If You Are Planning To Travel Alone Then These Places Will Be Best For You

There are all kinds of options available for visiting various tourist destinations in India. People either go with families or like to hang out with a group. When you go somewhere, you get to see many types of tourists, including couples, senior citizens etc. and many more. Apart from all this, Solo Woman Travelers is also developing slowly. It has been a popular concept for various international destinations to embark on such a journey, in which 'security' is particularly preferred.

However, now such tourist places are becoming a center of attraction in foreign as well as in our country, where women can go alone to roam. These include different classes of women such as someone who is financially independent, and someone who is a travel blogger.

Kufri

This small hill station located in Shimla district of Himachal Pradesh is unique in itself. There are many beautiful lakes, snow-capped mountains and many panoramic views. It is also very good from the point of view of security and tourists are also welcome in a very better way, so all its features make it an ideal place for women travelers to visit.

Munnar

It is one of the safest tourist destinations in India. It is famous for tea gardens, beautiful landscapes and greenery. The local residents are known for their warm-hearted nature. They are always ready to help tourists. In view of this, it is also an excellent place for solo women travelers.

Hampi

Situated in North Karnataka, Hampi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with plenty of draws for solo travellers. Architecture and history fans flock here to explore the remnants of the ancient edifices that dates back to the Vijaynagara Empire and marvel at the intricate carvings, intriguing rock formations and stone boulders; while nature and spiritual lovers adore the scenic landscape and serene atmosphere.

Ladakh

Longing for some thrill-seeking adventure? Then a trip to Ladakh is in order. Rugged terrain, icy glaciers, snow-clad mountains, sparkling lakes, unique culture, ancient Buddhist monasteries and great swaths of serenity make this land of high passes a must-visit for solo travellers looking for adventure and peace. You can indulge in adventure activities, like trekking, mountain biking, quad biking, river rafting – and go for safari on the Bactrian camels. The highlight of the visit will be spotting a snow leopard, which can be seen in only a few locations across the world. Those seeking peace and quiet can stay at one of the many monasteries in Ladakh and partake in the spiritual retreats to find your inner peace. You will be pushing your boundaries and challenging your limits in this wondrous destination.

Varkala

Varkala is a laid-back beach town, ideal for soul-searchers who want to be close to nature, sun, sea, sand and serenity. The best part is it is not touristy compared to other beach towns in India, like Goa. Make sure you see the cliffs overlooking the Arabian Sea – it’s a sight to behold.