A Solo Female Travel Blog
Are you keen on travelling alone, but scared to be lonely? Most people have this notion that solo travel can be lonely. But, let me assure you that ‘alone’ doesn’t always mean ‘lonely’. There are many myths associated with solo travel and one of them …
In my post ‘5 Best Solo Travel Destinations In India’ I mentioned places that are suitable for easy and comfy solo travel in India. Today, I’d like to talk about some more places in India that are also quite apt for travelling alone. Before I …
On my recent trip to Goa, I realized that family travel is wonderful, but solo travel is better on any given day! For the past few years, I have travelled alone so much that travelling with people sounds like an uninviting idea to me. I …
Hampi, a UNESCO recognised World Heritage Site in Karnataka, is ideal for solo travel. It’s one of the most fascinating heritage destinations of India. However, Hampi is not just for history or heritage seekers, it’s also for sunset chasers. I had read somewhere that Hampi …
It was long, long back… but it’s still not a blur. I remember everything vividly. The first time I ever felt like an adult was when I missed my train! It was perhaps the first moment in my life when I felt left in the …
Travel is beautiful. It teaches you a lot, refines you as a human being, and declutters your life to a great extent. And, if you look at it on the surface, it’s refreshing, fun and thrilling. But, there is another side to it — the …
Yes, I have read a lot about India being the most ‘unsafe’ country for women solo travelers. I am not saying that the scrutiny is wrong, because it’s based on real mishaps. But, there is another REALITY to it too. There is a ‘good’ India …
Sikkim has been one of my most incredible experiences on the road for a couple of reasons – one, it was an indefinite trip; two, it’s my longest solo travel. I am happy that I managed to travel at a slow pace. It was a deeper …