I packed my bags and started my journey to explore new places I had only seen in dreams or on TV. I always wanted to go out and see the world. The wind made me feel calm, the rain reminded me of farmers, and the sea waves told me that anything is possible in life.

Mumbai is a busy city. People are always working hard to reach their goals, and even children are doing the same. Many people are so focused on books that they don’t get to see how simple things are made like how a table is made from wood or what banana and banyan trees really look like.

I visited a museum in Mumbai called MuSo. It was full of learning from rooms to washrooms. I saw how things are made, how gravity works, and many types of plants. Some I had seen before, and some were new to me.

I also went to the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, the oldest and most famous museum in Mumbai. It has 1,000 types of plants, animals, flowers, and statues of gods and kings. I felt happy to see them. I hope we can save these things for future generations to enjoy too.

The most enjoyable part was that I met people who supported us to make the country green. It was a grey experience talking to people from the same state and knowing how nature makes the importance of living for human beings.