based on 163 experiences from female travelers
Vizag is my hometown so yeah I have a soft spot for this place but for travelling it takes more time than any other state like from ahemdabad to Andhra it takes around 2 days in train. The place is safe but at night I would recommend carrying safety tools and stuff. It's a great place and many places are there to hangout, and visit..
Posted: July 9, 2025Experienced: April, 2023I had a great fun , I travelled with my friends so it was pretty much chill had some emotional episodes but still fun looking forward to go on more and also thinking to go on solo trips yeh that was the experience I jad
Posted: July 6, 2025Tannaz
India
I have visited Meghalaya multiple times over the years . It is extremely safe for women even at night backed by a strong matrilineal society. Its clean and even the road side dhabas are very cleanliness oriented. The food is amazing- veg and non-veg. The people are kind and helpful . There are many beautiful waterfalls, caves, hills to explore.
Posted: June 28, 2025Experienced: June, 2025I went to Jaipur with my mum and maternal grandfather to mostly relax. Stayed in nature's resort which was about 30 km outside the main city. Only went to the city once but it was a good experience overal
Posted: June 24, 2025Experienced: February, 2025Safest state in India currently. I went to Gangtok and jorethang. Nice people and clean cities. The resorts I booked were on the outskirts so getting around became a hassle. The cabs were expensive when one person's in the family paying; but affordable when the rent is split so travel with a group or friends. Food was okay okay but then again delhites have trouble finding food of their taste anywhere.
Posted: June 24, 2025Experienced: February, 2024Amazing city, absolutely beautiful, in the middle of the tea plantations! It feels like we've left India, it's uncanny! The place is great but it's a bit difficult to get by, not as many tuktuk as in other places, and hotels are a bit more expensive. Still manageable
Posted: June 16, 2025Experienced: March, 2024Based on 435 local experiences
Based on 435 local experiences
Priyanka
It’s okay, a lot better than other Indian cities. But I have been groped and leered at a lot. If you’re a woman out there, you will get stared at and it’s really uncomfortable. I feel like I’m constantly vigilant, but also feel so low because I feel intensely objectified
Posted: July 8, 2025Neeraja
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.
Posted: July 8, 2025