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Shudu Musida's study break: dancing with nature and rediscovering joy

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In the wake of exam stress, former Miss South Africa, Shudu Musida, is embracing the power of travel to rejuvenate both mind and spirit.

Currently a student at Columbia University in New York, Musida recently embarked on an adventurous journey across the stunning landscapes of the American Southwest, sharing her colourful experiences through vibrant Instagram posts.

“We’re so focused on building for the future that we forget to live sometimes. I’ve missed myself… Anyway, post-exam mood 😂🎀,” she joyfully exclaimed, showcasing her infectious spirit while dancing amidst a backdrop of striking canyons.

On this exhilarating trip, Musida explored iconic destinations across three states, including the awe-inspiring Zion National Park, where red-rock canyons meet lush valleys, offering breathtaking views that leave visitors speechless.

At Bryce Canyon, she explored the unique geological formations known as hoodoos – marvels of nature standing tall in hues of orange and pink under a vast blue sky.

Her wanderlust fuelled a remarkable visit to Antelope Canyon, a narrow slot canyon renowned for its wave-like structure and beams of sunlight piercing through the rocks – truly a photographer’s paradise.

Finally, she gazed in wonder at Horseshoe Bend, where the Colorado River curves dramatically, creating a picturesque vista that is nothing short of magical.

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But it wasn’t just the stunning scenery that captivated Musida.

With gratitude spilling over, she expressed her appreciation for the connections forged on this journey.

“I am still in awe of this @intrepidtravel trip hosted by my girl @wawa_gatheru. Thank you for introducing me to incredible women in social impact, on a journey to rest, reconnect, and remember the power of sisterhood,” she shared.

Amid long drives and joyous laughter, Musida found solace and solidarity among her new friends, filling her spirit with the gentle beauty of shared experiences.

“It felt like we’d known each other for years,” she reflected, highlighting the transformative power of travel.

As Musida savours the beauty of nature and the bonds of friendship, she reminds us all that sometimes, the best way to overcome challenges is simply to take a step back, breathe, and embrace the world around us.

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