My future travel manifesto(Dream destination)

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Sometimes, I catch myself daydreaming about places I have never been, yet somehow feel deeply connected to. Two destinations that live constantly in my imagination are Bali in Indonesia and Santorini in Greece. I may not be there yet, but I believe that dreams spoken out loud eventually find their way to reality, so this is a quiet promise to myself.

🌴 Bali — Where Peace Meets Nature

When I think of Bali, I imagine soft morning sunlight filtering through palm trees, the sound of ocean waves blending with temple bells, and people living slowly, intentionally. I see myself walking barefoot along rice terraces, joining sunrise yoga by the beach, and sipping coconut water while writing my thoughts. Bali, to me, feels like a place where the soul can breathe. A destination not just for adventure, but for healing and rediscovery.


🏛️ Santorini — A Love Letter in Blue and White

Then there is Santorini, a painting come to life. White-washed houses resting against deep blue seas, pink sunsets melting behind cliffs, and narrow streets that whisper history. I imagine wearing a flowing dress, watching boats drift below like tiny dreams. Santorini feels like romance, even if you travel alone. It is beauty in its purest form, simple, calm and eternal.

I may not have the plane ticket yet, but one day I will be there. I may still be budgeting and waiting. But I know something for certain: my feet will one day touch the sands of Bali and the stones of Santorini. Until then, I’ll keep planning, saving, and manifesting. Because travel is not just about where you go, it is about believing you belong there. This is not just a wish, honestly It is a promise.




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