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Aichok, who has only heard tales of his father's (Baba) ancestral home, is filled with anticipation for this adventure. His father, who works in the city but originates from the village, decides to take him there during a holiday. Their journey begins on a bus at night, and upon disembarking the next morning, they find that the remaining path to the village is only accessible by foot, as cars cannot navigate the terrain. Excited, Aichok initially races ahead of his father but soon becomes tired and questions the unpaved nature of the mountain roads, his feet covered in dust. Baba, carrying Aichok on his shoulders, explains that these are the characteristic mountain roads of the village. From this elevated vantage point, Aichok is captivated by the scenic beauty surrounding him. He observes temporary houses in agricultural fields known as 'jhum ghars', vibrant wildflowers, colorful butterflies, and various kinds of grasshoppers, all while being serenaded by the sweet melodies of birds. This immersive experience makes Aichok feel as if he's on top of the world, inspiring a desire to fly like a butterfly. Meanwhile, Aichok's father, though weary from the long trek on the hilly paths, especially while carrying his son, continues onward, his love for his ancestral home and his son evident in every step of their prolonged journey along the mountain path. The narrative beautifully captures the contrast between urban and rural life and the joy of discovering nature's wonders through a child's eyes.","My Grandpa’s Village Pritimoy Tripura  \nAranya Sharma  \nAichok was born in the city. He had never seen a mountain village, but he always hoped he would someday have a chance to see one .  \nHis father, or Baba as Aichok called him, was born in the village but lived in the city because of his job. Baba would always tell Aichok stories about his village home.  \nOnce, during a holiday, Baba decided to take Aichok to visit his village. Aichok was thrilled! They boarded the bus that very night.  \nWhen they got off the bus in the morning, Baba said,”Cars cannot go from here on . We’ll walk the rest of the way!”  \nAichok ran faster than Baba! He was excited to get to the village. But after a while, he got tired. He sat down on the road and said,”Baba, why aren’t these roads paved?” His feet were covered in dust.  \nBaba picked Aichok up and put him on his shoulders.“Such are the mountain roads of the village,” he said. Perched high on his father’s shoulder, Aichok looked around to admire the beauty around him. On the way, he saw jhum ghars, wild flowers, colorful butterflies, and all kinds of grasshoppers. And he heard the sweet songs of the birds.  \njhum ghars: temporary houses in agricultural fields where people can rest or store  \ncrops.  \nAichok felt like he was on top of the world! He wished he could jump off his father’s shoulders and fly like a butterfly.  \nMeanwhile, his father was getting tired. It had been a long time since he climbed these hilly paths. Plus, this time he was carrying his son! 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