Travel plans are always up! In early years, we mean ancient times, travelling was a rare event and often considered a danger, as leaving your own space to enter a different, unknown area needed discussions, permissions, and a pre-plan.

It was a slow process, as in those days there were no modes of transport except long journeys on animal backs. It was a period of trade, war, or religious pilgrimage. Either people walked barefoot like nomads, or horses were the trend back then.

Later, there were wooden carts, simple boats made and used as a mode of transport. There were no borders that god made, but lands were divided, and civilizations were built into small towns, cities of their own kingdom.

They used to protect it with utmost care, and people belonged to that particular area. There were rare chances of direct interaction, but the kings and traders built relations with other kingdoms. Using their chariots, they used to go to explore and hunt.
Later, the Romans built an advanced road system. Later, cities and civilizations came into visibility, and the connections were built.
Harappa is considered the first city discovered in 1921. The Indus Valley civilization was a major urban center and was planned so well with baked brick structures. Mohenjo-daro was also a major city.

As centuries and years have passed, so has man evolved. We still admire and get inspired by the intricacy and artistic ways in which cities and villages were built back then.