Written by: Rajeev Kumar and Santosh Kumar
In the year 2125, alternate reality tourism has emerged as the most immersive form of experiential travel, allowing users to traverse time, space, and even fiction through hyper-realistic neural-linked simulations. Tourists no longer book flights—instead, they upload consciousness into custom-designed realities, from ancient civilizations to utopian futures or even mythological landscapes. These experiences are crafted by transdimensional designers who blend history, AI-generated lore, and sensory integration technology to create vivid, emotionally resonant journeys. Whether sipping chai in a digitized Mughal bazaar, exploring Mars colonies, or solving mysteries in noir-style 1950s cities, travelers curate their adventures to suit personal fantasies or therapeutic needs, blurring the lines between escapism and evolution.