Hi everyone,
Here’s my route—I’d like to stay at least 3 nights in each stop, take Indian dance classes, a cooking class, and any other discoveries you might recommend!
I arrive in Delhi in early March 2025, then take a flight to Jaisalmer.
Do you know of any charming, well-located hotels along this route?
Between buses, trains, or another flight, what would you suggest?
Jaisalmer / Jodhpur:
Jodhpur / Udaipur
Udaipur / Jaipur
Jaipur / Agra
Agra / Varanasi
Maybe head down to Kolkata and then back up to Delhi.
I’d love to hear about any firsthand experiences you’ve had!
Best,
MurieJeanne
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Hi everyone,
I’m planning my trip to South Africa for February. I’m a woman traveling solo. I have a flight to Nelspruit where I plan to rent a car to visit Kruger Park, then drive the Panoramic Route (starting from Hoedspruit and returning to Nelspruit to drop off the car). The issue is, this will be my first time renting a car, and it’s stressing me out! I travel alone a lot but always manage with public transport. This time, I don’t really have a choice but to rent, but I’m uneasy about driving a car that isn’t mine—especially since it’s left-hand drive... I figure driving in Kruger Park should be manageable since speeds are limited. But I’m worried about the Panorama Road, the mountain pass, etc. Is the road very winding and dangerous? I’m afraid of ending up on narrow, rough roads with the void (Blyde Canyon) right next to me... I know I need to watch out for potholes. But do you think it’s manageable, or is it really too risky for someone who isn’t very comfortable behind the wheel?
And regarding safety (crime), do you know if there are any issues on this route? Thanks for your advice!
And regarding safety (crime), do you know if there are any issues on this route? Thanks for your advice!
Hello, so happy to be back on the forum! I’m heading off alone in mid-January for 5 weeks in Mongolia. I’d love all your tips—transport, accommodation, you name it…
For the cold, I think I’m used to it since I used to travel in Siberia, but that’s over now.
Looking forward to hearing from you! M
For the cold, I think I’m used to it since I used to travel in Siberia, but that’s over now.
Looking forward to hearing from you! M
Hi,
I’d like to know if it’s possible to go to the Dominican Republic with just a one-way ticket using a French passport?
Also, do you know of any cheap and safe Airbnbs or other options for a woman traveling alone?
Thanks for your replies.
Hi,
I have a reservation for a solo stay at a club hotel on the island of Tenerife in the Canaries from 12/15/2024 to 12/22/2024.
I was supposed to go with a couple of friends who know the island well, but they canceled their trip.
Anyway, I’ve never traveled alone before, and I’m a bit nervous.
What do you recommend to help me not feel isolated, make the most of my stay, and connect with other people?
Thanks for your advice,
Happy holiday plans to everyone! !
Hi there,
I’m planning to spend a week in Lapland from January 4th to 11th, 2025.
It’s one of my dreams that I’ll finally get to fulfill—I’ve only been to the mountains once before, at Les 2 Alpes when I was 19.
I’ll admit, I’m usually more drawn to warmth, the sea, and islands, but I have this crazy desire to discover this incredible region.
For those of you who’ve been lucky enough to go, could you please share lots of tips so I can make the most of my trip? What clothes should I pack, what local dishes should I try, and what souvenirs should I bring back? Thanks in advance!
For those of you who’ve been lucky enough to go, could you please share lots of tips so I can make the most of my trip? What clothes should I pack, what local dishes should I try, and what souvenirs should I bring back? Thanks in advance!
Hello,
I’m 64 years old, I love traveling and discovering how other people live. I enjoy walking, and my next goal—something I’ve had in mind for 20 years—is to go to Tibet. I want to walk, but without any competitive aim, just to explore and connect with the people there, whom I adore! Performance isn’t my interest; my only goal is to SHARE and EXCHANGE!!!
I’d like to go from village to village without pushing myself in terms of kilometers or time. My aim is simply to walk, discover new things, and above all, share this richness—discover and share!!
Can anyone give me advice on a simple trip to meet these people I’m so eager to discover?
I’m planning to travel at the end of 2016, but I need information about the best seasons to visit this world that lives in near-complete autarky.
Thanks to all of you,
Mireille
I’m 64 years old, I love traveling and discovering how other people live. I enjoy walking, and my next goal—something I’ve had in mind for 20 years—is to go to Tibet. I want to walk, but without any competitive aim, just to explore and connect with the people there, whom I adore! Performance isn’t my interest; my only goal is to SHARE and EXCHANGE!!!
I’d like to go from village to village without pushing myself in terms of kilometers or time. My aim is simply to walk, discover new things, and above all, share this richness—discover and share!!
Can anyone give me advice on a simple trip to meet these people I’m so eager to discover?
I’m planning to travel at the end of 2016, but I need information about the best seasons to visit this world that lives in near-complete autarky.
Thanks to all of you,
Mireille
Hi, I usually go to beautiful all-inclusive resorts, but I’d like to switch things up and rent an apartment on Airbnb in the DR. The thing is, I’m traveling alone... Is it dangerous to stay alone in an apartment instead of an all-inclusive? I’d love to live like a local and have more freedom, but I’m a little scared... Thanks for your thoughts! Anaïs
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