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The world has shrunk, and how, over the decades. The preference of travelling solo is increasing. There has been also a rise in the number of female solo travellers.
It may not always help in resolving the existential crisis like it did for Julia Roberts in ‘Eat, Pray, Love’ :). But it gives you freedom, and it makes you feel empowered.
Be it travelling to a nearby city or town or going to an adventurous trip far off to the hills or exploring a new country whole together – the options are endless.
Solo Kudi takes a peek into the experiences of female travellers who have been taking the plunge in the section – ‘For the love of travelling’. Their concerns, their aspirations, whether they like backpacking or travelling for leisure?
All this and more will be revealed as they talk about their favourite destinations and memorable experiences. We live stories each day and sharing stories is what helps strengthen the tribe!
More power to female travellers and every woman who is undertaking a journey that seems intimidating but is worth taking.
This week, Richa Kothari shares her takeaways. She has explored the US, Canada, Europe, and South East Asia for business and while soul-searching.
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