在这个高速运转的时代，慢旅行似乎正变得更加具有吸引力。慢旅行的形式可以是 简单的断网或关机休息，也可以是日常生活里一些吸引人的活动，比如走路去看风景，花 两周游一个（而非十个）地方，有时还可以是到一个地方无所事事地待着。
　　Imagine living for a week in a little French cottage， buying fresh vegetables from the farmer’s market every morning， sipping （抿）cafe on your favorite sidewalk， and taking leisurely day trips to neighboring villages. Sound appealing？ That’s the magic of slow travel， where the emphasis is less on busy sightseeing and more on taking in your surroundings at a relaxed pace.
　　Slow travel is not so much a particular mode of transportation as it is a mindset. Rather than attempting to squeeze （挤压）as many sights or cities as possible into each trip， the slow traveler takes time to explore each destination thoroughly and to experience the local culture.
　　Slow travel can mean renting a cottage or apartment for a week at a time and exploring your im?mediate surroundings on foot or by car. It can mean taking a bike tour from one village to the next， or driving along back roads instead of taking the highway. It can mean crossing long distances by train instead of air so that you can see the scenery along the way. But no matter how you do it， the key is slowing down一and making the most of each moment of your vacation.

Traveling more slowly allows you to form/ stronger connection to the place you^re visiting， and you^？ll feel much less rushed. You’ll stay in one place long enough to recognize your neighbors， shop in the local markets， and pick a favorite coffeehouse. Another advantage of slow travel is that it’s generally much easier on the environment than other types of travel. While airplanes have been listed