Is Kerala safe for solo female travelers?

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So far having a great time, I’m staying at a retreat, very quiet and peaceful. Enjoying the beach and markets! I’ve met some really nice people and enjoyed the delicious food. If you want a retreat recommendation please feel free to message me!

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My airbnb check in was not pleasant. Upon check in they said if I need AC I need to pay extra 300 per day. Total 900 for 3 days. Booking from mytrip website it was not mentioned. It was burning hot. Felt I got scammed. Back water cruise was a great experience. Love the food. They even have some good American food too. Wish I had more time to explore.

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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...

Kerala is friendly and safe in general. But if you are a solo traveller, you might want to exert caution, roaming around alone, in secluded places , after dark. Expect a bit of mostly harmless, but irritating staring, if you end up wearing revealing clothes.

kerala is known as god's own country and like the term suggests it's a paradise for travellers. but like every other place in this world there is a fair percentage of crime happens annually in kerala also. When you're planning to visit kerala I suggest you to avoid shady and dark places . and try to avoid visiting places or unknown areas after 8'0 clock in the evening.

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....