Hey, beautiful ladies! Have you been bored with your daily 9 to 5 shift? Do you want a break from your daily schedule? If you’re also fed up and seeking a way to refresh, refill, and restore the potential energy, you must go on a trip! There’s still confusion about whether to go in groups or solo. If you want to travel with your loved ones, you must go in groups, or if you don’t want to see the same faces during your best times, then you must go solo!

Now, you’ve decided whether to go in groups or solo. But you might be wondering where to go. Which will be your destination? Fear not; we’re here to assist you. We’ve underlined some of the safest places for women to travel alone!

So, grab your backpack, put on your favourite travel playlist, and let’s dive into a list of fantastic places. These are safe and beckons with unique experiences for solo female travellers.

1. Rishikesh: The Yoga Capital by the Ganges

Let’s kick off our journey in the lap of the Himalayas, Rishikesh. Known as the Yoga Capital of the World and Adventure capital of India, this spiritual heaven offers a peaceful escape for solo female travellers. Picture yourself doing yoga by the Ganges as the sun rises or white-water rafting for an adrenaline rush. Rishikesh is not just a destination; it’s a soulful experience waiting to unfold. Don’t forget to take a trip to Har Ki Pauri!

2. Varanasi: Where Spirituality Meets Madness

Next stop: Varanasi, the city that’s as chaotic as it is spiritual. The ancient ghats along the Ganges like Dashwamedh Ghaat, Manikarnika Ghaat, Assi Ghaat, the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti, and the labyrinthine alleys full of life make Varanasi a must-visit for any solo woman traveller seeking cultural richness. Embrace the chaos, and you’ll find an unmatched charm in the heart of this city. Don’t miss the Ganga Arti and Banarsi Paan!

3. Goa: Sun, Sand, and Solo Vibes

Goa is calling if you want to combine calm and excitement. The best season to visit Goa is from October to March when it is known for its gorgeous beaches, varied nightlife, and laid-back environment. Goa has something for everyone, whether you want to relax on the beaches, explore the colourful markets, or dance the night away. Never forget to visit the Basilica of Bom Jesus, Dudhsagar Falls, and Candolim Beach!

4. Ladakh: A Tranquil Himalayan Retreat

For those craving solitude amidst breathtaking landscapes, Ladakh is your go-to destination. The majestic mountains, serene lakes, and spiritual aura make Ladakh an ideal spot for solo exploration. Ladakh is a dream place to visit, as it’s also a long list of reasons to visit. Engage in trekking, connect with the locals, and witness the unparalleled beauty of Ladakh—an adventure you’ll cherish forever. You can do river rafting in Zanskar Valley, Desert Safari at Nubra Valley, and Chadar Trek. Riding on Royal Enfield gives you a vibrant vibe!

5. Mysore: Royalty and Culture in Every Step

Step into the cultural heart of Karnataka with a visit to Mysore. Known for its grand palaces, intricate architecture, and rich cultural heritage, Mysore, the birthplace of Tipu Sultan, is a delightful solo travel destination. Must attend Mysore Dasara. Explore the bustling markets, visit the Mysore Palace, and don’t forget to indulge in the local cuisine—your senses are in for a treat. Other popular places in Mysore to visit are Chamundi Hills, Rangacharlu, Chamundeswari Temple, etc.

6. Sikkim: Where Nature Takes Center Stage

Sikkim, located in the eastern Himalayas, is a nature lover’s delight. Sikkim provides a secure and fulfilling experience for lone female travellers with its beautiful green scenery, lively monasteries, and friendly friendliness. Sikkim has incredible places rich with Buddhist culture. You must trek through Kanchenjunga National Park or simply relax in this Himalayan beauty. 

7. Jaisalmer: A Golden Mirage in the Desert

It’s time to head west to the enchanting city of Jaisalmer. Known for its golden-hued architecture and the vast Thar Desert, Jaisalmer is a unique destination for solo female travellers. Explore through the narrow streets of the fort, ride a camel in the desert, stay in camp, and immerse yourself in the rich Rajasthani culture. Jaisalmer is a fairy tale waiting to be explored.

8. Nainital: Serenity Amidst the Lakes

Nestled in the Kumaon foothills, Nainital is a picturesque hill station surrounded by emerald lakes and lush hills. Ask your friends about the best hill stations; they’ll surely name Nainital! Boating on Naini Lake, exploring the vibrant Mall Road, Tibetan Market, Naina Devi Temple, and enjoying the panoramic views from Snow Viewpoint are just a few highlights for solo female travellers seeking tranquillity and natural beauty.

9. Lahaul and Spiti Valley: A High-Altitude Adventure

For the adventurous souls, Lahaul and Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh offer rugged yet mesmerizing terrain. Engage in high-altitude trekking, visit ancient monasteries, and marvel at the surreal landscapes. The solitude and raw beauty of Lahaul and Spiti Valley make it a perfect destination for solo female travellers seeking an offbeat adventure. The best time to visit this place is from April to October.

10. Darjeeling: Tea Gardens and Majestic Views

Our final destination is the charming hill station of Darjeeling. Surrounded by lush tea gardens and the mighty Himalayas, Darjeeling is a delightful escape for solo female travellers. Take a ride on the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, visit the tea estates, and soak in the panoramic views from Tiger Hill. Darjeeling promises a tranquil retreat. So, don’t forget to visit Kanchenjunga, the third-highest peak in the world. 

The Bottom Line!

Finally, we’ve explored a diverse list of places where solo woman travellers can find not just safety but also enriching experiences. Remember, the world is your oyster, and these destinations are waiting to be explored. Embrace the journey, make memories, and let the solo adventures begin! 

So, let’s start your first solo trip to your most adventurous and fascinating destination. Be brave, and most importantly, BE SAFE!