An Example of Well-Developed Creative Nonfiction Narrative

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Nonfiction Narrative: Personal Essay There is no feeling that beats that of packing my bags and setting off to explore new places. The fun part is making new friends and sharing some, if not everything, about my travel adventures. While doing this, I get to know about their travel experiences and any suggestions of new places I should visit in the future. Aside from talking about the embarrassing and interesting traveling stories, I often gather many new ideas on a bunch of stuff I should add to my bucket list ideas. Undoubtedly, my non-traveling friends and acquaintances would find me somewhat annoying; however, I cannot shy from expressing my passion for traveling.
In a remarkably unique way, traveling has a lot to do with the person I have become today. Because of this reason, I like sharing with others about why one should travel and what it does to you. Aside from boarding planes that I detest so much, I find pleasure in most of the things that come after. My travel list includes the physical features, andulating landscapes, lovable deserts, calm lakes, and forests jam. I plan my travels in the summer holidays when no one worries about unfinished assignments or tasks behind. Though most plans are done in solitude, once in a while, I invite friends or family. Recently, I went together with my sister to Miami and never regretted it. The stellar Vizcaya Museum and Gardens in Miami are places that every child would love to visit. Aside from Zoo Miami, my sister enjoyed the Venetian Pool that has beautiful scenery of the sea.

Travelling makes me look like a chill person. I can't recount how many times I have popped up in my friends' stories as a well-traveled person. Hence, I make sure that whenever I visit a new place, I give myself a chance to explore and enjoy all that exists in that place. It is one o...