Anushka
India
Amazing city, with amazing places to explore. Food is very authentic and delicious, surprisingly very different from the northern cuisine. The night vibe is amazing. Travelling at night in terms of safety is good if you are travelling inside the city. Outskirts of city can be a little risky if you are all alone. It is great if you keep your medium of communication to English (best) or if you manage to learn little phrases in Kannada, people will appreciate it a lot. Overall the city has a...
Posted: June 6, 2026Experienced: September, 2022JyoTi
India
Lived in various areas of bangalore over the years like kormangala, hsr, electronic city, indiranagar, marathahalli. Apart from Marathahalli all felt safe, HSR is peaceful, Kormangala is where you can find everything so I like these 2 the most. Have noticed some wierd things happening in Whitefield and marathahalli so I don't prefer to go out much at these places.
Posted: March 16, 2026Experienced: December, 2025Actually, India is not the safest space especially for girls. - Because of the culture it is not so common for a girl to wear a short dress (don’t open shoulders and knees) - Also, it has awful traffic and it is dangerous to cross the road sometimes so do it carefully - The food is spicy so take some pills with you if you don’t used to spicy food
Posted: April 16, 2025Experienced: April, 2025Bangalore is a pretty safe place when compared to other parts of India and the area I live in is quite comfortable and pretty chill as well. You could visit here anytime if you'd wanna party and skip your usuals.
Posted: October 2, 2026Ashiya
I feel safer in Banglore compared to other Indian cities. The airport is very far from the city though with no public transport after 10ish so if you're planning to visit choose a flight that'll land in banglore during daytime as it takes 1 hr to reach the city from cab. Avoid staying in outskirts of the city not much public transport there either. I travel alone in banglore many times it's mostly safe but be cautious if after 10pm don't visit places which are less crowded in night. Hangout...
Posted: September 25, 2026Its a pretty safe city if you stay within city limits. You can roam in nights indise the city carefree! You will have police in the main areas of the city even at night! I have lived here all my life and i would say its pretty safe
Posted: August 10, 2026It’s very safe for women in day and at night. Easy access to public transport and cabs . People are helpful and accommodating . The traffic is crazy at peak hours but you get used to it . A lot of good breweries around
Posted: July 23, 2026Kaushki
So I have been in banglore since one month and I have travelled here and there using metro or Rapido but not once I felt a man is staring at me in a wrong way. Although I do say that people who don’t know how to speak native language might find difficult to communicate with locals
Posted: June 30, 2026Bangalore is a safe place but at times small scams might happen in terms of money for foreigners. Night life is good in bangalore and it is quite safe to travel around during night as many people will be awake during night.
Posted: June 24, 2026Based on reports from women living in Bangalore, we created a safety map highlighting areas where they feel unsafe during the day or at night.
Gunjan
Bangalore
3 nights
Hey heyy I am Gunjan, a lawyer from Bangalore. I've been looking for female only communities and have signed up for many in the past, but Travel Ladies has really impressed me! I look forward to hosting, building a community and hopefully visiting the rest of you who are based out of other countries here!
Nigariga
Bangalore
3 nights
I'm Nigariga, 22, living the Bangalore life & surviving US tax deadlines. Catch me dancing through stress and sipping chai like a pro. Vibing, thriving, and sometimes just... barely surviving!" 💃🏽😅