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Top Solo Travel Experiences You Must Get Before You Turn 40

Turning 40, most people think that they will not be able to pursue their goals and dreams like travelling more actively. However, it doesn’t have to be. Whatever you age, pursue your travel dreams and explore as many places as you can to make good memories.

Check out this collection of the top solo travel experiences that deserve a place on your bucket list. From top sightseeing spots in vibrant cities pulsating with life to exploring destinations that offer the perfect blend of self-discovery, cultural immersion, and personal growth. Read on!

 

Solo Travel Experiences to Enliven Before Turning 40

Here are solo trip experiences every individual should get before turning 40.

1 Discover the beaches in Goa

Goa is situated in Western India and has a coastline that stretches across the Arabian Sea. You can explore here the laid-back vibe of the beautiful beaches. Some of the best beaches include:

  • The Calangute Beach- Queen of Beaches
  • Palolem Beach
  • Vagator Beach
  • Anjuna Beach
  • Morjim Beach
  • Candolim Beach
  • Arambol Beach

In addition to the scenic, serene and secluded beaches in Goa, you can explore the state’s myriad range of street foods and cuisines. You can also relish the lively nightlife of North Goa. To continue your solo ride in Goa, there are several safe, secure and low-price Goa hotels near the beach where you can stay the night.

2. Attend a spiritual retreat in Rishikesh

Known as the “Yoga Capital of the World”, Rishikesh provides a serene setting for spiritual seekers. People around the globe visit Rishikesh to learn and practise different forms of yoga. You can consider joining a yoga or meditation retreat here. Maybe try practising mindfulness on the shores of the Ganges? In addition to the spiritual retreat, you can take walks to the Triveni Ghat, Ram Jhula, and the Beatles Ashram.

3. Relish the cultural celebrations of Rajasthan

If you are going on a solo trip to Rajasthan, enjoy their different fairs and cultural festivals such as the following: 

  • Pushkar camel fair 
  • Jaipur literature festival
  • Desert festival
  • Teej festival 
  • Marwar festival
  • Gangaur festival, etc.

Rajasthan is known for its majestic forts, opulent castles, and colourful festivals. You can visit the top sightseeing spots in Rajasthan (Super OYO Hotel Ganpati Plaza, Super OYO Ambika Guest House, etc.) like Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, Lake Pichola, and Jaswant Thada. This beautiful state is filled with historical sites, cultural experiences, and natural beauty, making it a charming destination for solo travellers.

4. Experience the serenity of the Spiti Valley

The Spiti Valley is home to a unique blend of Tibetan and Indian cultures. Travelling solo lets you interact with the locals and learn about their traditions. Such cultural exchanges can be enriching and broaden your perspective on the world. Thus, take a solo trip and journey to the remote and captivating Spiti Valley in Himachal Pradesh. Enjoy the landscapes, ancient monasteries, and pristine lakes while indulging in the local culture.

5. Explore the historical sites of Hampi

Step back in time and wander through the ruins of Hampi in Karnataka! Hampi is an ancient city situated in Karnataka. For history lovers solo travelling this summer, the city of Hampi, also known as the Lost City, is a perfect choice known for its rich history and ancient ruins. You can explore sites like the Virupaksha Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, Hampi Bazaar, Lotus Mahal, Queen’s Bath, Elephant Stables, etc. 

 

Conclusion

Embarking on solo travel experiences is an incredible journey that everyone should consider, especially before turning 40. These adventures provide unforgettable memories. It also encourages you to step out of your comfort zone, confront challenges, and build resilience. 

 

So, pack your bags, book your tickets and begin your solo travelling journey!

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