Top 10 Places in India to visit Solo

Top 10 Places in India to visit 'Solo'



No one to go out with? Don't worry!! There are lots of places in India where the trip is best experienced alone....


1. Hampi:



A UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Karnataka, this place is a must visit especially if you love some art and history. There are more than 500 monuments to see here, strewn across the gorgeous backdrop of hills, so make sure you devote enough time to this trip! The place is filled with breathtaking monuments separated by just a couple of miles from each other. It is the best place to meet like minded people from different parts of the world. The river Tungabhadra, flowing through this pristine place adds to its beauty.

 Best time to visit :- August to March.


2. Chamba:



  Chamba  is a tiny and serene hamlet in Himachal Pradesh where you get oodles of tranquility. The beauty of snow-capped mountain is overwhelming, to say the least. You can expect the most Warm welcomes by the locals. It is famous for its apple orchards, temples and picturesque mountains.

Best time to visit :- April to June


3. Ziro Valley:



Ziro valley is the heartthrob of every solo traveler. The place is serene and beautiful and its best that you are alone to absorb this enchanting beauty. It is the peace seekers's paradise. In the mild weather, it is almost impossible to get your eyes off the never ending stretches of pine trees and paddy fields.

Best time to visit :- March to October


4. Auli:



It is one of the most popular skiing destinations in India. Auli is set at an altitude of 3,049 in the great Himalayan range. It is the perfect getaway for solo travelers. It is a good pick for leisure, pleasure and adventure.

Best time to visit :- November to March



5. Khajuraho:



These Hindu and Jain temples in Madhya Pradesh are also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  The temples have exquisitely carved, erotic sculptures. They’re a part of the tantric mysticism which regarded sex as an important part of the rituals. Carefully preserved even after all these years, these temples are a definite must visit.

Best time to visit :- July to September



7. Mahabalipuram:



It is a sweet and small temple town situated in the state of Tamil Nadu which can be reached through a scenic drive form the state's capital, Chennai. Once upon a time, a major sea port of the Pallava empire, it is also a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is also one of the few places where you can still see craftsman carving out statues from a single rock.  

Best time to visit :- October to March


8. Kasol:



The snow clad Himalayas to verdant landscape and clear blue sky adds a touch of mystery to the place. Nestled in the lap of Parvati valley alongside the streaming and gurgling Parvati River, this remote village is a blessing for adventure buffs, trekkers and backpackers. With pleasant climate all around the year and low population density, this wonderful place is all set to give you an unforgettable experience. 

Best time to visit :- April to June


9. Sangla:



At an altitude ranging from 2,500 meters to 3,000 meters in the Baspa Valley of Kinnaur District of Himachal Pradesh, Sangla is one of the off the beaten track villages where tranquility is preserved within forested slopes and high mountains. A solo traveler if seeking for a peaceful break far away from the madding tourist rush…Sangla is a promising getaway. Nonetheless, your days in the midst of apple orchards, apricot, Wall-nut, Cedar trees, and glacial streams AND distinct culture of the Kinnauri people will simply take you through a nostalgic journey and acquaint you with your concealed nature.

Best time to visit :- April to October


10. Gulmarg:



Rated as one of the best Ski destination in the world, Gulmarg in Kashmir region at an elevation of 2,690 meters is a heartland for several backpackers from all over the world. During the peak adventure season (winter) even a traveler travelling alone will be accompanied by several like minded people. Further, activities like camping, hiking and golfing on a leisure trip offers solo travelers immense pleasure during the summer season.

Best time to visit :- April to June

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