Quote by Carlo Goldoni

A wise traveler never depreciates their own country.

A wise traveler never depreciates their own country.

Summary

This quote suggests that a smart and knowledgeable traveler should never belittle or overlook the value of their own country. It emphasizes the importance of having a sense of pride and recognition for one's homeland, regardless of the allure of foreign lands. Appreciating one's own country's cultural heritage, natural beauty, and unique experiences is essential in being a wise and well-rounded traveler. It highlights the idea that true wisdom includes a balanced perspective, acknowledging and honoring both the familiar and the unfamiliar.

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Travel

By Carlo Goldoni

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