9 Places You Must Take A Solo Trip To - Doesn't Matter If You Are Married Or Seeing Someone
Going on a solo trip is a once in a lifetime experience. Lachung is literally heaven on Earth and the safest place to go alone. Kaziranga is famous for one-horned Rhinoceros apart from being a home for a large number of animals.
Going on a solo trip is a once in a lifetime experience. Not everyone has the guts to pack their bags and take off, all by themselves. But you muster enough courage to do so, you¡¯ll explore things beyond imagination.
Taking off alone for travel is even harder for those who are married or are in a relationship. Sure, it¡¯s a wonderful feeling to go on a long journey with your beloved. A solo trip is a completely different ball game--it¡¯s about rediscovering yourself, and also the best way to escape the monotony and drudgery of daily life.
So, if you are considering going on that solo vacay, here¡¯s a quick guide to places you must add to your bucket list:
1. Lachung-North Sikkim
If you want to visit a quaint little town filled with snow for miles and miles, Lachung is the place. Tucked away in northernmost part of Sikkim, Lachung is literally heaven on Earth and the safest place to go alone. Lachung was once a trade post between Tibet and Sikkim, back in the years when the two were separate independent countries.
2. Wayanad-Kerala
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It¡¯s called the crown jewel of God¡¯s Own Country, Kerala, what more do you need? Dotted with lush green hills and forests where you can find jungle trails, treks, picturesque waterfalls and rivers, this is one hell of a place to unwind.
3. Kaziranga-Assam
Wildlife lover? Kaziranga is famous for one-horned Rhinoceros apart from being a home for a large number of animals. Apart from that, you can also wander around in the sprawling tea-estates, live in a quaint little cottage, and also have sumptuous Assamese food. It¡¯s a complete package.
4. Hampi-Karnataka
Hampi is a quaint village in Karnataka and the greatest Hindu kingdoms in India¡¯s history. If you are someone who loves history, this is the place to be. The ruins, date back to the 14th century, and one cannot miss the majestic monument, the Vittala Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu. A solo trip to Hampi is a must!
5. Kodaikanal
One of the best places to escape the monotony of life. The breathtaking hill station located in Tamil Nadu, is the stuff of dreams. Kodaikanal is dotted with plenty of cozy cottages surrounded by hills. Makes for the best quick getaway, all by yourself.
6. Pushkar
Engulfed by the Aravali hills, this is the perfect place to plan that week-long retreat . Pushkar, also called ¡°the rose garden of Rajasthan¡± makes for the perfect balance of traditional and 'hippie'. Also, make sure you go around the time when the camel fair is on.
7. Gokarna
Gokarna is a small, sleepy town located in Karnataka. If you are craving a peaceful beach holiday, this is the place to be. From Kudle beach to the Half Moon Beach, Gokarna will offer more than what you expected.
8. Patalkot, Chindwara
This is for the more adventurous souls out there. Patalkot, or the hidden world, is a mystical valley located in Tamia block of Chhindwara district in Madhya Pradesh. The valley is inhabited by around 2,000 people, and these are people who are still completely cut off from modernity. It's an experience that everybody needs at a time when everything is governed by the Internet.
9. Dhanushkodi
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At the southeastern tip of India, lies Dhanushkodi the place from where the Palk Strait begins. It can only be accessed through the Pamban bridge that connects Rameswaram to mainland India. The town was destroyed by a powerful cyclone a decade ago, and the only remains are now of the ruins of old buildings.
