The familiar office cubicle. Monotonous timetable. Everyday familiar table. Want to break out of this shell? Let go of all tension. Just you and your lonely sky. In the past few years, the addiction of ‘solo trip’ or traveling alone has entered the brain of Bengalis. You can say going on a date with yourself. Whether you are a man or a woman, the fun of going out with a backpack slung over your shoulder is different.
But when he goes out alone, a thousand thoughts run through his head. Is the place safe? Is there a cheap hostel to stay alone? How is the commute? stop worrying From the fog of the mountains to the salty air of the sea – the location of 5 places that are located in the heart of India. Here is the guide map.
1. Rishikesh: This small town in Uttarakhand is a tourist’s paradise all by itself. On one side is the Kaltan of the Ganges, on the other is the serene form of the Himalayas. Adventure and peace of mind – both will meet together.
How to go: First reach Dehradun or Haridwar by train or plane from Kolkata. From there you can easily go to Rishikesh by bus or taxi.
When to go: September to November and March to May are the best time to visit here.
Places to visit: Laxman Jhula, Ram Jhula, Tribeni Ghat. And don’t miss the evening Ganga Aarti. If you want you can do river rafting or bungee jumping. There are plenty of cheap cafes and backpackers hostels to stay.
2. Udaipur: This city of Rajasthan is very safe to travel alone. The culture and hospitality here fascinates solo travelers.
How to go: There are direct trains from Kolkata to Udaipur. If you want to go by air, you can reach Udaipur via Delhi or Mumbai.
When to go: October to March. During this time the weather in Rajasthan is pleasant.
Places to visit: City Palace, Lake Pichola, Jag Mandir and Fateh Sagar Lake. Sitting by the lake in the evening and watching the sunset is a feeling to remember for a lifetime.
3. Gokarna: If you don’t like the crowds of Goa, then Gokarna in Karnataka is your perfect destination. A juxtaposition of calm, mellow beaches and rocky mountains can be seen. There are few better places to walk alone.
How to go: It is easiest to reach Goa by air from there by taxi or train to Gokarna. If you come by train, you can reach Modgaon or Udupi.
When to go: October to March.
Places to visit: Om Beach, Kudle Beach, Half Moon Beach and the famous Mahabaleshwar Temple. ‘Beach trekking’ along the beaches here is one of the main attractions for solo travellers.
4. Dialects of Himachal: If you want to avoid the familiar crowds of Kasol or Manali and seek the tranquility of the pine forests, head to Jibhi in Kullu district. Small wooden house. And this village is surrounded by the sound of mountain river. Alone is bound to heal the mind instantly.
How to go: You have to board and alight by bus from Delhi to Manali. From there take a local bus or taxi to Jibhi.
When to go: You can visit the green form of March to May or the snow of December-January.
Places to visit: Jibhi Falls, Jalodi Pass and Serolsar Lake. There are plenty of homestays and hostels, offering great accommodation and food at low cost.
5. Puducherry: A union territory bordering Tamil Nadu. It seems like a European country. French architecture, yellow houses and tranquil beaches—it doesn’t get any better than this for a solo photo shoot.
How to go: First reach Chennai by air or train. From there it is a three and a half hour bus or taxi journey to reach Puducherry.
When to go: October to March.
Places to visit: Promenade Beach, French Quarter, Aurobindo Ashram and Auroville. You can rent a scooty and explore the whole city alone.
The Lone Traveler’s Notebook
You can book a hostel instead of a hotel before going on a solo trip. As the cost is reduced, as well as talking with many single people from the country and abroad. Discover a new world. So why the delay? Pack the bag. Now let’s have a little story with myself!
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