Travel Proverbs

If you love your son, let him travel. (Japanese Proverb)
If you do not travel, you will marry your own sister. View proverb
Mozambican Proverb
Let the man who has suffered ask it -- not the man who has travelled. View proverb
Bulgarian Proverb
Travel broadens the mind. View proverb
Italian Proverb
You will reach your destination even though you travel slowly. View proverb
Icelandic Proverb
If you want to travel fast use the old roads. View proverb
Vietnamese Proverb
He who has travelled alone can tell what he likes. View proverb
Rwandan Proverb
With great learning, a horse, and money, you may travel the world. View proverb
English Proverb
Fear doesn't travel by donkey. View proverb
Mexican Proverb
The hare and the elephant don't travel well together. View proverb
Bambara Proverb
One who does not travel will not know that value of men. (Moroccan Proverb)
A roan horse and a black can travel equally far in a day's journey. View proverb
Darkovan Proverb
Don't travel under another's lucky star. View proverb
Swahili Proverb
If you carry treasure, don't travel at night. View proverb
Japanese Proverb
A gentleman ought to travel abroad, but dwell at home. View proverb
English Proverb
The liar will travel the world over, but chooses not to go back home. View proverb
Polish Proverb
While horse is strong travel to see places. View proverb
Mongolian Proverb
When the elderly ones in a house travel, the younger ones quickly grow in experience. View proverb
Nigerian Proverb
If you travel for a day, take bread for a week. View proverb
Icelandic Proverb
You travel on until you return home; you live on until you return to earth. View proverb
Ethiopian Proverb
If you are planning to travel where corn grows, you should take a sickle with you. (Ethiopian Proverb)
A travelled child knows better than the old man who sits at home. View proverb
Ibo Proverb
The person who has not travelled thinks his or her mother is the best cook. View proverb
Kamba Proverb
I travel the river of blood. View proverb
Klingon Proverb
It is better to travel alone than with a bad companion. View proverb
Senegalese Proverb