Who's travelling
Travelling on your own
A private journey suits a solo traveller well: your own driver, guides who become good company, and a team in New Delhi who know where you are.
Many of our guests travel alone, for a first visit or for the tenth. You choose the pace and the interests; we look after the logistics, the hotels and the people you meet along the way.
Women travelling alone often ask about safety. Our advice: choose hotels and drivers you can trust, dress modestly outside the big hotels, and avoid arriving late at night. That is how we plan every solo journey.
At a glance
- Best for
- First visits, curious travellers, women travelling alone
- Easiest countries
- Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Nepal
- Good to know
- Hotels charge most of a double room for one guest
Where we would send you
Good places to travel alone
- Bhutan
- Visitors travel with a licensed guide and driver, which makes it one of the easiest countries in Asia for a solo traveller.
- Nepal
- Kathmandu and Pokhara are used to independent travellers, with cafés, bookshops and walks to share with other guests.
- Sri Lanka
- Short distances, friendly guesthouses and a train ride where you will talk to everyone in the carriage.
- Rajasthan
- Heritage hotels with communal dinners in the courtyard make it easy to meet other travellers.
- Ladakh
- Monasteries, village homestays and a strong local tradition of looking after guests.
How we plan it
What we take care of
People you can trust
Drivers and guides we have worked with for years. Women guides can be arranged in many cities if you prefer.
Hotels with a welcome
Smaller hotels where the owner knows your name and you are not alone at dinner.
A number to call
A contact in our team who knows your trip and answers day and night.
Plan my journey
Tell us roughly what you have in mind
A specialist for that country replies within 24 hours, with a first idea of route and price. There is no charge and no obligation.
Or call us on +91 95571 00126