If you want to know more about yourself, then you MUST travel. And that should be a solo travel. I see that most of the people term traveling as the one they do everyday from office to home and going to another state on office work. I couldn’t stop laughing whenever I hear this. Traveling is no way related to your regular office work. It is escaping from the routine work, from family issues or personal issues and exploring yourself and nature. Simply to say, it is knowing your connection with nature.
If you feel something new, meet different cultures, forget yourself, feel peace and happiness, then it means you really have a great travel. These days, solo traveling has become so popular. If you want to know the best offbeat destinations where you can rejuvenate yourself, then you have come to the right place. Today, we bring you before 12 offbeat destinations in India, where you can travel solo to enjoy the fullest.
1. Sandhan Valley – Grand Canyon of Maharashtra
Filled with beautiful landscape, breathtaking gorges and glistening streams, the Sandhan Valley is for thrill-seekers. Trekking through the Sandhan Valley gives you an amazing experience. You will find reverse waterfall near the Samrad village of Bhandardara region. Yes, the cascading water seems to defy the natural law of gravity. The trek takes nearly five hours. It is accessible from November to May.
2. Zanskar Valley, Ladakh – India’s Remote Valley
If you are looking for a bit of solitude and peace, then this place is for you. It is one of the least visited areas of our country. A very small portion of people goes towards Zanskar. In winter time, the hardcore trekkers come here to do the famous Chadar trek as the entire river will get completely frozen. Don’t miss the frozen waterfalls and the Chadar trek along with the frozen Zanskar River. The best time to visit is April to August.
3. Lahaul – Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh
Lahaul-Spiti is for adventure lovers. You can see a stunning landscape where snow is a common feature. Lahaul and Spiti are famous for its various high altitude trek trails and a rich Tibetan influenced culture. On the way to trek, you can spot pearl-white houses dotted on cliffs and gurgling rivers.
4. Gokarna, Karnataka – A Paradise For Beach Lovers
Beach trekking is the one you must experience here. Yes, you read it right. As Gokarna is situated amongst the hills, you need to climb and descend along the hill rocks to reach the beach. It has 5 major beaches namely Kudle beach, Gokarna beach, OM beach, Half Moon beach, Paradise beach.
Even though it’s a temple town, the beaches here have some insane bonfire nights and parties for all. You can have different types of massages at hotels and resorts.
