Traveling alone

Vietnam, went to Hanoi The place is a breeze, use technology a lot. And say no to people trying to offer anything

Traveled solo quite a bit this year. Vietnam for 15 days, Dubai for 10 days, Bali + Gili for 20 days and currently in Thailand for the past 1 week. Visa - useteleport.com Stay - I mostly try to stay in hostels or hotels. Don’t feel safe in airbnbs as a woman. Hostels on hostelworld, hotels on booking.com Flights - easemytrip (I have offer since I have a dbs card but I’m sure there are better credit card perks) I usually plan my cities and keep the rest flexible. For example, I was in Koh tao last week and was supposed to stay there for 3 days. Loved the place, so extended it to 1 week. Local agencies offer better price for inter city buses and ferries esp in Vietnam. I don’t book them in advance. Also consider metanoia expeditions, they curate really good trips. Hostel world and couch surfing events are good to find company or groups to do certain activities.

I went to the UK for my first solo trip last year. It’s a fairly easy place to travel solo to; everyone speaks English, loads to stuff to see, good public transport, etc. I interacted with so many people from around the world which I definitely wouldn’t have done had I gone there with friends or family. It’s also easier to get entry/access to pubs, restaurants and events if it’s just one person. Also, the itinerary is totally up to you. Wanna sit at a park for two hours? Sure! Wanna skip some extremely popular spot? No worries! That being said, it might not be for everyone; you must be comfortable being alone with your own thoughts without feeling weird. There were a few times when I felt lonely, but I was able to embrace it. However I’d definitely recommend at least one solo trip in your lifetime. I’m going solo again this December for my next :)

I am going on my first solo domestic trip to Kanyakumari next month. Booked stay from MakeMyTrip and flight from indigo. If you have any tricks, lemme know so I can use next time. To plan the trip, I am using Wandrrlog(.)com. It's best. Can manage everything from stay, travel, itinerary, places to visit, restaurants to try, everything. Do give it a try.

Went to japan on a solo trip. It was fun.

It’s been 6 months that I’ve been on a break from my job. Traveling around. Went to Egypt, Azerbaijan and then South Asia Slow long travel alone :) Don’t go for packages

Packaged experiences are for families and older folk. When you're young, if you can afford it, go backpacking in the summer in Europe - the place has such a positive vibe in summer. A more budget solo trip can be done in Thailand or Vietnam. Thailand is highly recommended because it's affordable and has excellent hospitality overall (though Indians have made a bad name for themselves by seeking prostitution everywhere in Thailand). Travel light, have at least 2 pairs of durable walking shoes, and have at least 8 pairs of undergarments if you're going for 15 days or more. If you're going to Europe, travel by train. Spend your money less on alcohol, more on local food and experiences. Opt for experiences via GuruWalk, GetYourGuide or Airbnb experiences because you'll meet a diverse lot of people. Do not go for adventure experiences because any broken body part will get you into an insurance claim hell. Stay in international hostels like Hostelling International or whatever is the best hostel of the region because you'll get to meet very different people.

1. Stay in hostels/bnb 2. Try local food i.e. cheap as hell most of the times 3. Rent a scooter 🛴 or bike and save on time 😜 4. Stay in touch with family friends over call so that anything wrong happens they already know where u r 5. Enjoy...Yolo!!! 6. Flight, stay etc can be ultra cheap if u r a good planner and techie.

Check out Bhutan. No place would be better than that, this time of the year :)

Checkout metanoia expeditions and whenincity for solo group trips. Went on a few in the last year and it's been amazing. Great crowd, no overhead of planning and figuring things out and you know what to expect.

Is everyone travelling international already visited to all 35 states + UTs or major destinations in India? Or it's just insta snap impact on genz n millenials??

Hey, I have led a couple of travel companies and consulting one these days. I would be happy to help you plan this out. Please help me understand, do you prefer a DIY solo trip where you could discover and explore on your own or do you prefer a group trip with like minded but unknown people? Also pls tell me if you have any other specific preferences and I'll share some suggestions then :)

Went solo to kasol this year earlier as my first solo trip, was probably the most enriching experience of my life, truly found out the difference between lonely and alone. Alone is so fun and peacefull, you can do everything by your own whims and accord, meet new people, make new friends but you dont need to be with them for longer than a few hours or minutes if you dont to, so many nomads with interesting life stories to talk to about Interestingly majority of people i met were software engineers only Something about the herb that attracts them probably xD

I'm also planning solo international trip

Try staying in hostels if traveling abroad. The crowds are generally vibrant and diverse if you're going to any decent hostel. They also organise activities which are a great way to meet new people and make plans for sightseeing together. Might be a bit difficult if you're an introvert/ don't like talking to strangers.

Can I join you? If it fits my budget.

Definitely check out : 1. Justwravel 2. Metanoia expeditions These are specially for the age group 18-35. They take groups on trips, you can join solo or with someone. Trips are both domestic and international. I've personally gone on a solo trip with a justwravel group.

Join a backpacking group. It’ll be pretty fun, usually has like minded people

Solo is fun lmk if you need tips

Take me with you pls