Travel Movies That Will Make You Pack Your Bags
"The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page," and I couldn’t agree more. Because in this world, we are nothing more than mere travelers born to explore this pristine nature. Every tiny living thing on this earth is so astonishing that it is essential for us to travel—only then can we truly appreciate this world for what it is. Movement and stillness are so integral to our lives. Travelling is spiritual cleansing in its highest form, and that is the reason why we see many people travelling solo to find solace.
Wassup, everyone! Hope you are doing great. If not, just hang in there—I’m sure you’ll get there. Today’s blog is all about travel, more specifically, travel recommendations. I’m sure you all know the importance of travel. We are wired to think travelling is a profound experience, but amid all that acknowledgement, we often fail to put it into action. The major reason for that is a lack of inspiration. Well, that’s a buzzkill, I know—but let me tell you a secret: there is a pill to fix that. Yes, this isn’t a tangible pill, but it works wonders, and the pill is movies based on travel.
These movies are so surreptitiously built to invoke the hunger to explore this beautiful world, and today I’ll be recommending some of the best travel movies. They are great company to motivate the hell out of you to travel.
I couldn’t help but keep recommending Into the Wild. For some reason, this movie stayed with me for a very long time, and it’s the first movie that comes to my mind when I hear the word travel. It’s the perfect culmination of travel and solitude. This is one of those movies that I’ll take to my grave. Ee Nagaraniki Emaindi is the kind of movie that every friend group can relate to. The movie is so goated that some die-hard fans (like me) have each and every dialogue at the tip of their tongue. Amid all the fun, it inspires you to travel. Goa is heaven on earth, and we are lucky to have such a place in our country. It’s worth travelling to at least once in a lifetime. So stop wasting time, earn money, and plan a trip to Goa. Never forget to take your gang with you. Goa + Gang = Great Fun Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani—I’m sure most of you would have watched it by now. If not, then you are truly living a sad life. It’s one of those movies that has a great story, direction, music, performances, and, of course, stunning visuals, where we get to see breathtaking places like Manali, Udaipur, and Paris come to life. STOP the blog right now and go—actually, finish the blog first and then go watch the movie. The Bucket List is a bittersweet film. It’s the story of two old men who befriend each other in a hospital. Diagnosed with cancer, they make a bucket list and embark on a journey to achieve each of their goals. In the process, they reconcile with life. The Bucket List is funny, spiritual, and enlightening. Despite dealing with mortality, the film romanticizes the final moments of life. Easily one of the finest works ever and one of the finest cult pop culture movies, EuroTrip is unapologetically funny. It is the story of a naïve high school graduate touring Europe to find his online girlfriend. As Scott journeys through the streets of London, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, Bratislava, and Rome, we get to laugh our asses off while vibing to "Scotty Doesn't Know." (I know you also don't know, but watch the movie—you'll get it!) Well, if you know anyone who hates travel, they are suffering from a disease and are in desperate need of our "pill." So, share this pill, guys. And before I go, pills alone aren't enough, so start making plans to visit those places we've always dreamt of.1. Into the Wild (2007)
2. Ee Nagaraniki Emaindi (2018)
3. Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani (2013)
4. The Bucket List (2008)
5. EuroTrip (2004)
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