Is Kerala Safe for Solo Female Travelers?

Solo travel

My experience in Kerala was absolutely eye-opening and inspiring. As a 23 year-old female traveler I was a bit nervous before my trip but I felt extremely safe!! The locals were some of the kindest, most welcoming welcoming people I’ve ever met. *Must-does:* 1. Watch a Kathalaki show - The traditional dance-drama is mesmerizing, and the performers’ talent is unforgettable 2. Explore the backwaters - Not only are they beautiful, but you’ll also see old Chinese fishing techniques that they still use today! Visiting the small fisher families’ islands was wonderful too. If you want recommendations on safe homestays, tea houses, trusted drivers, or hidden gems, feel free to reach out!!!! The region of Kerala is the land of color and art. The place where nature and community come together to create the most beautiful patterns you’ll ever see.

Family travel

Safety - highly Things to do - visit tea plantation(Munnar), boat house stays(alappey), explore coffee museum. Go to nature visit. Restaurant recommendation - Rasa(approximately nearer to Munnar) Budget - minimal spent 20k Stay - rivulet resort, boat house(eco stay) Transport - private taxi.

Family travel

I traveled in parts of Kerala and Tamil Nadu. it was great what a weather and air. We used public transport like bus and train mostly a few time when it was difficult to find public transport we used cab which were suprisingly very expensive.like it showed fair rate on the uber apps but when they arrived they demanded more money and if we didn't agree they left.so if you are on a budget public transport is best. In a group of 5 people from start to end including everything (food, train ticket ,bus ticket,suviner,cab,hotel stay , touring, activity etc)coasted 10 thousand indian rupees for almost 10 days if I include our departing from mumbai. Foods good basically you will get south indian food only mostly rarely paas by north indian restaurant. Eat south local food only they make it delicious don't order any other food they don't make it good unless the cook is not south indian.found a rajasthani restaurant and the full staff was Rajasthani so food was good but tried paneer paratha in random place not good

Family travel

Kerala is a nice place… people are extremely kind and courteous. However, night travel is not recommended unless you are with a group or with local guides. The land has beautiful landscapes, nature and even local diner.

as a North Indian woman, Kerala was a breath of fresh air. I did not have to worry about stares, unwanted attention or harassment. the cleanliness is also top notch. if you are a foreigner or a solo woman of any nationality and want to explore India, start with Kerala. it is the state with the highest literacy rate and it shows. even when I was wearing more revealing clothes and standing out from the locals who were dressed conservatively, people didn't give me any unwanted attention. (PS. don't follow my example. why take risk dressing in revealing clothes. always wear what the locals wear unless it's a private property or private beach). anyway, 10/10 experience would recommend.

Kerala can be said to be comparatively safe when we consider other states in India. People are more educated than other states in India and that do reflect in their behaviour. But not everyone is aware about the privacy and comfort of women so there can be some sort of violence. Hence should be careful as a women.