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I would suggest selecting a natural place like Himachal or even South India, where you can travel using cheap local transportation and stay in small villages.
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Plan a solo trip to some under rated places in himachal or uttrakhand. you can get good food and accommodation in cheap prices. may be then you will fain a confidence to travel solo
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Hi. Generally I have a good intuition so I can sense whether someone is giving me a good vibe or not, if I feel even slightly uncomfortable talking to someone I just leave. I also make use of platforms like Couchsurfing to find accommodation where people are reviewed.
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How do you fund your trips?

3 ResponsesJul 6, 2018 1:03 PM Profile photo of Shashwat Agarwal
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Read below! Already answered :)
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I fund my trips from my savings
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Hi Shashwat. Generally solo travel is how I just go about things. There isn't any purpose as such it is just what is most comfortable for me. I think the most things I've learnt from solo travelling have been about myself, and my relation with the world. I've written more in detail about this on my blog. Thanks
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Personally for solo travel, I always pick an activity that I have been wanting to do for quite some time... maybe birding, or a safari, or visit a destination just to cut off and reconnect with myself. Some of the greatest learnings have been to "Go Slow" and "Be receptive to change - you may need to take a spur of the moment decision, and that mostly works out the best!
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HI Aakanksha. I haven't been to those countries, I have been to Slovenia and Croatia and they were perfectly find and I hitchhiked. I would suggest going for it, but with appropriate planning about where to stay and taking proper precautions like not wandering around late at night.
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Hey! I can assure anyone Romania & Bulgaria are very safe to travel to as a solo traveler. You asked about Ukraine too, but as I'm writing this answer in march 2022, we sadly all know it's a war zone. In general, for solo female travelers it's better to go to big cities and take common sense precautions. With the help of locals and tourists I put together this very informative article: Is Bucharest safe? You cand read it here: https://deeajourney.com/is-bucharest-safe/ Romania and Bulgaria are both very beautiful when it comes to sightseeing. Also people are welcoming, food is delicious and prices are affordable. So don't miss out. :)
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Solo trip Bhutan. 5 days. Good idea ?

5 ResponsesJul 6, 2018 12:59 PM Profile photo of Wake N Bake
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Great idea!
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Hi. Travelling is not my career as such, but it was my lifestyle. In order to travel and work at the same time I would suggest first identifying what marketable skills you have, and building your own brand to find clients online.
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Dear, i am doing job 9-6 an travel i save money an travel ,but if u nwant to make career in this want to travel full time then u first see this ur passion try to stay in cheapest way , make your content good,click good photos,make great videos so the ad agency see your work an give you a job
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Hi Anushree. I think it's definitely fine if you have proper planning, the weather will be difficult at that time, so maybe try and go with a local guide or group.
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Solo trip without any experience i think i will be a good idea. you can go with some bikers gang. then next year maybe you can go on a solo trip
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Hi Shivani. My favourite place is Parvati Valley - which is also very cheap. If you go to the smaller villages of Kalga and Pulga you'll find many small guest houses. I know many of them personally and they are safe :)
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Thank you so much :)
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Which camera you use for clicking pictures during your travel

5 ResponsesJul 6, 2018 12:49 PM Profile photo of pratyush
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Sony a6000
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I use my Nikon D5200 and iPhone 7 .
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Hi Suresh. I wouldn't advise making a career just out of travel, and there are very few people who do just that. I would suggest finding your skillset that you can market online, and find clients, to then travel at the same time.
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Tq
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Hi Pallavi. I have indeed faced the same thing, I always handle it by being loud, swearing, and making the other person feel seriously uncomfortable. If someone stares are me weird I start filming them and they usually turn away. It's a tricky topic, but usually these people are cowards and if you expose them, they will shrink.
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Get published in good magazines, take up jobs in different places, work while traveling, minimize expenses.
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Hi Divyank, success is a very different notion for each one of us. You can gradually become successfully with consistency in your journals
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Hi Pragya. Kasol has a very mixed crowd these days. Still, I would say its completely safe to go alone. If people randomly start talking to you and you don't feel comfortable it's okay to walk away. I would suggest going to the smaller villages where the tourists are less.
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Define your own style and create good content :)
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Hi Kritika. I started blogging as a way for me to share my experiences with other people. What keeps me going everyday is the enjoyment I gain from my lifestyle, and being able to share it with others.
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Great journey
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Through content creation.
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Earning on tripoto means earning credits.. Earning credits can help you get discount on packages, offers, etc
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Hi Naman. The first step is to plan things properly, so first figuring out how much spare money you have and researching destinations that fit your budget.
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How u started??

2 ResponsesJul 6, 2018 12:39 PM Profile photo of Dishant Chandaliya
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By booking a flight ticket :)
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By planning with my friends
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Hi Milind. Well I have had to do this in several places, Japan was the worst. But I would cope there by using Google Translate and generally understanding what the person is saying. More than language, if the people are nice then it's not a problem to get around, as they will often go out of their way to help someone who is stranded.
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