Friendship Four Friends

Friendship is one of life's most important relationships. We all want to have it, but it is also something we do not often think about. This is the story of four friends who decided to go on a trip to a hill station for their winter vacation. The trip had its ups and downs, but they overcame those with the help of each other.

Though there are several friendship quotes for four friends, the story we have mentioned below can teach kids how essential it is to have good friends.

The Four Friends

Friendship Four Friends Story With Moral

Four friends, Yana, Jimy, Ishan, and Lilly, planned a winter vacation to the hills. All 22 years old and living in a hostel together, they made lists of things each person would bring along for their trip. They boarded the train from Indore at 7 a.m. and arrived in Delhi by morning. Then they took a bus to Raipur, arriving that evening. The next day was beautiful and snowy! Dinner followed, and everyone rested for a few hours before continuing the journey toward Mumbai along Highway 6.

The next morning, they woke up at 5 a.m. They booked a car for the journey. Their driver was Mahesh, and they set off from Raipur to Kaushani. During the trip, they saw temples, etc. The rain came while they were passing through a forest. It was night, and they could hear the sounds of wild animals. Everyone was scared, but Mahesh told them not to open their windows. Any animal may come in front of their car if it feels threatened.

While Mahesh was giving his explanation, a tiger crossed the road. Everyone panicked. But Mahesh told them not to be afraid; this sort of thing happened all the time, and they were in no danger as long as they stayed close together.

The tiger was still on their minds, so before breakfast, they went for a walk in the garden to see if they could see it again. They saw a beautiful valley filled with flowers. Then they met a girl named Tara, who told them that the area was called Kaushani and that no one left their homes after 7 p.m. until sunrise. They thanked Tara for the information and told her they had seen a tiger cross the road on their way home from work.

Tara took them to beautiful places such as gardens, picnic spots, etc. Lilly asked Tara, "Which class are you in?" Tara said, "I do not go to school ." Then all of them told her that she should go to school and that education is very important. Tara asked why education was important, and they explained it to her. Then Tara marked some places she wanted to go with them: Mausiyari, Soni, Binsar, and Cave temple.

She said that these were some wonderful places to visit. Tara replied, "We should leave now; it is 7:00 p.m." The next day they went to Munsiyari and arrived in the afternoon; during their stay there, they watched as the snow fell throughout the region. They went in the snow and played. While they were playing, Lilly got separated from her friends. They searched for her, but all of them became separated too!

After some time, they tried to move away from the snow as it was very cold. Lilly saw Yana had fallen in and was screaming for help. She could not control herself. Lilly helped her out of the snow. The next day, they visited the Cave temple. They had only 10 days left before their trip ended.

The next day they travelled to Binsar. They went to a temple under a cave, but Ishan felt slightly suffocated underground. Everyone told him not to go inside the cave, but he said it was a temple, so why would he not be allowed?

Jimmy said, "Ishan, you must leave the cave immediately." After emerging, Ishan felt well again. Lilly told Jimmy and Ishan to stay behind while she and Yana went inside to tell them about what they would see there. While Yana and Lilly explored an enormous glacier, Jimmy looked after Ishan. After seeing Lord Shiva in the cave, which was slippery and cold, they decided to return.

Jimmy had also entered the cave with them. "Do not worry, girls, I am here for you!" Jimmy told Lilly not to be scared and that she should move forward with him; however, Lilly said, "I am afraid now so I will go back." They then all returned to tell Ishan everything that had happened. But Ishan said, "Oh! It was dangerous inside, but I wanted to go there anyway, but my friends stopped me from doing so."

After some time, Mahesh asked if they wanted to visit other places or return. It was likely that heavy rain would make it difficult for them to return the way they had come, so they agreed to head home. As the tiger crossed the road, Mahesh said he was frightened because it was his first time seeing a tiger. I asked a waiter at the hotel about it, and he told me this was normal. At that time, I asked Yana, "why did you not tell us?" Mahesh replied, "If I had told you earlier, everyone would be more scared and decide not to come back."

On reaching Raipur, they thanked him for making the journey enjoyable. They returned to Delhi by bus and then took a train to Indore. Now their journey was complete. They had reached Indore at last! While discussing the trip, they all agreed that it had been wonderful.

Moral of the Story

The moral of the above-given story is: "One good friend is worth a hundred acquaintances."

Summary

This story is about friendship and caring, where you will learn "the importance of having good friends in life." If you have good friends in life, you will always have someone who has your back, just like these four friends in the story who helped each other throughout their journey and so had an enjoyable trip. Even though you can find several friendship quotes for four friends and more, you can only understand their importance if you have at least one real friend.