Traveling to India has become a new trend, but why are most of the people who go there "loners"?

To a certain extent, India has been mythologized in China as a thing with unique significance almost like traveling to Lhasa and Tibet. In some remarks, it can even be compared with self-sublimation. Something like that is related. Therefore, under this kind of thinking, most people who go to India basically go alone, especially women, who account for a considerable proportion, and women are more likely to be in danger in Thailand.

To some extent, India has now become a good tourist destination for surrounding countries by virtue of the Ganges River and the Taj Mahal, and after the relaxation of relevant policies, it is easier to obtain a visa to Thailand. For tourists with a lot of travel experience, traveling to India is like going for an outing, and you can naturally go there alone.

Secondly, at a time when tour groups are gradually declining, individual travel is not only aimed at going to India, but the entire tourism industry is leaning towards individual travel. The advantage of traveling alone is that you can choose the most affordable plan by yourself and go to the places you really want to go, instead of having to accompany a group of people to some uninteresting sights. Paying attention to your own individual needs is also the most important point when traveling.

Among the tourists to India, those born in the 1980s and 1990s account for a large proportion. People of these two generations often have a more youthful and exciting attitude in the context of the new era. For things like traveling, I am often more interested in going alone. And for tourism in India, the peak period often occurs between the end of the year and the beginning of the year. The special travel time is destined to make the mainstream group of people going to India no longer the group of people who used to wait for winter and summer vacations.