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Hostels are a good choice for people traveling on a budget because they come cheap, but they’re also a great place to meet a bunch of interesting travelers, who are also exploring the world on their own.
Free Walking Tours
Free walking tours can be found in pretty much every major city, and they’re usually run by local guides who’ll help you learn a lot about the main landmarks in just a few hours.
Exploring Local Markets
Local markets are free to enter, and they offer a unique experience to mingle with the locals and buy everything from food to hand-made souvenirs at a reasonable price.
Trying Street Food
If you want to explore the culinary scene of a new country in the most authentic way possible without spending a fortune, trying street food is just the thing you need.
Visiting Free Museums
Museum visits won’t always fit into your budget if the money is tight, but you can always look for free options that allow you to delve into art, history, and culture without breaking the bank.
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]]>Avoiding Conflicts
Traveling solo might be scary, but it’s sometimes the best option for introverts. Conflicts can emerge when you’re traveling with other people because you’ll have different ideas about the way your trip should go, but you won’t have to deal with this issue when you’re flying solo.
Right Accommodation
Are you in the mood to meet some fellow travelers during your trip or enjoy alone time? The answer to this question will determine if you’ll stay at a hostel or private room/Airbnb.
Making New Friends
Making new friends as an introvert doesn’t come easy, but you should stay open to the possibility, especially if you’re staying at a hostel. If you’re struggling to make the first step, let people come to you, and try to engage in a friendly conversation once they do.
Alone Time
You’ll spend a lot of time on your own when traveling solo, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you should feel lonely. Do some journaling, treat yourself to a nice dinner, and catch up with your loved ones at home to fill your free time.
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Exploring the world shouldn’t stop you from staying in touch with your loved ones. Texting and calling your friends and family will help you feel like you’re always surrounded by people.
“Me” Time
Having the right mindset will help you fully enjoy your solo trips. Instead of thinking you’ll be all alone, look at your time on the road as a perfect chance to destress and recharge.
Do Something Fun
The best way to beat solo travel blues is to do something fun. From pub crawls to free walking tours, each new city has a long list of exciting activities in store.
Stay at a Hostel
Traveling alone doesn’t necessarily mean being alone all the time. Staying at a hostel is a great way to meet new people – many of whom also happen to be solo travelers.
First Step
Most seasoned solo travelers don’t worry too much about feeling lonely. If you’re still a newbie, just summon up the courage to do it the first time, and things will run smoothly in the future.
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