based on 38 experiences from female travelers
Ruu
Indonesia
This was the first foreign country I’ve ever visited, and I really enjoyed my time here. I think I’ll come back someday. Even though I traveled solo, I felt safe and comfortable. Maybe because it’s a neighboring country, but the food, accommodation, and especially the travel costs were affordable for me.
Posted: January 24, 2026Malaysia was a beautiful and diverse experience, combining modern cities with rich culture and nature. I enjoyed the mix of traditions, delicious food, and the friendliness of the people but what I enjoyed the most was how all the different cultures and religions live together without a problem ❤️ Getting around was easy, and the country felt welcoming and well organized, making it a comfortable and memorable place to explore.
Posted: January 18, 2026I was lucky enough to be hosted by my Chinese friend in Puchong. We would get around by car. I wouldn't recommend walking because there are not many places to walk to. As a European it was quite a shocking thing. I love walking. If you want to have fun, there are organised activities to visit the jungle, or you could just chill at the numerous shopping malls around the city. Malaysian Ringgits are weak, so 40 euros were 200 MYR. Food is great. Please try Durian, it's a smelly fruit, either you love it or hate it 😄
Posted: August 17, 2025Experienced: August, 2022Based on 75 local experiences
Based on 75 local experiences
I think still need to take self precaution, and bring around pepper spray or any tool to defence ourselves. I had experienced at klcc park if we women go for a walk alone to get some air, there is always strange guy coming after you, its not like you can think of it as compliment but they are scary@pervert that I had to report to the police at the park.
Posted: February 2, 2026Very safe just avoid dark hidden places at night. Be careful with your belongings, I have heard some can try to steal wallets but never have happened to me and I have lived here more than 3 years. Of course after 1 am maybe careful in areas were not too many people
Posted: January 22, 2026Generally safe, although not pedestrian friendly (recommend to drive or take a taxi, or use the public transport) as there are little to no walkways available for pedestrians. Cross roads only when the traffic lights turn green for pedestrians, as cars will not give way to pedestrians
Posted: January 13, 2026Sue
Kuala Lumpur
2 days
Solo chindian traveller into slow travel, gastronomical adventures, and trying out new things. Insta: heysueq I'm into fitness (good walks, swimming or any movement), reading and beaches! I don't smoke or drink alcohol at all (enjoy life more being sober haha). I do love to exchange travel stories.
Shahida
Kuala Terengganu
2 days
A 20-something lawyer turned writer. I lost my youth to depression, and now I am reclaiming my lost years by traveling solo. A self-proclaimed digital nomad. I love to travel in hoping to fall in love with places, its people, food and culture. I can be found at @speakingofshahida on Instagram where I share bits of my travel