Top Solo Travel Places In India To Explore ~ Best Destinations:
If you are planning to make a trip for inner peace and want to lost in Natural beauty and prosperity you should opt for a Solo trip at any of the sites/ places we are enlisting. When you travel solo, you have to take right decisions as you alone are responsible for the choices you make and also you learn to take part in activities that you can remember and share with others about those weird or funny things you did on solo trips. We suggest travelers to make at-least a single Solo travel to these Indian sites to help themselves down to Earth & Nature. Making a Solo travel visit at these sites would naturally make them look back and remember the happy & sad times and other learning experiences, etc. Traveling is one of the best things to do and traveling all alone among these different natural & cultural beauties would add something imperial.
Solo Travel Places In India
A solo trip to Indian Natural beauty stations really helps a traveler to look intrinsic and to thing beyond the material life they live on Earth. Everybody has right to travel alone, a Solo travel will make learn him/ her from this experience and and off-course will fill with youth and full of zeal and enthusiasm. Solo travel would mold you into a more humbled, mature and a responsible person. It helps You Fall in Love with Yourself
Loving and pampering yourself is necessary in life as it boosts your confidence & self-worth. Only when you can love yourself completely the love will spread to those who are around you and off-course a natural feeling will arouse. Hence, traveling solo could help you to be more introspect.
Some of the Places/ sites a Traveler should plan for Solo Travel in India
Hampi:
Situated in North Karnataka, Hampi is famous for its ruins belonging to the erstwhile medieval Hindu kingdom of Vijaynagar and it is declared a World Heritage site. There is plenty of lures for solo travellers in Hampi temples, monolithic sculptures and monument.
Beauty of Hampi in art attracts the traveler because of their excellent workmanship. The Hindu style of architecture found at Hampi reflects the splendor of the Vijaynagar Empire. Architecture and history here is to explore the remnants of the ancient structures back to the Vijaynagara Empire and marvel at the intricate carvings, intriguing rock formations and stone boulders; while nature and spiritual lovers adore the scenic landscape and serene atmosphere.
Jaipur
Jaipur of today doesn’t wish to be left behind in the race towards modernity. It seeks a balance between the modern and the ancient, between gleaming malls and resplendent palaces. Indeed, it’s this strong and sometimes puzzling mix that is at the core of Jaipur’s appeal to a visitor. The area opposite Hawa Mahal forms the Sireh Deori Bazaar, which has shops selling colourful textiles, light quilts, leather footwear, jewellery and other handicraft items
Apart from the major monuments that are located within the walled city of Jaipur, the forts of Amer, Jaigarh and Nahargarh are unmissable for tourists. A visit to the forts will take up an entire day
Ladakh
Ladakh is not just another destination BUT is a crosscut to a landscape that is a slice of solitude on Earth and is best place for Solo Travel. Rugged terrain, icy glaciers, snow-clad mountains, sparkling lakes, unique culture, ancient Buddhist monasteries and much more all make this Ladakha must-visit for solo travellers who are looking for adventure and peace. Here in Ladakh you can indulge in activities monks participate, meditations, prayers and other rituals being performed here for tranquility and inner peace.
Spiti Valley
Ladakh’s lesser visited or you can say hidden world, Spiti Valley is a treasure full of landscapes and unblemished wilderness. Spiti has snow-clad mountains, lush forests, scenic lakes and valleys, picturesque hamlets and vibrant Buddhist monasteries and these are among the most stunning in India. Camping by this lake under starry skies is exactly the kind of life changing experience here in Spiti Valley. You can go trekking, camping, mountain biking, or simply relax and soak up its beauty in peace. Adding to that the people of Valley are friendly and welcoming, always willing to lend a helping hand because of lack of hotels or guest houses. Spiti valley is also home to the highest motorable village in Asia. Komic is a scenic village where the temperature dips to -30 degrees Celsius. This village has a population of around 50 to 60 people. Overall theValley is also known as the land of Buchen Llamas, who are revered by the locals, and worshipped to drive out evil.
Pondicherry
This laid-back, French capital of India features a noticeable French cultural influence, a plethora of beaches, and quaint cobbled streets dotted with colonial architectural style houses. Here in Pondicherry you would found an array of seafront restaurants and cafes. Overall Pondicherry is a perfect destination for solo travellers who want to cartel art, history and culture in holidays.
Among other beauties in Pondicherry you would find Rues and Boulevards lined with Mediterranean style houses, bakeries, Basilicas, and chic boutiques. And while falling in love on a moonlit beach side with ringing church bells in the background makes it sound like a scene straight from a classic Hollywood movie, So we would say there is so much to find for a Solo traveler.
Rishikesh
Located in the foothills of the Himalayas in northern India, it is known as the “Gateway to the Garhwal Himalayas” and “Yoga Capital of the World. Rishikesh is the land of spirituality, yoga, adventure, and art. If you’re looking for your own Eat, Pray, Love adventure, Rishikesh is definitely a good place to start. You can also enjoy the benefits of Ayurveda, a traditional Indian medicine. Ayurveda therapies and treatments for ailments, weight loss, and beauty care are designed as per the needs of a person. You can even sign up to be a yogi and help your loved ones with Yoga and Ayurveda.
In Conclusion a Solo trip is something that reminds all your senses & invoke inner self that you are the leader of your not only travel journey but also leader of Life’s journey. Live the present moment. It teaches you things that you wouldn’t have learned if traveled in a group or with a friend
