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As more and more solo travelers pack their bags set for an adventure, you don’t have to go to the ends of the earth to have a great time.
Some of the best destinations to defy the world alone are here in our own backyard.
If you think of visiting the south, experiencing wild nights in New Orleans, Epic Beach-Vacates in Florida and Down-home charm in timeless small cities can come to mind, but there are large metropolises, beautiful mountains, and everything In between also between hand.
The pros in the south of life have again done what they do best – reveal the best of the best in the south.
This time these experts have compiled an insightful list of the ‘best solo holiday destinations in the south’ – and there are a few big surprises!
These are the top 3:
3) Houston: the largest urban jungle in the south
World-driven chef and traveler Anthony Bourdain once claimed that America is home to just 2 metropolises: New York City (of course) and Chicago.
I grew up in Texas myself, I have to say that a city with 26-job highways must also qualify, right?
Houston is the home of nearly 2.5 million inhabitants, according to the latest data, and is also one of the fastest growing cities.
Even with record-breaking tourist songs last year, you rarely hear from Houston as a go-to destination.
The truth is that Houston is a very diverse city with a lot to do, especially in the spring for the sultry summers. You can immerse yourself in numerous subcultures, ranging from exciting rodeos to all the pleasures of Chinatown.
Solo travelers will certainly love a multitude of lively city parks and fascinating museums, and of course there is No problem enjoy the Johnson Space Center or.
Where Houston really shines for solo travelers is the wide food scene that reflects the diversity of the city. Ranging everywhere from bbq along the road, open-trunk tamal stands, my favorite restaurant Cabo Bob’sUp to 6 eateries that recently attract the attention of Michelin guide, Houston is one of the best cities for a ‘table for one’.
Moreover, hotels are always reasonably priced compared to other large cities. View this affordable Crowne Plaza Near the Houston Galleria, a great base for exploring the city.
2) Little Rock: Big City with a small city feeling
You may think: ‘Little Rock?! Really and truly? And rightly so. I mean, when did you last heard someone who heard little rock?
In general, Arkansas is more known for its lush green nature than it is urban vastness, but Little Rock, the capital of the state, has received the attention of countless travel results, including Southern Living, for his abundance of historical attractions and buzzing food scene.
Let’s face it; Not every traveler is a history lover, but there are praising reviews that come in for the new library and the museum of the former Governor of Arkansas and, in particular, former US President Bill Clinton.
Take the Monica … Err, name of William J. Clinton Library and MuseumTop reviews emphasize the cheap admission of $ 12, fascinating exhibitions and surprisingly delicious brunch specials.
Little Rock is the home of only a smidge of more than 200,000 people, so it is precisely the opposite of Houston. Little Rock has more a small city feeling along the picturesque Arkansas river.
Typical chain hotels are affordable prices such as four points, courtyard and Holiday Inn, which means a larger budget for food at local favorites such as such as Petit and Keet.
Little Rock has also become a wellness destination and gets a page from colleague Arkansas City, Hot Springs.
Check out Copper Well Retreat For the ultimate stay to come and charge.
1) Asheville: call it a comeback
Is it not surprising how quickly the news cycle will pass?
With the sudden furious forest fires that Los Angeles destroyed, Asheville may be waving their hands and says: “Hey! Do you remember us?!” After unprecedented floods, their city destroyed in 2024.
That said, for better or worse, one of the trendy cities of the south again welcomes tourists, and solo travelers can benefit the most for various reasons.
Like every city that embraces a comeback, there are probably some speed bumps. One would be staff, and if you travel solo, you are certainly much less a burden than a family of 5.
Anyway, residents of Asheville are certainly happy to boost the economy for travelers. Despite going through unexpected changes, the Blue Mountains still beckons with inviting paths and beautiful vantage points for some of the best views of the mountains in the south.
And unlike Appalachia, Solo travelers do not have to worry about the folklore of wild lost souls in the forest, because Asheville is largely seen as a safe destination across the board.
In the city you will find one of the best foodie cities, not only in the south, but also throughout the country. So if you haven’t learned yet, come hungry in the south!
For a stay there are plenty of rustic inns, Ritzy hotels and even nature retries outside the cityscape. Southern Living Highlights Cataloochee Ranch As one of the best.
And do not skip unexpected joys like a tour Biltmore EstateA breathtaking country house that now serves as a museum.
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