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Best Places For Solo Travel in India

Amazing places for solo trip in india, here is the list of 21 best places for solo travel in india, 1. hampi, karnataka - the abode of bygone ruins, rusty colors and fascinating landscape.

Known For : Virupaksha Temple, Hampi Vithala Temple Lotus Palace

A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Karnataka, Hampi boasts over 500 historic monuments set against a stunning backdrop of hills and the Tungabhadra river. Once the heart of the Vijayanagara empire, it encompasses temples, royal centers, and quarters of Muslim officers. Accessible via Hospet by train or Hubli by air, it's best visited in winter; with a variety of accommodations ranging from guest houses to luxury hotels, a 2-3 day stay is recommended to fully experience Hampi.

Best Time: October to March

31 Hampi Attractions

2. Kasol, Himachal Pradesh

Known For : Manikaran Sahib Nature Park Kasol Cafes in Kasol

Often called the 'Goa of the Hills', Kasol is a trekkers' haven and a hippie hotspot nestled beside the trout-rich Parvati River thats ideal for fishing and rafting. Accessible by bus and train, the best time to visit is from March to May. Offering various accommodations, visitors can plan a two-day trip: one for trekking and another for relaxation.

Best Time: October to June

28 Kasol Attractions

3. Pondicherry - The French Riviera of the East

Known For : Paradise Beach, Pondicherry Aurobindo Ashram Auroville

Experience a slice of France in Puducherry, known for its French-inspired architecture and cuisine. Enjoy a scenic drive from Chennai, explore the town, and reconnect spiritually at Auroville temple. Best visited between October and February, plan a 3-4 day stay in a colonial-style hotel.

48 Pondicherry Attractions

4. Varkala, Kerala - The hidden treasure of Kerala

Known For : Varkala Cliff Water Sports in Varkala Varkala Beach

Perched on a tranquil cliff by the Arabian Sea, Varkala in Kerala boasts attractions like Ponnumthuruthu Island and the serene Papasnanam Beach. Enjoy relaxing beach days, rejuvenate with famed Ayurvedic treatments, and explore the captivating Kapil Lake and temples. Easily accessible via Varkala station or Trivandrum Airport, it's an ideal escape from December to March, with 3-4 days perfect for delving into its wonders.

Best Time: October to February

26 Varkala Attractions

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Manali volvo tour package - excursion to solang valley, ladakh 7 days itinerary - summer holiday package with nubra & pangong stay, darjeeling tour package for family: gangtok & kalimpong, sikkim tour package for 7 days - excursion to tsomgo lake, andaman island trip package - snorkeling at elephant beach, 5. gokarna, karnataka - land of palm trees, blue seas and golden sands.

Known For : Om Beach Mahabaleshwara Temple Paradise Beach, Gokarna

For an unforgettable beach experience, head to Gokarna. Beyond its temple town essence, it boasts vibrant beaches and lively bonfire nights. Visit between October and March, accessible by bus or train, with Dabolim in Goa as the nearest airport. Embrace the backpacker life with a 4-5 day stay in cozy cottages, unwinding on hammocks.

Best Time: Throughout the year

20 Gokarna Attractions

6. Rishikesh, Uttarakhand - Yoga Capital of the World

Known For : Rafting in Rishikesh Lakshman Jhula Triveni Ghat

Nestled in the Himalayan foothills where the Ganga meets the Chandrabhaga, Rishikesh boasts thrilling adventures, ancient temples, vibrant cafes, and its title as the "Yoga Capital of the World." Easily accessible from Delhi and Dehradun, this dynamic city caters to varied interests. Stay in one of its many hostels for a 2-3 day immersive experience.

53 Rishikesh Attractions

7. Udaipur, Rajasthan - The city of Lakes

Known For : City Palace, Udaipur Lake Pichola Sajjangarh Palace

Nestled amidst the Aravalli Hills, Udaipur, the City of Lakes, gleams as Rajasthan's crown jewel. Often called the 'Venice of the East', its captivating temples, architecture, and a serene boat ride on Lake Pichola showcase its splendor. Easily accessible via the Maharana Pratap Airport or a scenic drive from cities like Ahmedabad, this enchanting city is ideal for a weekend escape, with quaint hostels and regal havelis enhancing the experience.

43 Udaipur Attractions

8. Pushkar, Rajasthan

Known For : Pushkar Lake Brahma Temple Savitri Temple

Pushkar, nestled in the Aravali ranges, is renowned for the unique Brahma temple and its vibrant street markets. Whether it's sipping chai by the ghats, exploring colorful alley shops, or soaking in the spiritual ambiance, Pushkar offers an enriching experience. Easily accessible from Ajmer and Jaipur, this pilgrimage hub is perfect for a 2-3 day stay in its welcoming hostels.

27 Pushkar Attractions

9. Shillong, Meghalaya - Scotland of the East

Known For : Umiam Lake Elephant Falls Laitlum Canyons

Shillong, Meghalaya's capital, often dubbed the 'Scotland of the East', is a refreshing retreat with its pine-clad landscapes and serene ambiance. Revered for its Lei Shyllong idol and pleasant climate, its charm is amplified by gentle drizzles. Easily reachable from Guwahati, this picturesque haven is perfect for a 3-day stay in cozy homestays or boutique hotels.

Best Time: September to May

33 Shillong Attractions

10. Ziro, Arunachal Pradesh

Known For : Tarin Fish Farm Kile Pakho Ziro Music Festival

With zero reasons to skip, Ziro Valley in Arunachal Pradesh promises an invigorating escape with its lush pine groves and vibrant orchids. Dive into the rejuvenating mountain air, take on the Dolo Mando trek, or get enchanted at the Ziro Music Festival. Easily accessible from Tezpur, this scenic destination is a must-visit from February to October, with a suggested four-day stay to fully embrace its beauty.

Best Time: September - November ; March - May

9 Ziro Attractions

11. Jaipur, Rajasthan - The Pink City

Known For : Amer Fort Jantar Mantar Jaipur Hawa Mahal

Known as the Pink City, Jaipur is a splendid blend of ancient and modern, forming a corner of the famed Golden Triangle with Delhi and Agra. A former realm of Rajput kingdoms, it's a top spot for female travelers. Conveniently linked by rail and air, spend 2-3 days in Jaipur, choosing from a rich array of accommodation, from backpacker hostels to luxury hotels.

67 Jaipur Attractions

12. Manali, Himachal Pradesh - Lover's Paradise - India's Honeymoon capital

Known For : Hidimba Temple Solang Valley Manu Temple

Manali, a harmonious blend of antiquity and modernity, is set amidst pine forests with a rushing river, feeling like a slice of a storybook world. It's a gateway to Spiti and Leh, and February visitors can witness the grandeur of the Tibetan New Year's Lossar Festival. Whether you're drawn to temples, hot springs, monasteries, or German bakeries, Manali has it all. Accessible by flight to Bhuntar or scenic roadways, plan a 5-6 day stay, choosing from a variety of accommodations.

51 Manali Attractions

13. Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh - The Spiritual Capital of India

Known For : Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple Dashashwamedh Ghat Ganga Aarti, Varanasi

Varanasi, also known as Kashi or Benaras, stands as a spiritual beacon for Hindus. Beyond its famed silk, the city's ghats and temples pulse with history, and its open-air rituals aren't for the faint-hearted. Best visited from October to March, it's accessible by flight, with accommodations ranging from riverbank budget hotels to backpacker's hostels; a three-day stay lets you fully experience its depth.

42 Varanasi Attractions

14. Mahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu

Known For : Shore Temple Mahabalipuram Beach Five Rathas

Just two hours from Chennai, Mahabalipuram is a World Heritage Site boasting ancient rock-cut temples and rich Pallava Kingdom history. While the temples attract many, the town's craftsmen keep the age-old tradition of stone-carving alive. Whether exploring on foot or by bicycle, a day or two suffices, but combining it with a longer trip to Chennai and Pudducherry is also popular.

Best Time: November to February

23 Mahabalipuram Attractions

15. Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh - The little Lhasa in India

Known For : Dalai Lama Temple St. John in the Wilderness Church Dharamshala Cricket Stadium

Dharamsala, home to the grandest Tibetan temple outside Tibet and the Dalai Lama's monastery, beckons travelers with its upper part, McLeodganj. A short trek connects Bir to Biling, world-renowned for paragliding, while Kareri lake offers another picturesque trek. Accessible by flight, or more scenically by bus or train, Dharamsala promises affordable stays, especially between March and October. Spend a weekend here or extend your trip with nearby Dalhousie or McLeodganj.

38 Dharamsala Attractions

16. Kovalam, Kerala - Beaches, Ayurveda and Shopping

Known For : Kovalam Beach Vizhinjam Lighthouse Aazhimala Shiva Temple

Kovalam is an idyllic coastal town located around 13 km from Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala. Famous for its three adjacent crescent-shaped shallow water and low tidal beaches, Kovalam is dotted with resorts and ayurvedic massage centres. Easily accessible via Trivandrum's airport and railway, it offers a range of homestays and beach resorts for a 2-3 day rejuvenating escape.

Best Time: September to March

33 Kovalam Attractions

17. Goa - Beaches, Sunsets and Crazy Nights

Known For : Calangute Beach Fort Aguada Cruise in Goa

On India's west coast, Goa, a small state with Portuguese roots, beckons with stunning beaches, delicious cuisine, and vibrant nightlife. Easily reachable by air, rail, or road, including buses from cities like Mumbai. For the full experience, stay at its diverse accommodations, from hostels to beach resorts, for at least 4 days.

197 Goa Attractions

18. Nainital, Uttarakhand - Misty lakes and mountains

Known For : Naini Lake Snow View Point Mall Road Nainital

Nestled in the Kumaon foothills of the Himalayas, Nainital is Uttarakhand's captivating hill station, with its iconic Naini Lake. Boasting a rich colonial heritage from its British founders, it's an ideal weekend escape from Delhi. Though it lacks direct connectivity, Kathgodam railway station is 35 km away, and direct buses from Delhi offer a 7-hour journey.

33 Nainital Attractions

19. Jibhi, Tirthan-valley

Nestled in the lush forests of Himachal Pradesh, Jibhi is a serene hamlet untouched by industrialization. With its dense pine forests, tranquil lakes, and pristine temples, it offers a Victorian-style retreat that transports you to another era. Reachable via Shimla's railway station, 150 km away, you can easily find rental cars or take a bus from Delhi to Aut and then a direct connection to Jibhi. Enjoy nature with a cup of chai and the melodies of birds.

20. Mysore, Karnataka - A glimpse of Southern India

Known For : Mysore Palace Brindavan Gardens Mysore Zoo

The flamboyant City of Palaces, Mysore boasts a rich royal heritage, famed silk sarees, and a backdrop of the Chamundi Hills. With its cultural allure, it attracts tourists throughout the year. While its airport isn't fully functional, Bangalore's airport is a viable alternative, with easy train and bus connections to Mysore. Stay options are plentiful, making it perfect for a two-day exploration.

36 Mysore Attractions

Beyond the bustling Kasol in Parvati Valley lies the serene village of Chalal, offering a deeper dive into Himachal's magic. A 30-minute trek away from the tourist hub of Kasol, Chalal has managed to retain its old world mountain village rustic charm. Set in the beautiful Parvati Valley of the Himalayas, with a grand view of snow-capped mountains and majestic pine trees, this quaint town can be visited between april and june. With homestays and hostels available, immerse yourself in its Himalayan charm.

Some Do's and Don'ts of Solo Travel

• While it is liberating to not have to check in with people constantly while travelling alone, make sure someone has the numbers of the places you'll be staying at.
• If you are going to a place where your phone might not get network and you are not sure where you'll stay, get an MTNL/BSNL sim-cars for your phone as most places do catch their signal.
• When going to a cold place, always carry en extra pair of woollen socks that can also double up as mittens for when your hands start to get cold.
• Always have some money strapped on your person for if your luggage were to get lost, you can at least get by to a safe location with some money.
• When backpacking, keep it light as you'll only have to carry the bag like dead weight. Backpacking to colder places is better since you can re-wear the same clothes a few times, without sweating in them and feeling mucky.

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Explore manali & kasol | free excursion to hot water springs.

About the Tour :

Manali, a captivating Himalayan village, calls to the wanderlust, nature lovers, and those seeking tranquilly. This picturesque hill station, which is stretched out slowly on the banks of the River Beas, is blessed with a wonderful landscape made up of forests, valleys, streams, rivers, and orchards, which has helped it gain popularity more quickly than the clouds that float over its hilltops.

Manali has it all, whether you want to go tubing down the Solang Valley slopes or do all your shopping at the neighbourhood market. Discover the town of Kullu, which is extraordinarily fortunate to provide a blend of adventure and environment. The ideal way to cap off your mountain vacation is to take a peaceful bath in the hot springs at Manikaran, which is located after passing through the Mini Israel of India—Kasol.

Quick Info :

• Route: Delhi/Chandigarh - Manali - Solang Valley - Kullu - Manikaran - Manali - Delhi/ Chandigarh
• Duration: 6 Days / 5 Nights
• Start point:  Delhi/ Chandigarh
• Endpoint:  Delhi/ Chandigarh

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Jaipur Ajmer Pushkar | FREE Camel Ride Tickets

About The Tour :

Blended with the true essence of Rajasthan this tour is designed in a way that it helps you experience the right mix of mysticism and serenity that prevails in the air of Rajasthan. Perfect for a short getaway this tour will help you explore the capital city of Jaipur and the small yet enchanting town of Pushkar that holds the only existing temple of the creator of the universe i.e. Lord Brahma.

Quick Notes :

• Route: Jaipur - Ajmer - Pushkar - Jaipur
• Duration: 4 Days / 3 Nights
• Start Point:  Jaipur
• End Point:  Jaipur

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Journey to Heaven | Scenic Kashmir Tour

From the lofty green Himalayas, hailed all over the world, to glittering lakes surrounded by stationary houseboats, Kashmir makes a perfect vacation to strengthen and rejuvenate your bond with your family. Lean out of your Shikara and catch a glimpse of the amazing sunset while gliding your fingers over the chilling water of the Dal Lake on a leisurely Shikara ride. One can also get to experience the magical floating stay with cozy and comfortable suites, warm hosts, and delicious Kashmiri food, which will make for a unique and idyllic stay on a houseboat.

Wave back at the shepherds as you experience the countryside on a pony ride through the verdant meadows and chilling Lidder River meandering through the mountains of Pahalgam. When there’s snow around, a snow fight is bound to happen, no matter what your age, fulfil your lifelong dream of building a snowman at Gulmarg. Conclude this perfect vacation by taking a family portrait in traditional Kashmiri attire, to treasure the memories for life. 

• Route: Srinagar - Pahalgam - Gulmarg - Srinagar
• Duration: 4 days and 3 nights
• Starting Point: Srinagar

End Point: Srinagar

The Snow Ladakh Platter - All Adventure Inclusive

Enjoy exploring the capital city of Leh and walk on the trails of the famous Chadar Trek in Chilling. Witness the mesmerizing charm of the beautiful and frozen Pangong Lake and get a chance to take a walk on the ice too!

Avail an astonishing feeling while you drive past the highest motorable road in the world, -viewing the best glimpses of the Chilling, Leh. Covering almost everything, the tour will also take you to see the real king of these parts, the Snow Leopard, in the beautiful village of Ulley. 

Leh Ladakh Srinagar with Pangong Lake

Starting from Leh, this tour gives you a boost with the beautiful lakes, views, and soothing air. Enter into two completely different worlds - beautiful Srinagar and thrilling Ladakh . Ladakh, the Land of High Passes, wins hearts with its simplicity and rugged natural beauty. Spectacular landscapes, enfolded by serrated mountains, give the region its unique character. The pristine natural heritage of this fabled realm can be seen in its picturesque lakes, unspoiled by human civilization.

Route: Leh - Sham Valley - Khardung La - Nubra Valley - Pangong - Chang La - Leh - Kargil - Srinagar

Duration: 8 Days & 7 Night

Start Point:   Leh Airport

Endpoint: Srinagar Airport

Passes Covered: Khardung-la (18,000 ft) | Chang-la (17,688 ft) | Zojila pass (11,500 ft)

Island Hopping in Andaman

About the destination:

The perfect combination of thrill and adventure, with views of serene beaches, picturesque shores, and a lot of water activities, Andaman has a lot in store for you. Embark on a journey of 6 days, explore the tropical forest and rugged coastline, spend some time away from the hustle and bustle of the city and create memories for life. The islands not only offer the perfect peek into India's fascinating history, and its stunning natural beauty during the visit to Cellular Jail but also takes you through breathtaking beaches like Elephant, Radhanagar, and more to let you admire the beauty of this mesmerizing place.

Quick facts:

• Route:  Port Blair, Havelock Island, Neil Island, Port Blair
• Duration: 6 Days, 5 Nights
• Start Point / End Point : Port Blair

Jaipur Jodhpur Udaipur | FREE Speed Boat Ride Tickets

Immerse yourself in the colorful hues of Rajasthan, one of the most famous and admired travel destinations in India. The state is known for its beauty, royal heritage, splendid forts and palaces, vibrant culture, and much more. The customized tour will help you explore Rajasthan’s true grandeur as you travel to the Pink City – Jaipur, the Blue City – Jodhpur & the White City – Udaipur.

• Route: Jaipur - Jodhpur - Udaipur - Jaipur
• Duration:  6 Days / 5 Nights
• End Point:  Jaipur

Escapade to Kerala | In the Lap of Nature

Thrilling Leh Ladakh Bike Adventure

Get ready for the ride of a lifetime with our Thrilling Leh Ladakh Bike Tour With Camping. Imagine yourself with the wind in your hair, the roar of your bike, and the thrill of the open road of Leh, Sham Valley, Khardungla, Nubra Valley, Pangong, Changla, and Stok Village. This tour isn't just an adventure; it's an adrenaline rush that beckons the explorer in you. You'll conquer the world's highest motorable pass, feel the desert sands of Nubra Valley, and witness the serenity of Pangong Lake, all while experiencing the thrill of the open road.

• Route: Leh - Sham Valley - Khardungla- Nubra Valley - Pangong - Chang La - Stok Village - Leh.
• Duration: 7 Days and 6 Nights 
• Start Point: Leh Airport

Endpoint: Leh Airport

Captivating Kashmir | A Journey to the Heaven

What strikes your mind when you think about Kashmir? Snow? Lakes? Mountains? Well, The Paradise on Earth has it all from the majestic mountains, calm lakes and a cool climate to catching a glimpse of the sunset while gliding your fingers over the chilling water of the Dal lake with a leisurely Shikara ride Kashmir.

Wave back at the shepherds as you experience the countryside on a pony ride through the verdant meadows and chilling Lidder river meandering through the mountains in Pahalgam. Slide down the hill on a ski or a sledge and roll some balls to make a snowman or get into a snow fight at the heartland of winter sports in Gulmarg. Conclude by taking a postcard perfect family frame in the traditional Kashmiri attire, to treasure the memories for life.

 Quick info :

• Duration: 5 Days and 4 Nights

Start Point: Srinagar

Majestic Manali Adventure | FREE Excursion To Manikaran

About the tour :

The rustic village of Manali, with the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal peaks in the background, offers wildly unusual and spiritually fascinating panoramic views. Enjoy the pleasant weather, panoramic grandeur, and upbeat attitudes to your heart's content!

The Hidimba temple is a peaceful site nestled among the deodar trees. Take a holy bath at the curative Vashisht hot water spring. While driving through the snow-covered walls of the Rohtang Pass, visit the Solang Valley, a paradise for nature and adventure lovers. Bollywood's favourite hill city is ideal for a holiday filled with sightseeing, adventure, and spirituality.

• Route: Manali - Rohtang Pass - Solang Valley - Manikaran - Kullu - Manali
• Start Point: Manali
• End Point: Manali

Haridwar Rishikesh Dehradun Mussoorie Tour Package

Make the most out of the experience in Uttrakhand explore an amazing transition of gorgeous natural wonders & venture deep into the region. Experience the magnificent town full of rivers, lakes, and waterfalls flowing from the hills dotted with many historical & cultural beliefs. Haridwar is a beautiful city settled on the banks of river Ganga well known for its beauty and spirituality. Located where the sacred River Ganga emerges from the base of the Himalayas.

Rishikesh this beautiful city has a blend of both adventure and spirituality. Rishikesh is also known as the "Yoga Capital of the World", it has numerous yoga centers that attract tourists. Take a journey through this holy city to refresh your spirituality. Dehradun is one of the most beautiful cities to visit in the Himalayan track nested in the beautiful Dhoon valley in the lap of Himalaya. This trip will bring up the most exclusive places and things to do in those places. Mussoorie the “Queen of Hills”, about 35 km from Dehradun caved between the mountains with great panoramic views. 

Quick Info :

• Route: Haridwar - Rishikesh - Dehradun - Mussoorie - Haridwar
• Duration: 5 Days / 4 Nights
• Start Point: Haridwar
• End Point: Haridwar

Economical Goa Tour

About the tour:

Whenever one plans to have a wonderful getaway in the midst of golden shimmering beaches, the first place that comes to mind is Goa. Its breathtaking beaches, vibrant nightlife, delicious food, historic monuments and thrilling adventure activities make this place a must-visit destination to have an incredible getaway. From witnessing beautifully built age-old cathedrals, old Portuguese-style buildings to indulging in adventurous activities to feel the thrill within, Goa has a lot to offer to visitors.

A tranquil atmosphere, sparkling waters, unwinding ambience, stellar nightlife and intimate setting make this former Portuguese territory one of the most happening places in India. This tour ensures that you absorb the culture of this wonderful place in the most authentic way possible. Being the party destination that it is, Goa has all to make sure that you have a memorable time amidst its beautiful beaches.

Quick Info:

• Duration: 5 Days, 4 Nights

Route : Panjim - Dauna Paula Beach - Miramar Becah - Mandovi River - Aguada Fort - Calangute Beach - Anjuna Beach - Candolim Beach

Start Point: Goa Airport/Railway Station

End Point: Goa Airport/Railway Station

Vacation in Meghalaya | FREE David Scott Trail Trek

About the Destination:

Meghalaya is replete with some of the most beautiful places and excitingly adventurous experiences, and that is why this place definitely comes across as a destination that one must visit at least once in one lifetime.  It is home to numerous waterfalls, dark caves, lush green valleys, picturesque lakes, and more. Feel moved by the amazing beauty of the place and take forward a beautiful story along with the pictures to share the story. The mesmerizing location will fill your memories with the pictures.

Quick Facts of 8 Days Magical Meghalaya Tour Package:

Start Point/ End Point: Guwahati Airport/ Railway Kamakhya Railway Station

Pick-up Timing/ Drop Timing: As per Traveler's Convivence

Tour Type: Private Tour

Duration: 7 Nights & 8 Days

Customization: Available as per the requirement

Leh Ladakh Getaway | With Siachen Base Camp

With a journey to Siachen, the Highest Battlefield in the world, Leh-Ladakh features most of the world’s highest motorable passes with the spectacular beauty of snow-capped mountains. Admired for its unparalleled scenic views, pristine icy lakes, and swirling roads, Ladakh is becoming the most Instagrammable place in India and is on everyone’s bucket list. The unique thing about the Ladakh terrain is that it has mountains, forests, deserts, lakes, rivers, waterfalls in one beautiful and dynamic geography.

Route:  Leh - Sham Valley - Khardungla - Nubra Valley - Siachen - Pangong - Chang-la - Leh

Duration: 7 days & 6 nights 

Start point:  Leh Airport

Passes Covered: Khardung-la (18,000 ft) | Chang-la (17,688 ft)

Best of Rajasthan

Discover Dazzling Duo | Dehradun Mussoorie

About the destination :

Nested in the Himalayan foothills, Dehradun is one of the most beautiful cities to visit in the sub-Himalayan region. Mussoorie gives the opportunity to see the hidden charm of colonial architecture. Head out for an amazing vacation in the foothills of the Himalayas to see the hidden treasure of this beautiful city. Start the tour from Dehradun and head toward Mussoorie which is at a distance of 55 km (2 hours appx) enjoy the road journey and feel the air of the place. Relax on the first day and explore nearby locations like Mall road etc. Enjoy the local and authentic cuisine of the place to get the colour of the place. Start the sightseeing tour from the next day and have a happy & surprising experience. In this Dehradun Mussoorie tour package visit, some of the most famous sites like Kempty fall, Sahastradhara, Municipal garden, Gun hill, Company garden, etc.

Quick info :

• Route: Dehradun - Mussoorie - Dehradun
• Start Point: Dehradun
• End Point : Dehradun
• Duration: 4 Days, 3 nights

Note : The above rates would vary and won't be same on special days such as Diwali, Dussehra, Christmas and New Years, to get the best rates for these days you can connect with us directly.

Best Of Kerala With Houseboat Stay | FREE Echo Point Visit

Best of Kerala

Manali Leh Srinagar Bike Trip With Tsomoriri & Hanle

About the destination:  

This circuit features some of the world’s highest motorable passes with the spectacular beauty of snow-capped mountains, Lakes, rivers on their side while covering these breathtaking destinations, Solang valley, Gata Loops, Hanle, Tsomoriri, Zojila pass, Kargil, Magnetic hill, Confluence of Indus And Zanskar River, Dal lake and much more waiting on the way!

 Get ready to make your dream of riding in Ladakh come true in the action-packed bike trip where one would be experiencing the fusion of thrill, serene beauty and culture of The "Land of High Passes", as the entire tour is exclusively elected by Thrillophilia's outdoor experts.

Admired for its unparalleled scenic views, pristine icy lakes, and swirling roads, This circuit is becoming the most Instagrammable place in India and is on everyone’s bucket list, it offers you a stay amidst the beautiful valley of mountains and a starlit sky in the night.

Quick info:

Route: Manali-Jispa-Sarchu-Tsomoriri-Hanle-Pangong Tso-Nubra Valley-Leh-Kargil-Sonamarg-Srinagar.

Duration: 11 Days & 10 Night 

Start point: Manali

Endpoint: Srinagar

Passes covered: Khardung-la (18,000 ft), Rohtang Pass (16,051 ft), Lachung La(16,600 ft), Baralacha la ( 16,000 ft), and Zojila pass (11,500 ft)

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Andaman is a perfect place to explore the beauty of marine life and relax by the side of the beaches for it is home to many beautiful beaches and ridges. It is enveloped in thick tropical forests and forms a disjointed and long chain of 527 islands in an arc formation. Fascinating you with its turquoise water, silver shimmering sand, and breathtaking corals, this tour offers you a perfect beach escapade amidst the glorifying shores.

• Route:  Port Blair - Havelock Island - Port Blair
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Rajasthan Wonders | FREE Nakki Lake Visit

Rajasthan has a colorful and lively vibe that revolves around the shades of royal Rajputana culture and heritage. It is a place that offers a perfect blend of mystical palaces, majestic lakes, charming streets, mighty Aravali peaks, and everything else in between. This tour will take you to the city of lakes, Udaipur, where you will witness the charm of Lake Pichola and the grace it holds when the sun splashes its golden shimmering light as it sets on the naked Aravali hills.

• Route:  Udaipur - Mount Abu - Udaipur
• Duration:  4 Days/ 3 Nights 
• Start point:  Udaipur
• Endpoint:   Udaipur

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Cuddled up cosily amidst the mountains, Kashmir Great Lakes Trek is yet another hidden jewel of Kashmir as it validates Kashmir’s mythical status as heaven on earth. The beautiful Alpine and snow-clad mountains will walk through the paths, and green meadows, and rocky terrains are there to bound the journey.

Every day is a 360° panorama of wild, rugged mountains, rolling meadows and turquoise alpine lakes and you get more than seven of these lakes and five very different valleys to explore! The Kashmir Great Lakes, however, is an IMAX 3D experience – such is the grandeur of the trek. If you have not done this trek, put it on your bucket list!

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Duration: 7D/6N

Trekking distance:  72km

Maximum Altitude: 13,800ft

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Kashmir Great Lakes TrekTemperature: 17°C-20°C (Max. During Day Time) to 3°C-4°C ( Min. During Night Time)

Best Time to do Kashmir Great Lake Treks: July to September

Railway Station: Jammu is the nearest railway station 

Airport: Srinagar Airport

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Call it a poet’s inspiration or a painter’s imagination, the beauty of Himachal can’t be summed up in just a few words or sentences. Filled with beautiful valleys, breathtaking mountain ranges, scenic hiking trails, mystical rivers, and peaceful monasteries, visit this heavenly abode that no one can forget.

Imagine the still-life scenes from your favourite Bollywood movies - 3 idiots, Gadar, Jab We Met shot at the iconic Ridge of Shimla. Drive through the snow walls of Rohtang and satisfy the adventure junkie in you by going white water rafting in the gurgling Beas River in Manali or indulging in adventure activities like paragliding, zorbing, skiing at the Solang valley. Feel like being in Switzerland as you walk on the lush grasslands of Khajjiar. Capture a perfect cheering fan picture at the highest cricket stadium of Dharamshala and cherish the moments for life. 

• Route:  Delhi/Chandigarh - Manali - Solang - Dharamshala - McLeodganj - Dalhousie - Khajjiar - Delhi/Chandigarh
• Duration:  7 Days / 6 Nights
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Set out on a 4-day tour of Mystic Meghalaya, a journey that promises to reveal the hidden treasures of India's northeastern wonderland. This adventure takes you to unique destinations, including Cherrapunji, the Nongriat Trek, and Shillong via Dawki, ensuring a concentrated dose of awe-inspiring experiences.

The tour commences with a visit to Cherrapunji, renowned for its dramatic monsoons and the stunning Nohkalikai Falls. Proceed further and join the adventure that takes on an exhilarating turn with the Nongriat Trek, where you'll hike through lush jungles and awe-inspiring living root bridges. As you continue your journey to Shillong via Dawki, you'll be mesmerized by the crystal-clear waters of the Umngot River, ideal for a tranquil boat ride. The road to Shillong via Dawki is equally enchanting, offering picturesque landscapes. This 4-day exploration promises a whirlwind of natural beauty and adventure, leaving you with vivid memories of the mystic Meghalaya.

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Start Point/ End Point: Guwahati Airport/ Guwahati Railway Station

Pick-up Timing/ Drop Timing: As per Traveler's Convenience

Stay: Private Standard accommodation on double/ triple sharing (open for Upgradation on request)

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Customization : Available on Request

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This tour features the tales of courage, pride, and romance that the bards of Rajasthan have been singing for centuries. Starting from the city of Lakes and Palaces, Udaipur to exploring the largest fort in Rajasthan, Chittorgarh which has evidence of being built during the era of Mahabharata, this tour will truly satisfy the history buff in you. Relive the Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani moments by taking a picturesque boat ride in Pichola Lake surrounded by the skyline of the city palace of Udaipur.

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• Route: Udaipur - Kumbhalgarh - Chittorgarh - Udaipur
• Duration:  5 Days/ 4 Nights
• Start point:  Udaipur
• Endpoint:  Udaipur

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From witnessing beautifully built age-old cathedrals, old Portuguese-style buildings to indulging in adventurous activities to feel the thrill within, Goa has a lot to offer to visitors. This tour ensures that you absorb the culture of this wonderful place in the most authentic way possible. Being the party destination that it is, Goa has all to make sure that you have a memorable time amidst its beautiful beaches.

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Start Point: Goa

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"The places visited: Delhi has surprisingly beautiful and impressive palaces and towers; Agra with the emotionally moving Taj Mahal and the red fort." Bernhard, traveled in February 2024

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"Private tour including flight was a well designed tour package suitable for us. History of the Taj Mahal is just outstanding." Jonathan, traveled in May 2022

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Golden Triangle Tour 4 Days From Hyderabad with Return Flights and I must say, it was an unforgettable experience. From start to finish, everything was well-organized and exceeded my expectations. Firstly, the tour included return flights from Hyderabad which made the whole trip hassle-free. The flights were on time and comfortable, giving us a good start to the trip. Upon arrival, we were greeted by our friendly tour guide who gave us a brief overview of the itinerary for the next four days. The first stop on the tour was Delhi, where we visited iconic landmarks such as the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, and India Gate. Our guide was very knowledgeable and shared interesting facts and stories about each place we visited. We also got to taste some delicious street food in Old Delhi, which was a highlight for me. Next, we headed to Agra to see the magnificent Taj Mahal. It truly is a wonder of the world and the beauty of it left me speechless. The tour also included a visit to Agra Fort, which was equally impressive. The tour provided us with a professional photographer who captured some amazing shots of us with the Taj Mahal in the background. The final leg of the trip was to Jaipur, also known as the Pink City. We visited the Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal, and the City Palace, all of which were breathtaking. The tour also included a traditional Rajasthani dinner, which was a great way to experience the local culture and cuisine. Throughout the tour, we stayed in comfortable and well-located hotels. The meals provided were delicious and catered to all dietary restrictions. The tour also included a private air-conditioned car for transportation, which made traveling between cities convenient and comfortable. Overall, I highly recommend the Golden Triangle Tour 4 Days From Hyderabad with Return Flights. It is a perfect way to explore the best of North India in a short amount of time. The tour was well-organized, the accommodations were great, and the sights were truly unforgettable. I would definitely go on this tour again and recommend it to anyone looking for a hassle-free and enriching travel experience.

Three day private tour by air to the Taj Mahal was an excellent trip and we found it convenient. Everything was up to mark and we highly recommend the tour

Private tour including flight was a well designed tour package suitable for us. We booked it as it has a good rate as compared to other tour packages. We had a great time in Taj Mahal and it has many things to know. History of the Taj Mahal is just outstanding and i really loved knowing about Mughals.

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Fly Solo in Hyderabad: 12 Unforgettable Places to Explore

• December 28, 2023

Hyderabad, the city of Nizams, is a thriving metropolis with a rich history and a wealth of exciting things to offer. Hyderabad has a plethora of fascinating spots to explore for single travellers looking for adventure and exploration. The city has something for everyone, from majestic historical sites to calm lakes, lively bazaars to serene gardens. So, prepare to fly alone and start on a memorable voyage as we reveal 12 unforgettable places to visit solo in Hyderabad .

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1. Golconda Fort

2. chowmahalla palace, 3. park hyatt spa, 4. kholani restaurant, 5. lumbini park, 6. hussain sagar lake, 7. inorbit mall, 8. spanish mosque, 9. nehru zoo park, 10. salar jung museum, 11. birla science museum, 12. charminar, wrapping up, 12 places in hyderabad to visit solo.

One of the best places to visit solo in Hyderabad , prominent for its sound and light show. It is a magnificent historical monument nestled 7 miles away from Hyderabad. The fort’s remarkable construction, which includes towering granite walls and intricate carvings, exemplifies the Qutb Shahi dynasty’s architectural prowess. Visit the renowned diamond mines that once made Golconda famous worldwide while exploring Golconda Fort. 

Timings: 09:00 AM to 05:30 PM 

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The intricate architecture, magnificent gardens, and elegant halls that transport you back to a bygone era will captivate you as you travel across the vast complex. The tranquil courtyards and beautiful gardens offer a pleasant escape while also providing a look into the Nizams’ luxury lifestyle. A visit to Chowmahalla Palace is more than just a tour; one of the best places to visit alone in Hyderabad, it’s a journey into Hyderabad’s regal past, where the splendour of the Nizams’ era comes to life.

Address: Motigalli, Khilwat, Hyderabad

Timings: 10:00 AM to 05:30 PM

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One of the best places to visit solo in Hyderabad , as it is a prominent wellness retreat for solo travellers. At Park Hyatt Spa, you may experience the perfect fusion of Hyderabad’s historic Nizami heritage and modern luxury. The spa rooms elegantly bend Nizami culture’s richness with the most top-notch technological innovations, offering a unique spa experience that rejuvenates your body and relaxes your soul.

Address: Road No. 2, Banjara Hills Hyderabad, Telangana

Timings: 10:00 AM to 08:00 PM

If you’re a solo traveller, it is one of the best places to visit alone in Hyderabad. This restaurant promises to tantalise your taste buds and take you on a culinary trip, from savouring traditional Hyderabadi cuisine’s rich and aromatic dishes to exploring India’s numerous culinary traditions. Whether you dine inside among the cosy decor or opt for outdoor seating among the city’s bustling ambience, every time spent at Kholani’s Kitchen is an experience to remember.

Address: Road No. 10, Singada Kunta, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad

Cost: ₹1700 for two people (approx) 

Things to try: Desserts, Mutton Biryani, Prawns, and Fish

Nestled near the calm Hussain Sagar Lake, it is an exciting place for single travellers seeking tranquillity and natural beauty in the heart of Hyderabad. This picturesque park, one of the prominent places to visit solo in Hyderabad , has the legendary ‘Buddha Statue of Hyderabad,’ a massive monolithic statue that stands on a small island, adding to its attractiveness. 

Address: Opposite Secretariat New Gate, Khairatabad, Hyderabad

Timings: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Entry fees : ₹20 – ₹110

It is one of the must-visit places to visit solo in Hyderabad. This massive lake provides a tranquil getaway where you can take pleasant walks along the promenade, ride a boat, and observe the famous Buddha statue. With its calm beauty and engaging charm, Hussain Sagar Lake provides an ideal location for solo exploration and reflection in the city’s heart. Whether you select a paddleboat, a motorboat, or a deluxe cruise, the pleasure of gliding across the lake’s glistening surface is lovely.

Timings: 08:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Entry fees : ₹55 to ₹400

It provides various experiences with its extensive selection of 123 brands and top-tier amenities such as a vast food court, gaming area, and a 6-screen cinema. Inorbit Mall in Hyderabad offers a bustling atmosphere for solo discovery and enjoyment, whether indulging in retail therapy, playing thrilling games, or devouring delectable meals.

Address: APIIC Software Layout, Madhapur, Hyderabad, Telangana 

This magnificent mosque, also known as the Masjid Iqbal Ud Daula, combines Spanish and Moorish elements in its exquisite features and lofty domes. Step inside to see the grandeur of the prayer hall, embellished with stunning arches, exquisite carvings, and colourful mosaic tiles.

Address:   Indian Airlines Colony, Patigadda, Begumpet, Hyderabad, Telangana

One of the must-visit places to visit solo in Hyderabad. This zoo, which features many animals, birds, and reptiles, provides an excellent chance to see and learn about numerous species worldwide. By providing vast cages and natural surroundings, the zoo seeks to ensure the well-being and conservation of its inhabitants. Visitors can travel through the park, seeing the majestic tigers, playful primates, lovely birds, and other intriguing species. 

Address: Bahadurpura, Hyderabad, Telangana

Entry fees: ₹60 to ₹600

Address : Darulshifa, Hyderabad, Telangana

Timings : 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

One of the most popular places to visit solo in Hyderabad, this museum includes a vast collection of over a million artefacts worldwide. The museum, founded by Nawab Mir Yousuf Ali Khan, better known as Salar Jung III, features an extensive collection of artefacts, including spectacular sculptures, detailed paintings, rare manuscripts, and exquisite jewellery.

Birla Science Museum, the most captivating place to visit in Hyderabad alone, is heaven for science enthusiasts and interested solo travellers. The museum delivers an immersive and informative experience with its different sections dedicated to the Planetarium, Participatory Science Museum, Archaeology, and Fine Art.

Address: Hill Fort Rd, Hyderabad, Telangana

Entry Fee: Rs.150/-

Timings: 10:30 AM to 8:00 PM

One of the must-visit places to visit in Hyderabad alone. The proximity of Charminar to other historical landmarks, such as the Mecca Masjid, allows lone travellers to dig further into the city’s cultural tapestry. The mosque’s serene environment and architectural beauty provide a peaceful backdrop for introspection and spiritual contemplation.

Address : Char Kaman, Ghansi Bazaar

Timings : 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM

The city is a treasure trove of delights, from experiencing the architectural marvels of Charminar and Golconda Fort to indulging in the culinary delights of local markets and savouring the famous Hyderabadi biryani. Whether you want to find tranquillity in the tranquil gardens or immerse yourself in local culture through exciting festivals and events, Hyderabad has it all. As you walk around the city’s streets and learn about its rich history, you’ll see the warmth and hospitality of its inhabitants. So pack your bags, set out on a solo adventure, to explore the places to visit in Hyderabad alone and let Hyderabad weave its spell on you as you create beautiful experiences in this enchanting city.

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15 Top 2-day Trips from Hyderabad

1. srisailam – mallelateertham falls.

Mode of Travel: Car / Cab

Total Distance (round trip): 460 km

Important places visited:

Day 1: Start at 7 AM from Hyderabad and visit following places

• Srisailam Dam (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple (Duration of visit: 2 Hours)
• Sakshi Ganapathi Temple (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Phaladhara Panchadhara (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Sikharam (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)

Day 2: Start at 8.30 AM and visit the following places

• Pathala Ganga (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Tribal Museum (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Mallela Theertham (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)

Tour Starts from:  INR 6000

2. Nagarjunasagar – Ethipothala Falls – Panagal

Total Distance (round trip): 370 km

• Nagarjuna Sagar Dam (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Anupu (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Ethipothala Falls (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)

Day 2: Start at 9 AM and visit the following places

• Nagarjuna Konda (Duration of visit: 3 Hours)
• Chaya Someshwara Temple – Panagal (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)

Drive back and reach Hyderabad by around 9 PM

Tour Starts from: INR 6000

3. Warangal – Ramappa Temple – Laknavaram

Total Distance (round trip): 476 km

• Jain Temple – Kolanupaka (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Sri Someswara Temple – Kolanupaka (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Thousand Pillar Temple (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Warangal Fort (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Bhadra Kali Temple (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Ramappa Temple (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Laknavaram Lake (Duration of visit: 2 Hours)

Drive back and reach Hyderabad by around 10 PM

Tour Starts from: INR 5500

4. Vodarevu Beach – Suryalanka – Mangalagiri

Total Distance (round trip): 720 km

Day 1: Start at 6 AM from Hyderabad and visit following places

• Vodarevu Beach – Chirala (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Suryalanka Beach – Bapatla (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Mangalagiri – Lakshmi Narasimha Temple (Duration of visit: 2 Hours)
• Kondapalli Fort (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)

Tour Starts from: INR 6850

 5. Best of Hampi

Mode of Travel: Bus / Train

Total Distance (round trip): 754 km

Day 1: Start at 5 AM from Hyderabad and visit following places

• Queen’s Bath (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Mahanavami Dibba (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Stepped Tank (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Royal Enclosure (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• King’s Audience Hall (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Hazara Rama Temple (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Vira Harihara Palace (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Lotus Mahal (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Zenana Enclosure (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Elephant Stables (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Ugra Narasimha (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Sri Krishna Temple (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Kadalekalu Ganesha Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Virupaksha Temple (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Hemakuta Hill Temple Complex (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Hampi Bazaar (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Vittala Temple (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)

Tour Starts from: INR 7750

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6. Alampur – Mantralayam

Mode of Travel : Car / Cab

Total Distance (round trip): 560 km

• Kudala Sangameswara Temple (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Papanasi Temples (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Bala Brahma Temple (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Garuda Brahma Temple (Duration of visit: 5 Mins)
• Jogulamba Temple (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Swarga Brahma Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Kumara Brahma Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Arka Brahma Temple (Duration of visit: 5 Mins)
• Vira Brahma Temple (Duration of visit: 5 Mins)
• Vishwa Brahma Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Archeology Museum (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)

Day 2: Start at 8 AM and visit the following places

• Brundavan – Samadhi Temple (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Manchalamma Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Panchamukhi Anjaneya Temple (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)

Tour Starts from: INR 6100

7. Basara – Kuntala Falls – Pochera Falls

• Godavari River & Bathing Ghat (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Sri Gnana Saraswathi Temple (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Vyasa Maharshi Cave (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Kuntala Falls (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Pochera Falls (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)

Tour Starts from: INR 5700

 8. Badami – Pattadakal – Aihole

Total Distance (round trip): 800 km

Day 1: Start at 4 AM from Hyderabad and visit following places

• Badami Caves (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Agasthya Lake (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Archaeological Museum (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Mallikarjuna Temples (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Boothanatha Temple (Duration of visit: 30 Mins – 1 Hour)
• Badami Fort (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Banashankari Temple (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Jain Temple (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Kadasiddeshwara Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Galaganatha Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Jambulinga Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Sangameshwara Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Virupaksha Temple (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Mallikarjuna Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Kashi Vishwanatha Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Papanatha Temple (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Galaganatha Temple Complex (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Durga Temple (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Suryanarayana Gudi (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Ladkhan Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Goudaragudi Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Chakra Gudi (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Ambigera Gudi Complex (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Jyotirlinga Temple Complex (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Ravanaphadi Cave Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Huchchimalli Temple (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Mallikarjuna Temple Complex (Duration of visit: 15 Mins)
• Meguti Jain Temple (Duration of visit: 30 Mins – 1 Hr)

Drive back and reach Hyderabad by around 12 AM

Tour Starts from: INR 8500

 9. Yadagirigutta – Kolanupaka – Warangal

Total Distance (round trip): 320 km

• Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple (Duration of visit: 2-3 Hours)

10. Bidar – Basavakalyan

Total Distance (round trip): 415 km

• Bidar Fort (Duration of visit: 2 Hours)
• Mahmud Gawan Madarsa (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Bahmani Tombs (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Narasimha Jhira Cave Temple (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Barid Shahi Tombs (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Sri Kamalishwara Temple – Jalsangvi (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Sri Manik Prabhu Temple – Humnabad (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Sri Veerabhadreshwara Temple – Humnabad (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Basavakalyan (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)

Tour Starts from: INR 5750

11. Gandikota – Belum Caves

Total Distance (round trip): 740 km

• Belum Caves
• Madhavaraya Temple
• Jamia Masjid
• Raghunathaswamy Temple
• Pennar River George Viewpoint

Tour Starts from: INR 7000

12. Wargal – Vemulawada – Kondagattu – Dharmapuri

• Wargal Saraswati Temple (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swamy Temple (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Lakshmi Narasimha Temple – Nampally Gutta (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Kondagattu Anjaneya Swamy Temple (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Dharmapuri (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Kotilingala (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)

Tour Starts from: INR 5850

13. Warangal – Kaleswaram

• Kaleshwaram (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)

14. Basara – Sahastrakund Falls – Sriramsagar

Total Distance (round trip): 627 km

• Sahastrakund Waterfalls (Duration of visit: 2 Hours)
• Sriram Sagar Dam (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)

15. Bhadrachalam – Kinnerasani Dam

Total Distance (round trip): 644 km

• Sri Sita Rama Temple (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Sri Abhaya Anjaneya Temple (Duration of visit: 30 Mins)
• Parnasala (Duration of visit: 1 Hour)
• Kinnerasani Wildlife Sanctuary (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)
• Kinnerasani Dam (Duration of visit: 1-2 Hours)

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• 37 Best Road Trips From Hyderabad That Will Make You Fall In Love With South India In 2024!

28 Oct 2021

While the city of Nizams does have a lot to keep its people and tourists intrigued, escaping for a refreshing break every now and then is a great choice to make. So, irrespective of how busy or bored you are, get up, get ready, and head out on these best road trips from Hyderabad that will surely make you wish the journey never ends.

However, don’t forget to take a note of all the unique things to do during these 10 weekend trips from Hyderabad before you actually head out!

37 Best Road Trips From Hyderabad 

Here is a list of all the road trips from Hyderabad that will give you ultimate fun and soul-stirring experience. May it be long road trips from Hyderabad or short, everything’s included. Take a look!

• Nagarjunasagar – Paradise For Nature Lovers
• Srisailam – Old-World Charm
• Gulbarga – The Islamic Marvel
• Kurnool – The Hyderabadi Tropics
• Adilabad – Antiquity All Around
• Belum Caves – Mysterious Chambers
• Hampi – The Most Popular
• Horsley Hills – Land Of Scenic Views
• Dandeli – Heaven For Adventure Enthusiasts
• Pench National Park – The Southern Wildlife
• Badami – Architectural Sandstone Marvel
• Karimnagar – Seat Of Vedic Learning
• Pattadakal – Essence Of Spirituality All Around
• Nalgonda – Town Of Neolithic Culture
• Ananthagiri Hills – Awe-Inspiring Landscapes
• Warangal – Teleport To The Time Of Royal Affairs
• Papikondalu – The Serene Wonder
• Medak Fort – Hidden Tales Of The Past
• Mrugavani National Park – Jungle Full Of Exotic Wildlife
• Pocharam Wildlife Sanctuary – Home To Gorgeous Flamingos
• Nelakondapalli – The Culturally Correct
• Vijayawada – The Palace Of Victory
• Ajanta And Ellora Caves – Rock Cut Ancient Wonder
• Rollapadu Wildlife Sanctuary – Diversity In Wildlife
• Chilkur Balaji Temple – The Calm ‘Sagar’
• Bhadrachalam – Latched With The Tales Of Ramayana
• Bidar – The Historic Land
• Yadagirigutta – A Must-Visit Pilgrimage Town
• Basara – Witness The Oldest Saraswati Temple
• Vemulawada – Ultimate Spiritual Getaway
• Alampur – Known For Ancient Temples
• Khammam – Sites That Depict The Heritage
• Keesara Gutta – Observe The Ancient Ruins
• Nizamabad – With Dams Worth Visiting
• Singur Dam – A Wildlife Reserve
• Jurala Dam – Mesmerising Natural Setting
• Kollapur – Rich In History And Religion

1. Nagarjunasagar – Paradise For Nature Lovers

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Absolutely perfect for a one day trip near Hyderabad , Nagarjunasagar is a great place to be. Its location on the Krishna River makes it a paradise for nature lovers and the Buddhist monasteries around make it a haven for culture vultures. If you’re one of them, think no more and drive there right away. This is one of the best short road trips from Hyderabad!

Distance From Hyderabad: 160 km Things To Do: Witnessing the splendid waterfall, enjoying the panoramic views, boat ride to Nagarjuna Konda, and more.

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2. Srisailam – Old-World Charm

Located in the heart of Nallamala Forest in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh, Srisailam has a true old-world vibe associated with it. From visiting temples to taking a boat tour till the caves, there’s a lot you can do during your road trip from Hyderabad here.

Distance From Hyderabad: 215 km Things To Do: Enjoy a jeep ride to the Ista Kameswari Temple, go wildlife spotting at Srisailam-Nagarjuna Sagar Tiger Reserve, visit the majestic Akkamahadevi Caves, and more.

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3. Gulbarga – The Islamic Marvel

If you wish to take short trips from Hyderabad , then Gulbarga or Kalburgi is one of the best places to visit. Dotted with shrines and domes built in the Islamic style, this city will give you a good glimpse of the Hyderabad Nizam’s dynasty and culture. Head out anytime, but just don’t forget to take your camera.

Distance From Hyderabad: 230 km Things To Do: Camping and trekking at the nearby Chandrampalli Dam, visit the old fort and the intriguing buildings like Jama Masjid inside, and more.

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4. Kurnool – The Hyderabadi Tropics

Situated on the edge of the Tungabhadra River, Kurnool is a tropical getaway destination near Hyderabad. If you love getting close to nature and closer to your loved ones, this is a great place for visiting via a road trip from Hyderabad . And irrespective of whether you’re a history buff or not, you will enjoy to the fullest when you’re here.

Distance From Hyderabad: 218 km Things To Do: Go for bird watching and wildlife spotting at the Rollapadu Bird Sanctuary nearby, plan a picnic at Oravakallu Rock Garden, and more.

Suggested Read: 55 Fascinating Places To Visit In Hyderabad To Witness The Rich History And Glory

5. Adilabad – Antiquity All Around

Located in Telangana, Adilabad is a small town with an old-world charm. From waterfalls to wildlife sanctuaries, it has got everything around for treating the nature admirer and adventurer in you. So, if you’re looking for the best road trips in India from Hyderabad , this is the place to visit!

Distance From Hyderabad: 305 km Things To Do: Visit the Kawal Wildlife Sanctuary and Pranahita Wildlife Sanctuary, spent some time at the Mavala Lake nearby, enjoy a short drive to Kuntala Falls, and more

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6. Belum Caves – Mysterious Chambers

While they are located in Kurnool, a visit to the caves can also be planned as a separate trip for sightseeing near Hyderabad . Its long passages, large chambers, and smooth walls reflect on the old-school interiors, which will surely leave you spellbound and speechless.

Distance From Hyderabad: 320 km Things To Do: Explore the caves, go witness the huge Buddha statue on a nearby hillock, and more

7. Hampi – The Most Popular

Being a famous UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hampi is one of the best tourist places near Hyderabad . Along with the ancient Virupaksha Temple, it also has a lot of other monuments of the bygone era. Needless to say, witnessing the ruins here is an experience of a lifetime and you must tick it off your list!

Distance From Hyderabad: 385 km Things To Do: Indulge in photography, visit the famous Hindu Temples like Hazara Rama Temple and Achyutaraya Temple, and more.

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8. Horsley Hills – Land Of Scenic Views

The picturesque Horsley Hills is a splendid place to visit if you’re looking for a holiday amidst the hills. Located at a height of 4,312 feet above the sea level, this place has very cool weather and is one of the  perfect weekend getaways from Hyderabad . From adventurous activities to serene views, you would get to experience everything here.

Distance From Hyderabad: 540 km Things To Do In Horsley Hills : Indulge in zorbing, rappelling, and trekking, visit the Mansarovar Lake, Highview Point, and the Koundinya Wildlife Sanctuary nearby.

9. Dandeli – Heaven For Adventure Enthusiasts

Famous amongst all the places that are perfect for visiting for weekend trips from Hyderabad , Dandeli is a paradise for adventure lovers. Offering one of the most enchanting long drive from Hyderabad , from enjoying a wildlife safari to visiting the nearby Kavala Caves, there’s a lot to do here. If you’re looking for a thrilling escape, spend a weekend here & rejuvenate yourself.

Distance From Hyderabad: 575 km Things To Do In Dandeli : Enjoy a wildlife safari at the Dandeli Anshi Tiger Reserve, visit the ancient limestone caves situated nearby, indulge in rafting, and more.

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10. Pench National Park – The Southern Wildlife

Situated on the southern slopes of the Satpura Range, the Pench National Park is an incredible place to visit, especially if you’re a wildlife enthusiast. Be it enjoying a nature walk or spotting a variety of flora or fauna, this place will not only bring you closer to nature but also to yourself. Moreover, the butter-smooth paths make it one of the best long drives from Hyderabad . 

Distance From Hyderabad: 660 km Things To Do: Jungle safari, elephant ride, nature walk, and more.

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11. Badami – Architectural Sandstone Marvel

Road trips are all about good company and extremely beautiful paths that lead to the destination. Badami is exactly what defines such as road trips. The road trip to Badami from Hyderabad might be a little long but the enchanting surroundings throughout would totally make it worth it. Exhibiting a great amalgamation of lush greenery and rugged rocks, this destination is known for its charming architecture of the cave temples. Another important element of Badami is the fort which is sitting on the peak of a hill and offers an amazing view of the town that is spread as far as the eye can see.

Distance From Hyderabad: 420 km Things To Do: Embracing the nature, witnessing the beautiful architecture, exploring the fort, and more.

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12. Karimnagar – Seat Of Vedic Learning

For those who wish to experience a butter-smooth ride on a clean road that is free of any hindrances or potholes, Karimnagar is your answer. The surroundings of Karimnagar are not less than stupendous and is a feast for the eyes of the spectators. Karimnagar is a historic town sitting in the North-west of Telangana that is known as the ‘seat of Vedic learning’. There are not only forts that are capable of teleporting a traveler to the golden and ancient days of Karimnagar but is also home to many other attractions such as Vemulawada, Kondagattu, Dharmapuri, and much more.

Distance From Hyderabad: 163 km Things To Do: Shopping spree, stroll around the fort, pay a visit to Dharmapuri, and more.

13. Pattadakal – Essence Of Spirituality All Around

If one is looking for a road trip to a destination that embraces the essence of spirituality in every nook should consider traveling to Pattadakal. Blanketing an extensive number of Jain and Hindu temples, Pattadakal is that location near Hyderabad that has managed to earn itself a spot in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The amazingly constructed highways and picturesque landscapes surrounding the path make Pattadakal an ideal location for a road trip. The temples housing in this destination offers some of the finest alchemy of northern and southern architecture, making it look enchanting. This could be one of the best  long road trips from Hyderabad .

Distance From Hyderabad: 404 km Things To Do: Capture the beautiful surrounding, seek blessings at the temples, witness the architecture, and more.

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14. Nalgonda – Town Of Neolithic Culture

Showcasing the cultural heritage and deeply-rooted history, Nalgonda is a city that exhibits the hints of Neolithic culture immensely. Dating back to the Paleolithic Age, Nalgonda is that city that has witnessed the unearthing of various categories of sling stones, and other artifacts. Ruled by religiously different rulers, Hindu and Muslim, Nalgonda has been a part of many major historic tales that make this destination earn a spot in the bucket list of numerous history aficionados out there. Today, the city not only showcases a vibrant blend of various cultures and traditions but is also home to many attractions.

Distance From Hyderabad: 100 km Things To Do: Paying a visit to temples, embracing the historic vibes of ancient city, and more.

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15. Ananthagiri Hills – Awe-Inspiring Landscapes

Reeking of paradisiacal views and scenic landscapes, Ananthagiri Hills is an ideal destination for those who are seeking to lose themselves in the scintillating beauty of marvels of mother nature. When the snow-white clouds form a crown over the majestic hills of this destination, this is nothing less than a treat for the eyes of the spectators. Along with natural wonders, this hills also offers stunning trekking trails and is nothing less than a paradise on earth for trekkers and thrill-seekers. Exhibiting alchemy of aromatic coffee plantations and exotic flora, this destination is great for a romantic escape for couples.

Distance From Hyderabad: 80 km Things To Do: Trekking along the trails, witnessing the beautiful nature, and more.

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16. Warangal – Teleport To The Time Of Royal Affairs

Capable of teleporting travelers to the ties of kings and queens, Warangal offers an alchemy of some stunning historical sites and marvels of mother nature. Tagged as the fifth largest city in the state, Warangal is a must-visit for those who wish to seek some insight into the significant eras of this destination. Teleporting travelers to the time of royal affairs, Warangal is also home to a massive hillock that is believed to have been carved out entirely from one stone. Also known as Oruguallu, Omtikonda or Ekasilanagaram, this destination is definitely worth checking out.

Distance From Hyderabad: 140 km Things To Do: Visiting the Parkhal Lake, witness the exotic wildlife, and more.

17. Papikondalu – The Serene Wonder

Offering some of the most beautiful paths that lead to this mountain range, Hyderabad is a destination that is full of hidden jewels right under its nose. Papikondalu being one of them. Offering one of the best bike trips from Hyderabad, sitting along the banks of beautiful River Godavari, Papikondalu is nothing less than a feast for the eyes of the spectators. As soon as the travelers get closer to the mighty hills in this destination and the river starts getting narrower and narrower, the views that are formed by the placement of natural elements take away the breath of visitors.

Distance From Hyderabad: 400 km Things To Do: Witness the exotic wildlife, experience serenity, soak in the beauty of nature, and more.

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18. Medak Fort – Hidden Tales Of The Past

If strolling around the fort, exploring and unraveling the mysteries of its ancient past or admiring the beautifully planned structures from the golden days is what one is seeking, Medak Fort is sitting in Telangana, waiting for you with its arms wide open. Offering a great opportunity for road trips from Hyderabad with friends or partners, Medak Fort is nothing less than an epitome of architecture from the bygone era. In the present day, this fort is just about ancient ruins and remnants, but it is still magnificent.

Distance From Hyderabad: 96 km Things To Do: Stroll around the fort, witness the architecture of ancient times, and more.

19. Mrugavani National Park – Jungle Full Of Exotic Wildlife

Giving travelers an opportunity to witness some of the most exotic species of both flora as well as fauna, Mrugavani National Park is one of the famous crowd-pleasers not only amidst locals but also tourists. This National Park is home to around 600 species of wildlife and plantations and is spread over an area of 1211 acres. Apart from this, the National Park also blankets a watchtower that showcases some amazing views of the wildland below along with housing a jungle resort that reeks of opulence.

Distance From Hyderabad: 30 km Things To Do: Birdwatching, jungle safari, and more.

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20. Pocharam Wildlife Sanctuary – Home To Gorgeous Flamingos

Another destination that is just a road trip away from Hyderabad and is a favorite amidst wildlife lovers is the Pocharam Wildlife Sanctuary. Once a hunting ground for the Nizam in ancient times, Pocharam Wildlife Sanctuary was built during the year 1952. This Sanctuary is home to Pocharam Lake which was the reason behind the name of this destination. The destination is nestled amidst the hills on all four sides and offers some stupendous views of the natural wonders. The marvels sitting in this destination usually takes away the breath of travelers visiting this destination.

Distance From Hyderabad: 20 km Things To Do: Befriend the exotic wildlife, capture the scenic views, and more.

21. Nelakondapalli – The Culturally Correct

There is no dearth of places near Hyderabad that would fail to impress history aficionados. Nelakondapalli is another destination that allows travelers to explore and get an insight into the culture, religion, and rich history of the place. Along with historical representations, the architectural marvels that stand in the form of temples on the floors of this destination simply adds to an already impeccable experience. This destination boasts digging up of the Buddha stupas and its significance in the famous Hindu epic named Mahabharat. Whether it’s about satisfying that craving for an archeological experience or unraveling another religious town, this destination is the answer.

Distance From Hyderabad: 200 km Things To Do: Take a dip in the waterfall, visit the Ramalayam Temples, stroll around the Dhanavati Gudem Park, and more.

22. Vijayawada – The Palace Of Victory

Translating to ‘the Palace of Victory’, Vijayawada is a destination near Hyderabad that is all about scrumptious sweets, picturesque landscapes, and drool-worthy fresh fruits. Home to the largest railway junction in entire South India, Vijayawada is the third-largest city sitting in Andhra Pradesh. With Indrakeeladri Hills on the west and the Budamera river on the North, Vijayawada is a destination that has plenty to offer in terms of tourist attractions and splendid experiences.

Distance From Hyderabad: 250 km Things To Do: Unravel the mysteries of Undavalli Caves, explore the Kondapalli Fort, witness the blend of nature and history, and more.

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23. Ajanta And Ellora Caves – Rock Cut Ancient Wonder

Acting as an epitome of the ancient caves cut of rock, Ajanta and Ellora Caves are the most famous caves that are on the bucket list of many travelers. Sitting in Maharashtra, Ajanta and Ellora Caves provide a great opportunity to take an overnight road trip from Hyderabad. Home to some of the most stunning sculptors, frescoes, and painting, these caves exhibit a beautiful religious harmony in the form of a perfectly amalgamated group of Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain temples. While there are a total of 29 Ajanta caves dating back to the 2nd century BC to the 6th century AD, the number of Ellora Caves in Aurangabad is 34 that dates back to the 6th and 11th century AD. This destination is a treat after one of the greatest  bike trips from Hyderabad. 

Distance From Hyderabad: 588.5 km Things To Do: Visit the temples, stroll around the forts, watch the harmonious religious blend, and more.

24. Rollapadu Wildlife Sanctuary – Diversity In Wildlife

There is no dearth of places to go on a road trip from Hyderabad for all the animal lovers out there. Another one of the famous sanctuaries is the Rollapadu Wildlife Sanctuary, that offers travelers to take a journey into the wild and allows them to get closer to nature. Giving travelers an opportunity to embrace a diverse variety of flora and fauna, this wildlife sanctuary is mainly famous for housing endangered species of The Great Indian Bustard and the Lesser Florican. Along with being home to these endangered species, the sanctuary also blankets many birds and reptiles.

Distance From Hyderabad: 300 km Things To Do: Jungle safari, witnessing the exotic lifestyle, and more.

25. Chilkur Balaji Temple – The Calm ‘Sagar‘

Sitting beautifully on the banks of the Osman Sagar Lake, Chilkur Balaji Temple or the VISA Temple a great spot for a road trip from Hyderabad. Dedicated to Lord Balaji Venkateswara, Sridevi, and Bhoodev, it is believed that paying homage to the deities in Chilkur Balaji Temple would easily grant your wish of gaining a US Visa! Those who wish to get more insight into how this came about and earn about more fascinating facts related to these temples should definitely give this destination a try!

Distance From Hyderabad: 30 km Things To Do: Pray for a gaining your VISA, learn about the religion, and more.

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26. Bhadrachalam – Latched With The Tales Of Ramayana

Offering its fair share of tales and instances from the famous Hindu epic, Ramayana, Bhadrachalam is an impeccable and enchanting destination with its floors being covered by an enormous palace, vibrant rivers, and stunning terrain. One can witness the alluring River Godavari that is stretched across the town with sandy shore winding through. One can also pay a visit to the holy and spiritual Sri Sitaramachandra Swamy Temple and the Abhaya Anjaneya Temple along with taking part in various other fun and exciting activities.

Distance From Hyderabad: 300 km Things To Do: Seeking blessing in a temple, strolling around the palace, and more.

Suggested Read: 10 Haunted Places In Hyderabad With Real Ghost Stories For Spooky Trips

27. Bidar – The Historic Land

Capable of teleporting travelers to the golden days that showcase the culture and rich heritage of the city beautifully, Bidar is a destination in Karnataka that is latched with some great and significant historic tales. Emerging as one of the most flourishing and one of the greatest cities in entire South India, Bidar is now home to some of the most alluring architectural marvels. This city is home to some great structures that are not only appealing but also offer some historical significance and these only add to the charm that this city oozes of.

Distance From Hyderabad: 150 km Things To Do: Witness the architecture, stroll around the fort, seek blessing in a temple, and more

28. Yadagirigutta – A Must-Visit Pilgrimage Town

This is one of the most famous pilgrimage towns you can find near the city. Lying in the Nalgonda district, Yadagirigutta can be a great destination for those looking for  short road trips from Hyderabad . The highlight of this town is Yadagirigutta Temple, which is Narasimha Swamy’s abode who is believed to be the incarnation of Lord Vishnu.

Distance From Hyderabad: 66 km Things To Do:  visit the famous Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple and learn about the spiritual essence of the town 

29. Basara – Witness The Oldest Saraswati Temple

This too is a pilgrimage town established along the river Godavari. This town is famous because of Saraswathi Temple also known by the name Basara Temple. A ceremony named Akshara Abyasam is performed here, especially by the children. This temple is prominent all over the country, as it is one of the oldest Saraswathi temples in India out of the two. Your Basara journey can be one of the best road trips near Hyderabad .

Distance From Hyderabad: 212 km Things To Do:  visit Saraswathi Temple and take part in pivotal ceremonies

30. Vemulawada – Ultimate Spiritual Getaway

If you want to observe the religious as well as historical aspects of the state of Telangana, then planning a visit to Vemulawada is a must. This is one of the most prominent towns located near Hyderabad and is frequented by people for the magnificent Rajarajeshwara Swamy temple. Rajarajeshwara Swamy is said to be the incarnation of the Lord Shiva. 

Distance From Hyderabad: 151 km Things To Do:  visit Rajarajeshwara Swamy temple for a spiritually enriching experience

31. Alampur – Known For Ancient Temples

Lying in the district of Mahbubnagar, Alampur is considered to be one of the most amazing historical places near the city of Hyderabad. There are various temples located here that are admired for their historical as well as religious aspects, including Navabrahma Temple, Sangameswara Temple, and Jogulamba Temple. The intricate architecture of these temples will leave you awe-struck. 

Distance From Hyderabad:  218 km  Things To Do: visit the various historical temples and witness the centuries old inscriptions that each temple features

32. Khammam – Sites That Depict The Heritage

This is one of the best sites located around Hyderabad and ideal for those who want to be a witness to the heritage of the state of Telangana. The town of Khammam got its name from the hill of Stambadri. It is on this hill that the old Narasimha Temple was established. This hill was famous by the name Kambam Mettu, which after some time became Khammam.

Distance From Hyderabad: 198 km Things To Do:  explore the town and observe the sites that reflect the heritage of this place

33. Keesara Gutta – Observe The Ancient Ruins

Consider visiting this town if you want to plan one of the best  road trips near Hyderabad . Keesara Gutta is counted amongst the best pilgrimage locations around the city of Hyderabad and is admired for the Sri Ramalingeswara Swamy Temple. Surrounding this temple are the ruins of shrines that date back to the 5th century.  

Distance From Hyderabad: 34 km Things To Do:  visit Sri Ramalingeswara Swamy Temple and have a religiously enlightening experience

34. Nizamabad – With Dams Worth Visiting

Nizamabad is considered to be the third when it comes to population, the first two being Hyderabad and Warangal. You can even witness the best of the state of Telangana in this city. When looking for those road trips from Hyderabad that will ensure a historically rich experience, then you must take one to Nizamabad.

Distance From Hyderabad: 175 km Things To Do:  visit Sriram Sagar Dam and Nizamsagar Dam for a peaceful evening

35. Singur Dam – A Wildlife Reserve

This tourist site is amongst the most admired ones around the city of Hyderabad. This dam has been built upon the Manjeera river. It took 10 years to construct this dam (1979-89). If you are lucky enough, you might as well get to see crocodiles in this river as there are about 1000 of them. This is why this dam is also known to be a national wildlife reserve.

Distance From Hyderabad: 92 km Things To Do:  you can come here for a peaceful stroll and boating; witness the wildlife like crocodiles and birds

36. Jurala Dam – Mesmerising Natural Setting

This dam is also popular by the name Indira Priyadarshini Project and was built over the River Krishna in the year 1995. This is a complete reservoir that is 1045 feet deep. This too can be a great site for a peaceful experience during the evening hours. Located in Mahabubnagar district, this is one of the most interesting tourist sites near the city of Hyderabad. 

Distance From Hyderabad: 171 km Things To Do:  visit the Deer Park for a relaxed evening 

37. Kollapur – Rich In History And Religion

This is one of the best historically rich locations near Hyderabad city. There are various legends that revolve around this city of Telangana. The temples like Malleshwara and Sangameshwara depict the vast history of religious aspects as well. There is also a palace that was built in the 19th century.

Distance From Hyderabad: 178 km Things To Do:  visit the ancient temples as well as palace

Further Read: 20 Best Restaurants In Hyderabad That Are Bound To Turn You Into A Foodie

Needless to say all these road trips from Hyderabad offer an experience of a lifetime. If you are one of those people who love to go on long drives, then this article will help you a lot! So, without thinking too much, cancel your old weekend plans, pack your bags, head to Hyderabad and hit the roads right away!

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Frequently Asked Questions About Road Trips From Hyderabad

What are the best places to visit near Hyderabad?

Some of the best places to visit near Hyderabad are Hampi, Dandeli, Adilabad, Kurnool, Badami, Nalgonda, and many more.

What are some weekend getaways from Hyderabad?

Some of the best weekend getaways from Hyderabad are Laknavaram Lake, Gandikota fort, Srisailam, Warangal, and many more.

What is the best time to visit Hyderabad?

The best time to visit Hyderabad is during the winter season. The months from November to February are considered the best months to pay a visit to Hyderabad.

What can one do in Hampi?

Some of the exciting things that one can do in Hampi are capturing the beauty of this place, seeking blessings in temples, witnessing the architecture, and much more.

What are some destinations near Hyderabad that offer adventurous experiences?

Some destinations that offer thrilling experiences are Gulbarga, Belum Caves, Horsley Hills, Dandeli, and much more.

How far is Kurnool from Hyderabad?

Kurnool is located around 218 kilometers from Hyderabad. The road to Kurnool is extremely beautiful, making the whole experience of a road trip totally worth it.

What are the best one-day trips from Kurnool?

Some best one-day trips from Kurnool are Osman Sagar Lake, Lotus Temple, Wonderla Amusement Park, and much more.

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Times of India Times Travel Editor | THINGS TO DO IN HYDERABAD Updated : Sep 20, 2016, 02.58 PM IST

SHOPPING IN HYDERABAD

Shop at Hyderabad’s best street markets

With its old, colourful and bustling bazaars, street shopping in Hyderabad is a memorable and adventurous experience. Each bazaar has its own unique character and speciality: visit Moazzam Jahi Market for food products, ... more

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Indulge yourself at the city’s best spas

After a long work-week, there’s nothing quite as tempting as the prospect of a relaxing session at a spa. Whether you’re a Hyderabad resident or just visiting, unwind with this guide to the city’s top spas which feature ... more

RESTAURANTS IN HYDERABAD

Feast on Hyderabadi cuisine at these restaurants

Hyderabad may be synonymous with its tasty biryanis, but the city also offers many other gourmet experiences. Discover the spicy flavours of Andhra cuisine at these five restaurants.

EATING OUT , HYDERABAD

Sample Hyderabad’s most delicious street eats

From crisp masala dosas and north-Indian style chaat to Irani tea and Hyderabadi naans, these are among the best places to have street food in Hyderabad. The city is famous for its ubiquitous food carts known as bandis, ... more

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Have a drink at Hyderabad’s best bars

While its nightlife might not have the buzz that surrounds its neighbouring capital city of Bengaluru, Hyderabad is home to numerous hip and classy bars.

Splurge at Hyderabad’s best malls

It’s famous for its centuries-old monuments, but the rise of numerous malls in Hyderabad has added a stylish edge to the economic powerhouse. Well-heeled travellers can choose from various swanky malls housing world-r... more

Take these exciting day trips around Hyderabad

If Hyderabad’s heritage has left you curious about the region’s past, head to these nearby historic sites. The city is also home to the Telugu film industry, so if history’s not your favourite subject, you can always che... more

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Gokarna Trip from Hyderabad with Murudeshwar & Honnavar

Hyderabad, Telangana

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Starting from ₹ 12999

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What will you experience

Exhilarating Trek Across Seven Beaches

Breathtaking Views of Arabian Sea

Trusted and Experienced Guide

Thrilling Honnavar Boating

Tallest Shiv Temple, Murudeshwar Temple

About the Activity

About Gokarna & Murudeshwar:

• Gokarna is a coastal paradise that entices visitors with its serene beaches and spiritual aura. Gokarna is a pilgrimage destination with a revered temple, picturesque beaches, and beautiful treks to discover.
• Book this Gokarna Trip from Hyderabad with Murudeshwar and visit the most demanding location of the year with Universal Adventures and feel the joy of Trekking, Camping and other Activities.

About the Gokarna Trip from Hyderabad:

• Arrive at the Hyderabad Bus Station at around 3 PM and start your journey towards Gokarna, reach Gokarna the next day morning and meet our Trek Guide.
• Get ready for an exhilarating trek across seven spectacular beaches in Gokarna. Soak in the breathtaking views of the blue sea and the golden sand as you travel across Om Beach, Nirvana Beach, Baliken Beach, Halfmoon Beach, Paradise Beach and so on.
• Whether you want to chill or thrill, you will find plenty of options to have fun on these beaches and after that spend the night with a bonfire and music.
• Don’t miss the chance to explore the Murudeshwar Temple, a stunning monument overlooking the sea. It is one of the Highlights of the Gokarna Package from Hyderabad.
• This temple is home to the colossal statue of Shiva, which is one of the tallest in the world. You will be amazed by the size and beauty of this statue. 
• You will also admire the intricate architecture of the temple, which is full of carvings and sculptures.
• Experience the Honnavar boating, a unique ride through the backwaters and the sea. Explore the mangrove forest walk and admire the lush greenery.
• Now is the time to depart from Gokarna to Hyderabad full of memories and a promise to meet again.

Package Option

Travel from hyderabad (x-mas & new year celebration).

3 Nights & 4 Days

₹ 8999 per person

• Transport from Hyderabad to Hyderabad by Tempo Traveller
• Meals: (2 Breakfast and 1 Dinner)
• Trek Guide from UA Side
• First Aid Kit
• All Sightseeing Places as per Itinerary
• Honnavar Boating Charges
• 1 Night Camp Stay in Gokarna on Triple or Quad Sharing
• Bonfire with Music at the Campsite
• 7 Beach Trek with Trek Guide
• New Year Celebration with Crackers
• Any Personal Expenses
• Anything not Mentioned on Inclusions

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Weather Preparedness:

• Check and consider weather conditions during your travel dates. Pack appropriate clothing and accessories, depending on varying seasons like summer or monsoon.

Travel Documentation:

• Ensure you have all necessary travel documents - identification proof, and any required permits for the journey.

Health and Medical Precautions:

• Familiarize yourself with available medical facilities. Carry essential medications or personal medical items you might require during the trip.

Respect Cultural and Religious Sites :

• Respect religious and cultural norms at temples and holy sites. Dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees as required.

Photography and Videography Guidelines:

• Check for restrictions on photography or videography at religious sites. Show respect for the rules and be considerate by seeking permission before taking any clicks.

Understanding Local Customs:

• Be aware of local customs and traditions. Follow guidance from guides or local authorities concerning rituals, offerings, and appropriate behaviour within temples or cultural sites.

Food and Hydration:

• Carry bottled water and snacks for the journey. Explore local cuisines cautiously, choosing reliable and hygienic establishments.

Safety and Awareness:

• Maintain caution and awareness of your surroundings throughout the tour. Keep belongings secure and follow guidance from tour guides for a safe and enjoyable experience.

Package Inclusions & Exclusions:

• Check our packages thoroughly, and if you have any queries, you can reach out to our team at any time.

Things to Carry

• Clothing Essentials
• Comfortable Footwear
• Water Bottle
• Portable Charger
• Camera or Smartphone
• Cash and Cards

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How can I book the Tour?

Click "Book Now" and choose your journey date as well as the number of people you'll be travelling with. Fill out the traveller information and submit the payment.  We will provide you with the exact location and pick-up time after your booking is confirmed. Have a fantastic experience! 

*If you have any questions, please call our toll-free number "8533812266."

What are the transportation options for the trip?

The transportation options for the trip are from Tempo Traveller including the pick-up and drop-off points and timings will be provided at the time of booking.

When are the event dates for the trip?

The event dates for the trip are subject to availability and can be checked on our website or by contacting us. You can also request a custom date for your group if you have a minimum of 10 people.

What is not included in the trip package?

The trip package does not include: Any personal expenses, Food other than those mentioned, Any misc expenses, or Anything not mentioned above.

Can solo travellers join the trip?

Yes, solo travellers can join the trip. They will be sharing rooms with other travellers of the same gender or they can opt for single occupancy at an extra cost.

Is the trip suitable for families?

Yes, the trip is suitable for families with children above 10 years of age. They will need to follow all safety instructions and precautions during trekking, boating, and other activities.

Can the trip be customized for larger groups?.

Yes, the trip can be customized for larger groups with a minimum of 10 people. They can request a custom date, itinerary, and price by contacting us

Are smoking and drinking allowed during the trip?

No, smoking and drinking are not allowed during the trip. You need to respect the local culture and environment and avoid any harmful activities during the trip.

How long is the trip duration?

The trip duration is 4 days and 3 nights where we will cover Gokarna, Honnavar, Murudeshwar, and other popular locations.

What type of accommodation is provided?

The accommodation provided will be on Camping with common washrooms. The camps are clean and spacious with sea views. The stay also organizes jamming nights for guests to enjoy some music and entertainment.

What activities are included in the trip?

The activities included on the trip are:

• Trekking along seven beaches in Gokarna
• Visiting temples in Gokarna and Murudeshwar
• Boating through backwaters and sea in Honnavar
• Exploring mangrove forest walk in Honnavar
• Jamming nights at campsite

Rs. 8999 per Adult

Must Visit Places in Hyderabad

• Post last modified: UPDATED ON: September 19, 2019

When I reached Hyderabad years back in 2009, the two things I kept in my mind was to visit the famous Charminar and to watch the Avatar movie at Prasad’s IMAX. During two months stay, I visited Charminar numerous time and also watched the Avatar at Prasads.  But, while exploring Hyderabad, I found that there are much more to visit in Hyderabad.  Grand Palaces carrying the legacy of Nizams and his office-bearers, Museums showing the prosperity of its old residents, a mud fort with its glorious past, amazing lakes, incredible temples, big mosques, tombs, film city, cyber city, outstanding colleges, shopping malls, street shops, world famous pearls, mouth-watering biryani ..Hyderabad has a glorious past to discover and incredible present to experience.  Club all these with the nearby attractions of Sri Sailam Tiger Reserve, Beaches of Vishakhapattanam, Beauty of Ajanta and Ellora , Ruins of Hampi and Pattadakal (All are at overnight journey distance from Hyderabad), this part of India is the home to the every fantasy of a traveller’s dream.

I compiled this list to give you a brief idea about the must visit places in Hyderabad.   Some places like Falaknuma Palace, Shilparamam, Taramati Baradari, Chilkur Balaji Temple etc. are not included in this list, because I was not able to visit those places.  You require at least a week to experience the life in Hyderabad. Luckily, hotels in Hyderabad are available in plenty and they provide a pleasant stay to its customers.

1. Charminar and Mucca Masjid: Built by Muhammad Quli Qutub Shah in 1591 AD, this structure is the global icon of Hyderabad. Situated in the old city of Hyderabad, it is a massive and impressive structure with four minarets. This two-stories square structure of granite, mortar and marble is a signature style of Islamic Architecture.

Just 100 meters away from Charminar, Mecca Mosque was also built by Muhammad Quli Qutub Shah. It is one of the largest mosque in India. Its central arch is believed to be built using the bricks made from the soil brought from the Mecca, the holiest site of Islam, thus giving the mosque its name.

2.  Salarjung Museum: This museum is considered as world’s largest one man art collection.  Located at the southern bank of Musi River, it is one of the three National Museums of India. It includes over 43,000 art objects, 9,000 manuscripts and 47,000 printed books from India, the Middle East, Europe and the Far East.

It has 38 galleries spread over two floors.  There are further coordinating sections such as the Education Wing, Photo Section, Chemical Conservation Laboratory and a Display Section.

3.  Chowmohalla Palaces: This official residence of Nizam is unique in style and elegance. From the date of its construction in 1751, it was one of the finest royal residences in India. The palace consists two courtyard, a Durbar Hall decorated by the chandeliers, beautiful gardens and fountains.

4. Golconda Fort: Located 11 kms west of the city of Hyderabad, Golconda is a Telugu term for Shepherd’s Hill. It is believed that a shepherd boy came across an idol on the hill. This led to the construction of a mud fort by the then Kakatiya dynasty ruler of the kingdom around the site.It is considered as the largest mud fort in India. It also served as a vault for the world-famous diamonds mainly Kohinoor and Hope. You can also watch an excellent sound and light show in the evening.

5.  Qutub Shahi Tombs:   These are tombs of the seven Qutub Shahi rulers and located about 2 kms away from Golconda Fort.  These tombs stand on a raised platform and display a distinctive style, a mixture of Persian, Pashtun and Hindu forms.  The tombs are graceful structures with intricately carved stonework and are surrounded by landscaped gardens.

6.  Birla Temple:  It is made of 2000 tons of pure Rajsthani marble on a high hillock. The chief deity of this temple is Lord Venkateshwara. The temple complex overlooking the southern side of Hussain Sagar offers a magnificent panoramic view of the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad. In the evening, you can watch a beautiful sunset behind the hills from the temple. It presents a colorful and spectacular sight when illuminated at night.

7.  Parks in Hyderabad:   Hyderabad is the home of the many beautiful parks with some special attractions.

Lumbini Park is located on the bank of Hussain Sagar. In the evening, a beautiful laser show is organised here everyday. Boat ride to monolithic Buddha Statue in Hussain Sagar is also available from this park.

NTR Garden is located at the walkable distance of 1.5 kms from Lumbini Park, along the road passing through the secretariat building.  It is famous for its beautiful fountain, floral garden and bonsai garden.

Public Gardens is also a beautiful park near State Assembly and A.P.State Museum.  Boat-rides are also available in a large lake inside public gardens.

8.  Hussain Sagar:   This lake is a wonderful place to hangout in Hyderabad, specially in the evening. Many landmarks of Hyderabad like Birla Temple, Lumbini Park, NTR Garden are located on the different corner of this lake. Walking along the Necklace road on the bank of this lake is one of the best memorable experience of Hyderabad, and if you go to visit Lumbini Park, don’t forget to take a boat-ride from there to the monolithic Buddha Statue in the middle of the lake.

9.  Ramoji Film City:   It is one of the largest integrated film city in India. The large area of film city consists many hotels, restaurants, parks and recreation centers. For the purpose of film shoots, it houses the settings of Hawa Mahal, Gateway of India, Golconda Fort, A Railway Station, An Airport, and even you can see the letter HOLLYWOOD on a hilltop, just like the original Hollywood.The ticket cost of a general visit for an adult in Rs.600 a day and for a child it is Rs.500 a day.

10. Malls, Multiplexes and the Paradise: There are lot malls, outlets, departmental stores and multiplexes available across the Hyderabad from Jublee Hills to Begumpet. Major shopping malls are Hyderabad Central and GVK One Mall.Prasads IMAX 3-D is one of the best cine-plex to watch 3-D movies in India. Apart from that, Hyderabad is also famous for its mouth-watering Hyderabadi Biryani . Paradise in Ambedkar Nagar is one of the best place to try the both, veg. and non-veg. Biryani. It also offers take-away facilities.

Despite of all these attractions and its popularity in the tourist circuit as a Heritage City, Hyderabad lacks a fast and efficient public transport systems. Massive jams are very common in the most part of the city. But, after all this state of Nizams is a very good place to visit and spend few days in the hustle and bustle of a metropolitan. You can book any of the Hyderabad-Hotels to enjoy your journey to the pearl city. Before your visit, just make an idea of all the places you wish to visit, because Hyderabad is so vast and so incredible, that sometimes you may feel your 2-3 days stay are not sufficient to explore it properly.

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how about traveling alone there, i dont have much information about hyderabad, but i’ll traveling there next month.. any advise? thanks a lot 🙂

Hyderabad is a big metropolitan city, perfectly safe for solo travellers. It also has a good network of public transport. You should enjoy your stay there.

I been there in 2013 and took the APTDC city tour and Ramoji film city tour. Can see all within 4 days including malls

hi,shall i visit all these places in one week??

Yes, I think you can enjoy all these places in a week time. You will require a full day for Ramoji Film City, half day at Salarjung Museum and half day at Chowmohalla Palace. Also add half day for Falaknuma Palace. Have a great trip.

Wow . awesome information bro. before one year i was in hyd but don’t know any think about this place’s. Now planing to go hyd once again with friends to see Salarjung Museum and other places . thanks such outstanding Information

Thanks to be here, Mahesh. Hyderabad is one of the best city to visit in my personal views. I enjoyed my days very much in Hyderabad.

There are lot malls, outlets, departmental stores and multiplexes available across the Hyderabad from Jublee Hills to Begumpet. Major shopping malls are Hyderabad Central and GVK One Mall.Prasads IMAX 3-D is one of the best cine-plex to watch 3-D movies in India.

Thanks Avinash….I really enjoyed all these places during my stay in Hyerabad. It is one of my favorite city.

such a great information thank for shared post.

Hyderabad is famous city . everyone should visit there to see Char Minar.

Last time , when i was in south India , i tried to visit for Hyderabad . but I could not go there due to lack of time.

Before, I was not excited about to visit hyderabad but after reading your post I would really love to visit hyderabad. 🙂

Hi, Thanks for visiting this post. Hyderabad is indeed a nice place to visit. You should surely go there. Regards, Avanish

nice and informational post

Thanks for visiting this post… 🙂

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The Golden Rules of Solo Travel

By Olivia Morelli

The joys of traveling solo are endless. It is freeing to explore new places alone—you can go where you please, eat when you want, and enjoy quality time with yourself uninterrupted. The interest in solo travel has been slowly rising for a while, in tandem with the desire for deeper, slower, more connective trave l. For many, solo travel is the perfect way to achieve this—it provides an opportunity to trust your instinct, go with your gut, and get lost in the experience. You rely on yourself rather than on others’ whims or desires.

But, if you’re not a seasoned solo traveler, it can be a daunting prospect. In an age of constant connectivity, the idea of being alone for an extended period of time is stark. Below, we spoke to travelers who frequently book solo trips about their golden rules for traveling alone.

Dining alone isn’t weird

For most people, the thought of dining alone is one of the biggest barriers to traveling solo. But once you get past the conviction that everyone is noticing or judging you, it’s a totally freeing experience. “Dining alone isn’t as uncommon as you might imagine,” says Estée Lalonde, a creative director and influencer with a passion for solo travel. “I personally find it empowering! Sometimes I bring a book with me or watch an episode of my favorite show on Netflix with my headphones on, but other times I just enjoy the atmosphere and end up chatting to the people at the table next to me.”

Book counter dining at restaurants if it's too weird for you

If you are someone who does feel uncomfortable about dining alone, opt for a bar or counter seat. It’s much less intimidating than having a whole table to yourself, and you are more likely to end up chatting to the staff or the person sitting next to you. "The first time I went out for a meal alone, I went to JG Melon on the Upper East Side of New York City ,” Sarah James, Condé Nast Traveller ’s deputy digital editor, says. “I took a book, and nervously shuffled onto a bar stool for my burger—but ended up chatting away to the charming bartender and the women sat next to me. Now I often opt for a counter seat when eating alone, and no longer take a book with me. Either I end up talking to someone or just enjoy the peace. A general rule I live by—we're all so wrapped up in our own lives, no one is paying much attention to other people."

Consider a hostel

Not only are hostels affordable, but they're also great places to meet fellow travelers—whether they're in the same solo boat as you or not. Many have a cheap bar onsite that allows you to fall into natural conversation with compatriots who may become friends, or at least will have great tips for things to do.

Fake it till you make it

Most people feel nervous about meeting new people, and introverts especially struggle to make the first move when in a new place. But remember that everyone is in the same boat, and most solo travelers will have experienced those same emotions. The first five seconds are the hardest, but once you’ve introduced yourself, you’ll quickly realize it wasn’t as big a deal as you originally thought. You’d kick yourself if you let a bit of shyness ruin your trip, so use that as the motivation you need to approach a fellow traveler. And remember, if you present with confidence, that will show—fake it til you make it is a reliable life rule to follow.

Never consolidate all of your assets

“This is a lesson that I learned the hard way after getting pickpocketed in a crowded Jerusalem marketplace,” says global digital director Arati Menon, “I had stupidly carried all my credit cards and cash with me—luckily no passport!—in a single wallet and as a result, had no way of paying the hotel bill later that day when I checked out. Now, I always split my cards and cash (and IDs) across various places: wallet, purse, luggage—and if possible, store at least one of these in a locked safe back at the hotel.”

Don’t fear loneliness

“Remember that a bit of loneliness can be bracing and character-building,” says Toby Skinner, Condé Nast Traveller ’s features director. “My experience traveling is generally that people are decent, kind and interesting—and you found that out most acutely by being alone (whereas everyone leaves couples well alone.) Some of my most memorable travel experiences have been on my own—like when I was stranded in Nanjing at 2 a.m. by a delayed train in 2001, and a local student let me bunk in his dorm room for the night.”

Take the train

“While even the most extroverted of travelers avoid chit chat like the plague on a plane, I have found traveling by train to be a much more social means of transport," says associate editor Hannah Towey. "Last summer, I traveled solo on the Amtrak Coastal Starlight from Santa Barbara to San Francisco and spent the entirety of the 9-hour journey in the communal observation lounge, where fellow travelers rotated in and out, sharing tables and playing cards while admiring the views. As the sun set on the second half of the trip, a few musically-inclined passengers formed an impromptu band complete with an acoustic guitar and mandolin. Word slowly spread and others trickled in from other parts of the train to take turns singing songs in different languages. It might take a few more hours than a flight, but who knows, you might even find the Ethan Hawke to your Julie Delpy and spend a spontaneous evening together in Vienna.”

Plan around cultural events

Arriving at a destination just as the locals are gearing up for an important cultural event can be an incredible way to immerse yourself straight away. Look up religious festivals, bank holidays, and street parties to see what time is best to visit and plan accordingly. You’ll get a real flavor of the people, the food, and even the music, and you might end up making friends along the way.

Research solo travel in your destination

As obvious as “do your research” sounds, it’s an important step to remember. Look at online forums and speak to people who have previously visited the destination. What safety precautions should you be taking? Is it safe to walk between locations, or is it better to use taxis? Are taxis easy to find? What is the destination's culture like after dark? For women, in particular, it is best to plan ahead to avoid getting stranded in remote neighborhoods after dark.

Have a rough plan for each day

It can feel daunting waking up in a brand new destination and not knowing where to start, so make sure to create vague itineraries for your trip. What are your non-negotiables in this destination? Any big attractions you want to tick off? Restaurants you’ve been desperate to try? Beaches you’ve always wanted to visit? “I like to have 3-5 little activities in mind for each day, like visiting a particular store or trying the local cuisine,” Estée tells us. “If you have a bit of direction you can leave space in between each activity to be spontaneous and discover the local area.”

Build in group activities

Booking tours and group events is a great way to meet other travelers. Most hostels have a list of activities available for guests to sign up for, and if not, then there are walking tours or live music events at local bars. “Try to see people as opportunities," Toby advises. “I'd build in communal activities to your itinerary and remember that you’ll probably never see these people again, so you have nothing to lose in almost any interaction and possibly a lot to gain—though there might be a touch of male privilege in that.”

Walk as much as you can

“Sometimes when I travel to a new place, I can be nervous to leave my bed as a solo traveler,” Estée admits. “As soon as I get outside and start walking I feel better—like I’m part of the city and that I belong there!” Exploring by foot is a great way to get to know the bones of a destination. You’ll soon create a mental map of the area nearest your accommodation and might stumble upon some hidden gems you wouldn’t have come across otherwise.

Allow yourself to be spontaneous

On that note, try to allow yourself some spontaneity. Having a rough plan is definitely advisable, but don’t stop yourself from following your gut if you have a sudden urge to pop into a shop, follow the sound of the crowds or head for the beach. It’s often the spur-of-the-moment decisions that result in the best experiences.

Bring good books

It’s easy to whip out your phone and rely on scrolling when you’re by yourself, and while that is a great way to decompress if you’re feeling jittery, there are few things more romantic than settling in at a street-side cafe and getting lost in the pages of a good book .

Bring a journal

Journaling has become a popular pastime of late, and keeping a travel journal is a great way to combine the mental health benefits of getting out your thoughts and feelings with the memories and emotions of traveling solo. “I find all of that time alone enables me to clear my head, and journaling is a great way to regulate those emotions,” Estée explains.

Keep a separate copy of your personal details

Sounds old school, but in lieu of printing out paper copies of all your bank details, phone numbers, and accommodations details, try keeping a document of all your information and emailing it to yourself. This way, if you lose your phone, you can ask the reception of your accommodation or staff at a hotel/restaurant/bar to borrow a phone and log into your email account to access anything you need. It’s also worth memorizing your card details and any emergency phone numbers (both personal and local emergency service numbers).

Take other safety precautions

There are plenty of ways to protect yourself when traveling alone. Sharing your location with your friends and family back home is a lovely way to keep in touch without having to actually message them—they can watch your journey from afar and keep track of your whereabouts if you haven’t contacted them for a while. Remember to bring a padlock for your backpack and lockers if you’re staying in hostels, and study basic phrases in the language of your destination, just in case you get lost and need some help.

Don’t forget insurance

There’s always something that doesn’t go to plan on any trip, and as a solo traveler, you’ll want to make sure you mitigate any stress that comes from changing itineraries. Buying travel insurance is the best way to protect yourself from any transport cancellations and unforeseen circumstances, and will cover any costs from injuries or thefts. Sounds scary, but it’ll be worth it if the worst happens!

A version of this story originally appeared on Condé Nast Traveller .

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Solo Girls Trip: 7 Best Places to Visit In Hyderabad

Planning an adventurous international solo girls trip? A Hyderabad India trip is the one you need! Popularly known as the Pearl City, Hyderabad is brimming with historical places you can explore. Given the long history of the city, there is much to learn when you travel to Hyderabad. The unique culture, art, and literature that you can discover here will blow your mind, and it is the perfect destination for your next solo girls trip .

Flying to Hyderabad will give you the opportunity to experience two contrasting sides of India in one megacity. Here are a few tourist attractions in Hyderabad that need to be on your itinerary when you book your HYD flights, whether it’s Chicago to Hyderabad flights , Melbourne to Hyderabad flights, or from any other destination.

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Whenever anyone thinks about Hyderabad, the Charminar is the first image that pops up in mind. A symbol of the city of Nizams, Charminar is a striking structure that stands tall in the middle of the city of Hyderabad. Located in the Old City area, the Charminar was constructed in the year 1591 by Sultan Mohammed Quli Qutb Shah.

This spectacular building was constructed in honor of his beloved wife Bhagmati. As the name suggests, Charminar has four towers, and it is also known as the ‘Arc de Triomphe of the East.’ You can enjoy a stunning view of the city from up here, and it presents a stunning view with all the lighting at night. It is the perfect place to start your solo female trip to Hyderabad.

• Climb to the Top: Conquer the Charminar Like a Boss: Ladies, start your engines and prepare for leg day because we’re climbing Charminar! Yes, the stairs are narrower than the diet fads we ignore, but who cares? The view at the top will have you saying, “Take that, Instagram filters!” You’ll get a 360-degree panorama that’s basically a live feed of the hustling, bustling, and absolutely non-napping streets of Hyderabad below. Wear comfortable shoes, but make them cute. You’re conquering this monument, after all.

2. Explore Laad Bazaar: Get Lost and Love It: After your victorious descent from the Charminar (because going down is part of the adventure, too), it’s time to meander through the enigmatic Laad Bazaar. This isn’t just any market; it’s a kaleidoscope of bangles, sparkling jewelry, and sartorial wonders that scream Hyderabadi chic. Go ahead, dive into the chaos. Bargain like your wardrobe’s life depends on it, and collect souvenirs that scream, “I went to Hyderabad and was fabulous.”

3. Indulge in Street Food: Feast Like a Foodie Queen: Visiting Charminar and not gorging on street food should be a crime. From kebabs that’ll make you forget your ex to biryanis that spoon better than your significant other, get ready to treat your taste buds to a culinary carnival. Sip on some Irani chai because, darling, hydration is key, especially when it’s flavored with a hint of adventure. Who needs a five-star dining experience when you’ve got the authentic zest of Hyderabad at your fingertips?

4. Capture Memories: Be the Insta-Envy: Now, let’s not pretend we don’t live for the ‘gram. Charminar is more photogenic than most models, and yes, it’s ready for its close-up with you. Snap that intricate architecture, strike a pose with the monument – make it fashion, make it moody, make it whatever-your-heart-desires. The vibrant chaos is just the eccentric photo assistant you didn’t know you needed. Hashtag it, post it, and watch the likes pour in. Your followers aren’t ready for this jelly.

5. Experience the Evening Aura: Embrace the Nighttime Glow-up: There’s something magical about Charminar at night, and no, it’s not just the after-effects of the biryani. When lit up, this historical heartthrob steals the spotlight and the entire city seems to orbit around its glow. Wander around, let the night air kiss your cheeks, and mingle with the locals. Who knows, maybe you’ll end up with invitations to three weddings and a goat market by the end of the night.

Golconda Fort

Do plan to explore the Golconda Fort, built by the Qutub Shahi kings, it is an architectural wonder that will surely impress you. Consisting of 8 gates and 87 bastions, the fort is quite large. The fort is located at a distance of 11 km from the city and offers a spectacular view for anyone visiting. Apart from the ingenious architecture, you can also enjoy a light and sound show at the fort. The show is presented in Hindi, English, and Telugu. This means that you can enjoy it regardless of the language when you get cheap flights to India.

1. Guided Tour: Get Schooled by a Local Know-It-All: Alright, lovely mavericks of wanderlust, kick off your Golconda Fort escapade by teaming up with a guide. Why? Because unless you minored in Indian fort history (you didn’t), these brainy buddies at the entrance flap their gums about the fort’s glory days with more passion than your last date.

2. Architectural Marvels: Drool Over Ancient Ingenuity: Stroll like you own the place and drink in the architectural wonders of this old-school pile of rocks. We’re talking carvings that make your ex’s tattoo artist look like a preschooler with a crayon. And those walls? They’ve seen more action than your TVs during binge-watching season.

3. Sound and Light Show: History, but Make It Broadway: As the sun dips and you’re questioning your life choices (’cause you’ve walked a lot), park your peach for the sound and light show. This ain’t your neighbor’s Christmas light debacle. It’s storytelling with a side of pizzazz, turning the fort’s saga into a nighttime rave minus the hangover.

4. Sunset Views: Slay the Selfie Game: Summon your inner influencer and scale those heights for a sunset that’s got more likes in it than a puppy pic. The top of Golconda Fort is the penthouse suite of sunset spots, offering views that’ll have you gushing more dramatically than a soap opera star.

5. Photography Opportunities: Master Your #NoFilter Game: Budding photographers and selfie queens, welcome to your field day. Golconda Fort is begging you to snap it like it’s hot. Ancient walls playing with light and shadow like a silver screen? Check. Architectural details sharper than your wit? Double-check. And views that stretch longer than your skincare routine?

Ramoji Film City

Opened in the year 1991, Ramoji Film City is a massive place and one of the largest film studios in the entire world. People from all over the country, and even the world, visit this mega film city. Ramoji has the capacity to house almost 50 film units at the same time. This place has also made its way into the Guinness Book of World Records. Ramoji is located at a distance of approximately 30 km from the city, and it covers a jaw-dropping 2500 hectares. Whether you are young or old, or love movies or not, you will enjoy a trip to Ramoji Film City.

• Guided Tour: Follow the All-Knowing Film Buff: Alright, fearless femme fatale of travel, here’s the deal: you + a guided tour of Ramoji Film City = cinematic enlightenment. Because nothing says ‘I’ve made it’ in travel like a smarty-pants guide dishin’ out the dirt on where movie magic happens. Hollywood’s got nothing on this joint—soak up those anecdotes and pretend you’re in for an Oscar nod.

Chi Chat with Guides: They’ve got more stories than your grandma, only with less “back in my day” and more “cut, that’s a wrap” vibes.

2. Thematic Sets: Wander Through Time and Space (No TARDIS Required): You’re the queen of your own epic, with sets to prove it! Fancy a stroll through history without the boring stuff like, you know, plagues and no Wi-Fi? This is your time machine. Hawa Mahal without the travel? Check. Eiffel Tower minus the French snobbery? You got it!

Sets That Impress: From shogun showdowns in Japanese Gardens to a faux Paris that’s just as selfie-worthy as the real deal—only with fewer pigeons.

3. Live Shows and Performances: Because Netflix Can’t Do This: Forget scrolling for something to watch. Live shows here are like your last relationship—colorful and a tad dramatic, but definitely worth your time. Miss the stunt show, and you’ll have FOMO bigger than when you skipped leg day.

Performance Parade: Dancing that’ll outshine your “just won the lottery” happy jig, and stunts that’ll make you question the laws of physics (and maybe your insurance coverage).

4. Film Sets and Studios: Star for a Day or Just Stalk One: Here’s where the reel deal happens. Walk the same ground as cinematic legends. Maybe you’ll bump into a director and accidentally (on purpose) snag a role. Lights, camera, you’re awesome!

Movie Star Moments: Pretend you’re in a Bollywood hit. No acting skills? No worries. If politicians can do it, so can you!

5. Adventure Activities: Unleash Your Inner Stuntwoman: Picture this: You, conquering vertigo-inducing ziplines with the fearlessness of a cat on its ninth life. Bungee jumping? Please. That’s just a trust fall with Mother Earth. And paintball—show those colorful little suckers who’s boss.

Adrenaline-Pumping Playtime: Because who needs a gym when you’ve got gravity-defying activities that’ll make your heart race faster than a cheetah with its tail on fire?

Paigah Tombs

Another striking building in the city of Hyderabad is the Paigah tombs. This place will be a treat to your solo trip if you are interested in architecture and offers a blend of Rajputana and Asaf Jah’s style of architecture. If you want to see some Indo-Saracenic architecture, this is the right place. These tombs are the resting place of some of the most prominent members of the Paigah family, and the entire building is made of marble, displaying stunning jaali work. The Paigah family was a wealthy noble family that lived in the city, and many of the family members were married to the women of the Nizam families.

Chowmahalla Palace

Chowmahalla is an Urdu word that literally translates to ‘four palaces’. The Chowmahalla Palace was built in the 18th century when the city was under the rule of the fifth Nizam, Afzar-ud-Daulah. The palace covered an area of 45 acres when it was built. However, given the development and encroachment, this area has now been reduced to just 12 acres. Divided into two courtyards, the southern and northern courtyard, there are a number of sections of the palace. Some of the sections here include Aftab Mahal, Tahniyat Mahal, Afzal Mahal, Khilwat Mubarak, and Roshan Bungalow.

Qutub Shahi Tombs

One Of the oldest heritage sites in Hyderabad, the Qutub Shahi tombs are the resting place of seven rulers from the Qutub Shahi era. This place is located at a short distance from the Golconda Fort. Built by the Qutub Shahis, this place displays a beautiful blend of Indian and Persian architecture. These tombs were also renovated in the late 19th century and are in pretty good condition. The stunning ‘Ibrahim Bagh’ surrounds these tombs and serves as a popular picnic spot for tourists and locals alike. The Qutub Shahi tombs also serve as the venue for the Deccan festival, which is organized by the State Government.

Laad Bazaar

What better way to end your solo trip to Hyderabad than with a shopping spree at Laad Bazaar? Right? This marketplace is located right next to the Charminar and boasts an age-old heritage. Laad Bazaar has been a popular shopping area for people of the city ever since the Nizams lived here. Here you can find some of the finest fabrics, jewelry, and bangles. Although this area is very chaotic, it has its own charm that will make its way into your heart. Even if you do not buy anything, taking a stroll around Laad Bazaar is recommended when visiting Hyderabad after booking your flights to India from USA . So, add this to your list now!

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This city of Nizams will surely blow your mind away with its beauty and diversity when you book your cheap flights to India from Australia or the USA. From the history to the culture to the food, every aspect of Hyderabad is worth a visit to the city. The places mentioned above are some of the most popular and the best tourist spots to visit on your Solo Girls Trip. Putting them at the top of your itinerary will be a good idea for you.

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Solo travel affords one the unique opportunity to explore at their own pace while stepping out of their comfort zone, making it one of the most rewarding and thrilling experiences. With that in mind, it’s no wonder why solo travel has become increasingly popular. But don’t just take it from us. “Kayak’s data is showing that solo travel in the U.S. continues to be a trend with a steady increase in hotel searches for one person vs. last year and vs. pre-pandemic levels (2019),” said Cara Johnson, Kayak’s consumer travel trends expert.

To determine the best affordable destinations for solo travelers, we tapped the pros over at Kayak to compile a list. From there, we narrowed down our top picks based on expert insight and research. As you peruse the list below, you’ll come across a few Caribbean destinations, as well as several cities throughout North, South, and Central America. Europe isn’t entirely out of reach either, though you’ll have to keep scrolling to see which city made the cut.

No matter where you plan on traveling solo to, Fora co-founder, T+L A-List advisor, and frequent solo traveler Henley Vazquez recommends planning “a few activities in advance so you don't feel overwhelmed with an abundance of unscheduled free time.” On the flip side, she says, "Don’t over-plan! You want to leave room for spontaneity.” She also advises saving a few locations on your phone ahead of time. That way, she says, “If you ever lose Wi-Fi or service, you know how to navigate.”

Denver, Colorado

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Average cost: $523 for flight + hotel

From scenic hiking opportunities to craft brews galore, it’s safe to say the Mile High City offers something fun for everyone. Additionally, according to Vazquez, “Denver has a great airport which makes it easy to access from almost anywhere else in the country.” Solo travelers can take their pick of outdoor activities, including hiking and biking. “While normally it's not recommended to hike off into a national park solo, Denver has loads of fantastic trails and an active hiking population, so you'll never be alone on the trail (in a good way),” she tells T+L. Art enthusiasts, meanwhile, need not miss Meow Wolf , a walk-through interactive art exhibit, which, per Vazquez, offers “a totally immersive, mind-bending experience.” Pro tip: Stretch your dollar even further by purchasing the Denver CityPass , which saves you up to 43 percent on admission to top attractions like the Downtown Aquarium and Denver Museum of Nature & Science , among others.

Calgary, Canada

Average cost: $655 for flight + hotel

Known as the gateway to the Canadian Rockies, Calgary is Alberta’s largest city — and it truly offers something for everyone. Experience a taste of Calgary’s signature cowboy culture by planning your trip around the Calgary Stampede , a world-class rodeo show, music and arts festival, and carnival that takes place each summer. However, that’s not to say the urban oasis isn’t worth visiting at other times of year. The bustling downtown area is home to plenty of restaurants and coffee shops, such as Monogram Coffee Co. and Rosso Coffee Roasters , arts and entertainment (such as The Palace Theater for live music and theatrical performances at One Yellow Rabbit ), and local shops, including the Alberta Boot Company , where travelers can snag a pair of handcrafted Western boots. Lastly, it’s worth noting that Calgary boasts North America’s largest urban pathway and bikeway network , making it easy for travelers to explore the various neighborhoods, parks, public art installations , and more via bike (read: no rental car required!).

Mexico City, Mexico

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Average cost: $660 for flight + hotel

“Part of the joy of visiting Mexico City is wandering around beautiful neighborhoods like Polanco and Roma and experiencing the local architecture and culture,” says Vazquez before adding, “You can set your own pace and wander blissfully on your own.” Mexico’s vibrant capital city is also world-renowned for its food scene and is home to several highly esteemed restaurants like Contramar and Meroma . Plus, “Finding a seat at the bar is easy if you're dining for one — you could even create your own personal food crawl!” The travel pro also recommends joining a Context Travel tour to visit the Frida Khalo house, telling T+L that “their small group tours are affordable and their guides are great.” Free attractions, including the Bosque de Chapultepec and the Palacio Nacional , also abound.

San Juan, Puerto Rico

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Average cost: $678 for flight + hotel

San Juan, Puerto Rico has already been named among the most affordable spots for a beach vacation , with affordable flights and hotel options to suit every type of traveler. Best of all: You don’t need a passport to visit. Solo travelers can spend their days by the beach or exploring San Juan’s majestic Old Town, where the cobblestone streets are dotted with colorful buildings, shops, restaurants, and bars, (don’t miss La Factoria for craft cocktails!). Snap photos along the Instagram-famous  “Umbrella Street" (official name: Calle de la Fortaleza) before heading to the historic Castillo San Felipe del Morro fortress, complete with sweeping ocean views. While Old San Juan makes a great home base for exploring, Condado is another excellent option for beach lovers thanks to its oceanfront locale.

Panama City, Panama

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Average cost: $730 for flight + hotel

“ Panama City offers a similar experience to visiting Mexico City, only it's a good bit smaller and less intimidating as a solo traveler,” says Vazquez. Plus, “It's relatively easy (and cheap!) to get to, and once you're there, it's easy to navigate the different neighborhoods.” She’s also quick to call out the “incredible” food and “amazing” history — and recommends all solo travelers pay a visit to the Panama Canal. While mornings are best spent sightseeing — can’t-miss attractions include the Biomuseo , the Panama Canal Museum , and the 573-acre, flora- and fauna-filled Metropolitan Natural Park   — afternoons and evenings are for bar-hopping around Casco Viejo, the city’s oldest and smallest quarter that just so happens to be teeming with nightlife. Last but not least, “The city also offers easy access to nature, so you can add on a few days for a fun outdoor adventure.”

Willemstad, Curaçao

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Average cost: $985 for flight + hotel

Pristine beaches, colorful architecture, a fascinating history, incredible diving, and a thriving arts and culture scene: Find all this and more on the Dutch Caribbean island of Curaçao. The capital city of Willemstad boasts some seriously stunning architecture done up in pastel hues, and it also serves as the gateway to beautiful beaches, including Blue Bay, which just so happens to be a beloved diving site. The isle is also home to the 1732 Mikvé-Israel-Emanuel Synagogue , the oldest synagogue in continuous use in the Americas. Visitors can embark on a self-guided street art tour of the city, which is teeming with colorful murals. A meal and a cocktail at Cast Away Beach Bar Restaurant at Playa Kalki is also a must. Plus, Curaçao is considered one of the most LGBTQ+-friendly Caribbean vacation destinations .

Nassau, The Bahamas

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Average cost: $998 for flight + hotel

Like San Juan, the Bahamian capital city of Nassau was also named among the best-value warm-weather vacation destinations thanks to its abundance of affordable flight options. Plus, it’s just a quick one- to three-hour flight from most East Coast cities, making for an ideal long weekend getaway. While nearby Paradise Island is home to some pricey hotels and attractions, it is possible to explore Nassau on a budget. For one, travelers can take their pick of pristine (and free!) stretches of sand, including the 2.5-mile-long Cable Beach and the mile-long Junkanoo Beach , which is within walking distance of the city’s famous Straw Market . Additionally, on a recent trip, I partook in a slew of low-cost activities, including a visit to the National Art Gallery of The Bahamas and a tour of John Watling's Distillery . The Queen's Staircase is located within the Fort Fincastle Historic Complex, which dates back to the late 18th century. After trekking the 60-plus steps, head to the Fish Fry (Arawak Cay), which is lined with colorful local eateries offering local delicacies like conch fritters and sky juice cocktails (coconut water, gin, and condensed milk served over ice) for a fraction of the price you’d find in local resorts.

Santiago, Chile

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Average cost: $1,049 for flight + hotel

With the value of the Chilean peso currently so low , there’s never been a better time for budget-conscious solo travelers to consider a trip to Chile’s capital city. “Santiago is beautiful and has access to all the incredible nature Chile has to offer, including Patagonia and wine country,” says Vazquez. However, that’s not to say you need to leave the city to enjoy some of the country’s best vinos — simply snag a seat at wine bars like Bocanáriz and Barrica 94 between sightseeing tours. And, speaking of the latter, don’t miss sites like La Chascona , the former home of famed Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, and the Gabriela Mistral Cultural Centre . Also, Vazquez explains, “What's great about traveling to Chile is most of the lodges include group activities and tours, so even if you’re solo, you're still connecting with other travelers each day.” She especially recommends Tierra Atacama , which just announced a $12 million refresh, and the Explora Lodge , which offers “a rich history of sustainability, originally owned by North Face founder Douglas Tompkins.”

Reykjavik, Iceland

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Average cost: $1,053 for flight + hotel

The Icelandic capital is known for being one of the safest cities thanks to its friendly locals and low crime rates, making it a solid choice for adventure-seeking and nature-loving solo travelers. Fly there via Icelandair or PLAY , both of which offer low-cost flight options from many U.S. cities. Upon landing, hit the ground running and get exploring: Start at The National Gallery of Iceland , the famous Hallgrímskirkja church, or the National Museum of Iceland before refueling with a meal at OTO (which serves up Italian and Asian fusion) or a cup of coffee at Kaffitar or Reykjavik Röst . Also, consider renting a car or partaking in a tour to explore nearby sites like Mount Esja or the Fagradalsfjall volcano — both of which are within an hour’s drive of the city — as well as Gullfoss Falls, which is a bit further away (about an hour and 45 minutes by car) and well worth the trek. Meanwhile, Sky Lagoon is an easy 15-minute drive from the city and attracts wellness-seekers from all over with its geothermal baths.

George Town, Cayman Islands

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Average cost: $1,204 for flight + hotel

“ Sometimes, all you need is a solo beach vacation , and this is the perfect place,” Vazquez says of George Town, the capital of the Cayman Islands. “You can be on the beach reading a book within 30 minutes of landing!” Located on Grand Cayman — known for its beautiful beaches and top-notch diving — this bustling port city offers an abundance of activities that run the gamut from distillery tours to pickleball. Alternatively, sun-seekers can head straight to the stunning Seven Mile Beach, while history buffs and art enthusiasts will enjoy a visit to the Cayman Islands National Museum and The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands , respectively. Consider visiting in the summer or early fall, which coincides with the island’s low season. The result? Cheaper flights, lower rates on lodging, and fewer crowds.

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Four reasons why you must travel solo, at least once!

Picture this: You, a backpack and the open road stretching out like a blank canvas waiting to be painted with your adventures. Ah, the allure of solo travel!

Once considered niche, solo travel is currently all the rage, capturing the hearts of wanderlust-stricken souls everywhere.

But why the sudden surge in solo adventurers? Let's dive in and uncover the four reasons why travelling solo is booming like never before!

Freedom to wander, without compromise : Ever had the urge to explore a hidden gem off the beaten path, only to be met with groans from your travel companions? Solo travel puts you firmly in the driver's seat. No more compromising on destinations or activities – the world is your oyster, and you're free to slurp it up however you please.

Self-discovery in every step: They say travelling is the best form of education and when you're flying solo, that education takes on a whole new level. Solo travel isn't just about ticking off landmarks; it's a journey of self-discovery. Every step you take brings you closer to understanding yourself and the world around you.

Building confidence : There's something undeniably empowering about navigating the world solo. From conquering language barriers to mastering public transportation systems, every obstacle overcome adds another notch to your confidence belt. Solo travel pushes you out of your comfort zone. Plus, free from the confines of a travel buddy, you're more open to forming connections with fellow travellers and locals alike. 

Embracing the unknown : Sure, travelling with companions can provide a sense of security. However, solo travel throws you headfirst into the unknown, forcing you to rely on your wits and instincts. It's in those moments of uncertainty – when you're lost in a maze-like medina or struggling to communicate in a language you barely understand – that you truly come alive.

In a world where connectivity is just a click away, solo travel offers a rare opportunity to disconnect from the noise and reconnect with ourselves and the world around us. So, what are you waiting for?

(Written by Sanjana Pulugurtha)