We understand — it’s unfair that women have to juggle so much despite having freedom, but taking care of yourself is non-negotiable!

1. Know It All About Your Destination

• Learn about local customs, dress codes, and cultural norms.
• Identify safe neighbourhoods and areas to avoid.
• Check for any travel advisories or safety updates from government websites.

2. Keep Emergency Contacts on Hand

• Local emergency contacts like hospitals, fire department, and police.
• Your hotel’s contact number.
• Friend’s or family’s contact number.

3. Keeping Valuables Secure

• Carry appropriate amount of money that you may need.
• Use a cross body bag with zippers when exploring busy areas.

4. Trust Your Instincts

• Avoid isolated areas, especially at night.
• Be mindful while accepting invitations if travelling solo.
• Leave as soon as you feel unsafe instead of giving benefit of doubt.

5. Do Not Share Location in Real Time

• If using social media, post once you have left the location.
• Avoid tagging while you are at that particular place.

6. Be Cautious with Transportation

• Avoid accepting rides from strangers.
• Use only registered taxis.
• Use taxis of Ola or Uber or any such companies if available.
• Check if the driver’s details match with that given on the application.
• Sit in the back seat, always.
• Avoid sharing rides with strangers.

7. Carry Safety Tools

• Pepper spray.
• Whistle/Alarm.

8. Important Documents

• Physical identity proofs and their copies.
• Also carry digital copies.

9. Stay Connected with Someone Continuously Back Home

• Keep someone updated about your itinerary all the time.
• Use location sharing apps with someone back home.

10. Keep a Low Profile

• Avoid discussing travel plans with strangers.
• Avoid disclosure of accommodation details.