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A solo female traveler in Uzbekistan says she feels safer there than in New York City. She wears a tank top in the heat and notes that local women dress in all different ways, from modest to less covered.

A solo female traveler in Uzbekistan says she feels safer there than in New York City. She wears a tank top in the heat and notes that local women dress in all different ways, from modest to less covered.
Okay, so some people have asked me if it's safe here in Uzbekistan for girls traveling alone, and you can see I'm traveling alone. It's like a little bit hot out, so that's why I'm wearing a tank top. Most of the women are covered— not most, maybe 50%. 50% of the women are covered, and the others are like, you know, not covered. So anyways, it's totally safe. It's safer here in Uzbekistan walking than it is for me in New York City. So I feel safer in Uzbekistan than I feel in the United States, most places.

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