New Delhi :
“Travel brings power and love back to your life” - Rumi
This well known adage by Rumi is another reason for travelling the world. Be it with somebody or going solo travel is always the best learning experience.
You get to meet people, places, food and much more. While travelling abroad is a good option but if you are in India and planning to travel solo, these are the destinations you can try:
Mumbai
It will welcome you with its lively restaurants and old-fashioned Irani cafes, flea markets and local trains-Mumbai is a blend of contrasts. The art of experiencing Mumbai lies in eating, shopping and travelling through strikingly different neighbourhoods and markets. Taxis and local trains are a great inter-city connection for you to reach anywhere in the city.
Ladakh
It is situated on the northern tip of India Ladakh and is truly magical. Here you will be welcomed by breathtaking mountain passes, thin air, the overwhelming beauty will make you feel there is not best destination than this. Since most of Ladakh lies 3000 m above the sea level it is advised to avoid exertion for the first 24 hours and drink plenty of water.
Kerala
The backwaters village life summons to all kinds of travellers to Kerala. Solo travellers can spend the day exploring the grand backwaters from the deck of a boat. Trains are best for long distance travel within the state here.
Pondicherry
Seafront cafes and restaurants attract many travellers to visit India's own French Rivera. While it is best to hop onto a bicycle to explore the charming town. The Portugese architechture will welcome you here. Pondicherry is a safe city and the people are warm and friendly.
Udaipur
Grand palaces, museums, temples, havelis and numerous narrow, curved streets add to the charm of this Rajasthan destination. Udaipur is generally regarded as being safe for travel also.
