Is it safe as a solo female traveler in India?

This is a question I get asked a lot.
I want to say it’s great. It’s safe. But how can I lie?
When I travel by myself around my own beautiful country, I am many times worried, scared and anxious. How do we solve this problem? How do we make our stunning country safe for women?
Leave a comment with your thoughts.
This sweet water lake in Arambol is beautiful and worth a visit. Girls just be careful if you’re alone.

[jsr_kmkc]

Women tourists should travel to India solo if they want to see nightmares without sleeping

[technopedia]

That Lake is very much hyped ... actually it is smaller than a pond 😀

[abadtalari]

Most funny part is You asking foreigners for directions

[RT-mdzs]

In goa you may be safe alone but in other cities especially north india its not advised and totally ignore night travel at some places even with partner..

[siddharthnayak]

You go anywhere in the Everywhere some pros and cons 👍

[pratikpatil]

Drunken nahi vo Stoned the😂😂
Btw it was so cool to see you in Tanmay reacts🥰

[vineeth]

a piece of advice, don't travel alone in foreign land especially at night.

[jasonsandifer]

Please Be Safe, take Extra Precautions, Stay Alert, Aware

[duffy]

"Are you sheranz?"

Me personally, i would pack my stuff and WOOSH.

[canigetmsubwithoutuploadi]

You must carry peeper spray for safety

[leekar]

Only if u travel to northeast india...u ll feel d dffrence.. Lov from arunachal❤️❤️❤️

[beyondtheedge]

Do visit hornbill nagaland this year, it starts from 1 to 10 December ☺ it will be amazing to see u

[lifeislikethat]

There should be More security for women at tourist locations in Goa

[monishrandive]

From Arambol Beach to this Sweet Lake water I went twice walking once alone and once with family, not even once you came across.. I was walking and singing Sham savere Teri yaade aati he, imagine if all of sudden you had came across, I am sure I would had switched to Chot Dil pe lagi, pyar hone laga 😂

[IMAlive]

I am also staying in arambol, thats cool it will be really great to see youu!!

[bhuvteaching]

If you are still staying in Aarambol, there is a small hike along the lake that takes you into a jungle with small private ponds and if you are lucky you may find the famous baba there who lives and sleeps there all by himself. A lot of people hike to meet the baba. Still the walk is adventurous and pleasant and definitely safe. 🌞

[vandanaa]

Have been traveling since 22+ years (only India)...yes, my experiences of solotraveling has made me adapt & create awareness that there's only a Strong Mind & a Mind, which is taking its Time & Pace to pick up. Let's give upon Gender games & move forward to evolve.

[ankittalukdar]

But she didn't answer the question she asked herself.

[shayanraj]

The answer is Yes and No. Yes for some places in India with cultural and safety standard, but no for dangerous or crowded areas or some manner that Can put you in trouble.

[mitalichoudhary]

Anything can happen to anyone (irrespective of the gender or place) if we are not careful and aware about our surroundings while travelling. Half of the problems can be prevented if you remain aware.