Places for Solo women to vist in india

It's a time ladies to go out and explore our India. Be Independent, let go the insecurity , open your arms and feel free to travel. Fact as it remains, most people cut a figure of India as an unsafe place for female travellers, which is partially true, BUT it can by no means slice off the other fact away that India is one exceptionally beautiful destination. AND further adding to the glory, apparently a lot of single female travellers have been coming forward and sharing their Indian travel stories, tips and tricks for a safe and hassle free journey around the country.So, if you are ready to LET GO, we have a list of some great destinations in India, which are notable for their beauty and are undoubtedly safe:

 Nainital, Uttarakhand:

The charming city of Nainital in Uttarakhand attracts tourists with its sublime natural beauty and it being a quiet little haunt for piece of peace. Like other hill stations, Nainital is a popular tourist spot in India. Inhabited by the Kumaoni people, who are known for their warm smiles and helping nature makes this destination a safe place for single female traveller. Lake City, as it is popularly called, is a valley with a deep lake in the centre. It is in fact an excellent getaway for spending some time alone in sheer tranquility in the lap of Mother Nature.
Attractions: Snow View, Tiffin Top, China Peak, Bhimtal, Naukuchiyatal, Saattal, Lover’s Point, Himalaya Darshan, Ropeway (Cable Car), Nanda Devi Temple, Jama Masjid, Pangot, Corbett National Park, Cave Garden, Boat House Club
Things to Do:

• Trek to China Peak
• Shop at Tibetan Market
• Take a Boat Ride at Naini Lake
• Go for Horse Riding
• Take a Cable Car Ride to Snow View
• Eat at Sonam’s
• Sip on the Coffee by Lake Side
• Watch a game in Flatts
• Visit Balram Heritage Hotel
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Mysore, Karnataka:

  

Apparently, South India has been reckoned as a safer region for women travellers in India. If it is an overstatement…we don’t know. WHAT WE KNOW is that Mysore is one of the safest places for women travellers in India. The amicable gentry makes it easier for females to loiter around safely even after dusk (However, I would still insist on getting back to the hotel room before it gets dark). The City of Palaces as it is popularly called, Mysore takes one back to the times of the Chalukayas, Cholas and Hoysalas. In other words, the city is a delight for those who have this special thing for architecture. Mysore is also a hub of sandalwood, premium silk and incense, which means that you are going to have a gala time shopping here! Yoga and Ayurveda centres and the special flower market called Devraj Market adds to the grace of Mysore.
Attractions: Mysore Palace, Chamundi Hills, Government House, Rangacharlu, Jubilee Clock, Sri Chamundeswari Temple, Rail Museum, Indira Gandhi, Rashtriya Manav Sanghralaya, Mysore Zoo, Devraj Market, Karanji Lake and St. Philomena’s Cathedral
Things to Do:

• Visit Devraj Market
• Take Yoga Sessions
• Enjoy the Ayurvedic Spa
• Shop for Silk, Sandalwood and Incense

Hampi, Karnataka:

 

Hampi will simply change your mind set about India, as this small village destination has so much to impart to its urban counterparts! Hospitable, friendly and culturally wealthy people are what you are likely to encounter here and BELIEVE YOU ME when I say that Hampi will change all your perspectives about travelling solo in India. Once you are here, you will realize that the forlorn ruins of the Vijayanagara Kingdom are actually not a gloomy sight. Resonating majesty and the creative bend of mind, the relics of Hampi will incite an urge in you to go back to the history chapters that you once missed out on reading while you were in school. Situated near Hospet in Karnataka, Hampi is yet another place that has been recognized as an UNESCO World Heritage Site. If you are a backpacker type of person, you are surely going to love this place as it offers cheap accommodation, gives you the chance to meet with people from different countries and apparently makes you feel free without the fear of safety.

Attractions: Vittala Temple, Virupaksha Temple, Zenana Enclosure, Sule Bazaar and Achyutaraya Temple, Nandi Statue, Elephant Stables, Hemakuta Hill, Underground Shiva Temple, Queen’s Bath and Royal Centre
Things to Do:

• Eat at Mango Tree
• Have Tea at New Shanthi
• Try Rock Climbing
• Visit Hampi Bazaar
• Watch sunset from Matanga Hill
• Take a Ferry Ride in River Tungabhadra

 Pondicherry

If you want to spend some time by the seas here in India, Puducherry would be the perfect location for you. This place is vast, serene and has been designed by a French architect which makes it look like a modern Indian city. Puducherry is great for those who love to shop and try out delicious cuisine. It is filled with amiable people and is ideal for female solo travelers in India.