April 3, 2011
“In my own ‘Tao of Travel,’ the fact that a place is out of fashion, forgotten or not yet on the map doesn’t make it less interesting, just more itself, and any visit perhaps more of a challenge. But travel maps have always been provisional and penciled in, continually updated. The map of the possible world being redrawn right now—parts of it in tragic and unsettling ways—might soon mean new opportunities for the traveler who dares to try it. Travel, especially of the old laborious kind, has never seemed to me of greater importance, more essential, more enlightening.”
Paul Theroux, Author of “The Tao of Travel: Enlightenments From Lives on the Road”
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