Preface and Conclusion

The form of travel is a personal story. No journey is more extraordinary than another, as they all represent a form of travel. This writing was created solely for the purpose of conveying a travel experience in one particular form. Whether it is beneficial or not, and to what extent, depends on how each individual applies it. The author merely feels that the benefit of a certain experience stored in their memory might be more useful than at a personal level once it is conveyed.

Although my descriptions of tourist attractions in New Zealand are filled with various feelings, by nature, anywhere can always be beautiful. I am grateful for the experience that allowed me to visit NZ that time. However, what is more important than the scenery of this country is having a perspective that understands the beauty of nature around us, regardless of where we are. This includes understanding the changes and seasons of things that must transform according to the cycles of the material world. Such a perspective is truly beneficial, as it helps us navigate the things that relate to us without being overly affected emotionally, because the changes of the material world are unavoidable.

I would like to keep this page as the first page, and if possible, I would like to ask the readers to come back and read this page again after finishing the various stories, so that this page can serve as both the beginning and the conclusion at the same time.

Navee Chaiyasang



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