writing on Facebook Page about your story, you can maybe write a book about what all you’re doing, and so on.

Note:- Sometimes, you also get free food and accommodation while doing specific jobs temporarily as mentioned above! Some people also give you some money for your travelling sometimes, when they hear your story from you.

So, that’s viewers on the topic of “How you can earn money while travelling yourself” from the blog “Nomadic Life“! Next post will be about “What all media, our education, our family church says about this profession and is it actually so?” from the same blog topic. 🙂

Till then, take care viewers!

God Bless!👍

@writerharshitanand

Now, what really is “Couchsurfing”? All of you people might be wondering!!!

Couchsurfing is an internet website that allows you to host travellers in your own home, and at the same time it allows you to stay in other people’s homes while you’re travelling yourself.

It’s not only free but it allows you to have a different perspective of the destination. You aren’t destined to stay in your hotel room or take the tourist tours. You just hang out with your host, he takes you on places that you would probably never visit by yourself!

So yeah, these pretty enough things about Couchsurfing are really appreciating and wonderful and most likely, “adventurous”!😉

The internet website for the same is :-  https://www.couchsurfing.com/

“For the backpackers and nomads, the accommodation by using “Couchsurfing” is the most convenient and joyful way to stay while they’re travelling to the different parts of the world!”

That’s it viewers on the topic of “Couchsurfing” from the blog “Nomadic Life”! Next post will be about “How you can also earn money while travelling yourself?” from the same blog topic. 🙂

Till then, take care viewers!

God Bless!👍

@writerharshitanand