Can anyone suggest good place for solo women trip with safety measurements
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Bhavana Kancharla
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If you’re planning a solo women’s trip and safety’s a top priority, a few great options in India are: - Pondicherry – Calm vibe, walkable streets, friendly locals, and great cafes. Perfect for a peaceful solo break. - Rishikesh – Safe, spiritual, and full of other solo travelers. Ideal if you enjoy yoga, nature, or light adventure. Mysuru – Clean, laid-back, and rich in culture — great for exploring at your own pace. - Sikkim – Super hospitable locals and stunning landscapes; ideal for women traveling alone. - Udaipur – Romantic city vibes, lots of history, and very tourist-friendly. Wherever you go, book verified stays (Tripoto, Airbnb, or Booking dot com), avoid late-night travel alone, and share your itinerary with someone you trust.
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That’s a great question! For solo women travelers, safety is often as important as the destination — so places with good infrastructure, friendly locals, and well-documented experiences tend to work best. In India, Goa (off-season), Kerala’s backwaters, and Rishikesh are popular and reasonably safe if you pick a good accommodation and travel during the day. Internationally, destinations like Portugal (Lisbon & Porto), Iceland, and New Zealand come highly recommended for solo women thanks to their welcoming culture and low crime rates. No matter where you go, here are a few tips: Choose accommodations with strong reviews and belongings lockers. Share your travel itinerary with a trusted friend and check-in daily. Use local SIM or roaming to stay connected. Pick daylight hours for travel between places and transport. Connect with local or online groups for real-time advice and support. Have a fantastic trip and safe travels! ✨
UpvoteCommentThat’s an excellent question! For a solo women trip, safety and comfort matter more than anything. I’d recommend places where women-friendly infrastructure, local support, and easy accessibility exist.
For example: Somewhere with a well-connected transport system Accommodations that are reviewed highly by female travelers Destinations where local culture is respectful and helpful Have a wonderful journey — and trust your instincts, plan ahead, and stay safe!
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I’d say Japan, Iceland, or Portugal are great picks. They’re really safe, easy to get around, and perfect if you just want to explore and relax on your own.
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You can visit uae which is safe n msg if ur travelling to uae or thailand is also good option
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You could plan a trip to Chimney, Kurseong (Darjeeling). It is safe for a solo trip. You can either fly to Bagdogra or take a train to New Jalpaiguri Station and take a cab to Kurseong. We have just started a homestay here and I came across your query. Darjeeling is another 1.5 hours from here.
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