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I am turning 40 this October, and what I learned so far is that man can never get satisfied with his current situation. The famous saying “the grass is greener on the other side” sums it all.

Those who live in the mountains want to move to the city. The people in the city crave to live in the mountains. The other day, I was talking to my uncle, and he talked about his trip to Mussoorie, a hill station in India. During his trip, he got to know the locals there and how difficult their lives are. One lady in particular has to cross 2 mountains, each nearly 10 miles long, each day to reach her job as a sweeper. Also, the men in the community are unmarried, as girls prefer to marry someone from the city.

So that’s the price of living in the mountains with fewer facilities. For people from the city, mountain life looks exciting and like something to crave. On the other hand, folks born and brought up in hill stations might see city life as prosperous, but they never connect with that life when given the chance to live there.

No one is happy with their position. That being said, Colorado, USA, is my favorite place to live. I love nature and hiking. Colorado is our default place for such adventures. I have been there countless times, every year, 4-5 trips.

My recent trips(within last 2 years) to Colorado was to places:-

• Telluride, Colorado
• Ourey, Colorado
• Colorado Spring, Colorado
• Estes Park, Colorado
• Grand Lake, Colorado
• Glenwood Springs, Colorado

I am in love with Colorado, and it’s the best place to live in the USA for nature lovers. It has 4 national parks, famous ski resorts like Vail, Aspen, Breckenridge, and Telluride, mountains, lakes, forests, abundant wildlife, and a variety of adventure activities.

But again, the grass is greener on the other side.

Happy Reading! Keep Traveling!!!