
For many adventurers, solo travel is the ultimate form of freedom. But one well-travelled woman has revealed there's one country she'd never return to alone - despite having explored 30 countries independently.
The Dark Side of Solo Adventure
While most of her journeys have been filled with incredible experiences and welcoming locals, one particular destination left her feeling genuinely unsafe as a female traveller. "I've navigated bustling Asian cities and remote African villages," she explains, "but nowhere made me feel as vulnerable as this place."
A Harrowing Experience
The traveller describes relentless street harassment, aggressive behaviour from locals, and a complete lack of respect for personal boundaries. "It wasn't just catcalling - I felt genuinely threatened at multiple points during my trip," she recalls.
Safety Tips for Solo Travellers
Based on her extensive experience, she offers these crucial safety tips:
- Always research cultural norms regarding gender roles
- Trust your instincts - if something feels wrong, leave
- Dress conservatively to avoid unwanted attention
- Have emergency contacts saved in your phone
- Consider joining group tours in particularly challenging destinations
While she doesn't regret visiting the country, she strongly advises other solo travellers - particularly women - to consider going with a companion or choosing alternative destinations.