 looks forward to exploring the unadulterated and raw beauty of the Earth, Bhutan is the place to be. Nestled between the borders of India and China, this Himalayan country is known for its pristine landscapes and mesmerizing beauty. Besides, you will find yourself enveloped with emerald green forests as 72% per cent area of the country is covered by lush-green forests making it one of the largest biodiversities in the world.
Bhutan is a Buddhist nation and therefore, you will find yourself surrounded by numerous Buddhist monasteries and colourful prayer flags. During your visit to Bhutan, you can visit the Buddha Dordenma statue in Thimpu, Taktsang Monastery in Paro valley, Rinpung Dzong, Chele La Pass and Punakha Dzong among other places.
Bhutan is considered a safe country for solo women travellers. All men and women are treated equally in the country. You will notice the respectful way in which women are treated in Bhutan the moment you enter the country. The local Bhutanese people are extremely helpful and will come to the aid of a solo woman at the time of need. Besides, the country is right next to India and therefore, a great destination for first-time solo women travellers.
Travelling to Bhutan is not expensive at all. You can take a round trip to Bhutan for less than Rs 30,000 for five nights and six days. Still, it is recommended to buy international travel insurance for your trip so that any unforeseen loses are taken care of.
New Zealand is the land of stunning landscapes and breathtaking sceneries. This small island country located in Oceania is home to gorgeous snow-capped mountains, deep fiords, several active volcanoes and beautiful beaches. You can also explore deep glowworm caves, native forests, active geothermal areas and glaciers next to the beach during your stay in New Zealand.
The country is heaven for adventure junkies as everything from hiking to sky diving can be done here. You can also indulge in bungee jumping, river rafting, jet boating, etc. while you are in this gorgeous country. Places such as Milford Sounds, Franz Josef Glacier, Bay of Islands, Wai-o-tapu, Kaikoura, Coromandel Peninsula and Abel Tasman National Park are a must-visit in New Zealand.
New Zealand is a great place to visit by solo women travellers. The country is extremely safe for women and the locals are extremely friendly and helpful. Besides, New Zealand is super organised making it easier for a solo woman to find her way without any troubles. The transport network is also very efficient in the country preventing you from spending a bomb on travelling.
A trip to New Zealand is easy on the pockets. You can visit to and from the country under Rs 60,000 for five nights and six days. Nonetheless, you must get your trip covered under an international travel insurance policy to stay prepared for any financial emergencies.
Cambodia is a country with great architecture and a rich history. Situated in south-eastern Asia, the country offers stunning landscapes comprising of forests, low mountains, lakes and rivers. In fact, 70% of the country’s area comprises of forests and 5% consists of water bodies. You can also spend time at gorgeous beaches in the country.
Cambodia is known for its refreshing flavours as well as marvellous temple ruins. Phare Circus in Cambodia is extremely popular as it works to make the lives of street children better. While in Cambodia, you must visit places, such as Angkor Wat, beaches at Sihanoukville, Preah Vihear and Tonle Sap Lake, Kratie amongst others.
When it comes to woman, Cambodia is one of the safest places to visit for solo travellers. The locals are extremely helpful and treat women respectfully. Given its proximity to India, it is a great place for women to travel alone for the first time. Besides, Cambodia is an extremely affordable country to visit. A trip to Cambodia can cost you less than Rs 75,000 for five nights and six days. For better preparedness, buying international travel insurance for your trip is recommended.
If you have an inclination towards historical cities, you must take a trip to Hungary. Located in the centre of Europe, the country is known for its great culture, architecture and scenic beauty. In fact, it is home to the largest thermal water lake system in the world and the largest natural grasslands in Europe. The country is also popular for its cuisine, enormous festivals, folk arts and thermal spas.
Hungary is also very upbeat about music and you can find music concerts at different corners of the country. You must also make a point to visit places, such as the Caves of Lillafured, Eger Castle, Visegrad Royal Palace and Buda Castle during your visit to Hungary.
As a solo woman traveller, Hungary is one of the safest countries to visit. The country treats women with the utmost respect and welcome them with an open heart. If you are well-versed with English, you will not face any language problem as English is used widely in the country. Even the public transport system in Hungary is safe for women, whether you are travelling during the day or at night.
Travelling to Hungary can cost you less than Rs 70,000 for a four nights and five days round trip. You are still advised to get yourself an international travel insurance policy that provides monetary aids in case of any trip emergency leading to financial losses.
Ireland is a beautiful country located in the western part of Europe. This island country has an interesting history and rugged landscapes. You can explore its high cliffs, mountains, pristine lakes, secluded beaches, waterfalls and fall in love with the country. You can also enjoy delicious food, beer as well as wine during your trip here. When in Ireland, places like Cliffs of Moher, Killarney National Park, Blarney Castle, the Rock of Cashel amongst others should be definitely visited.
Ireland is one of the safest countries to visit for both men and women. The people of Ireland are known for their friendliness and great hospitality. Whether you go to a bar or explore the country all alone, you cannot do that without any fear. In fact, locals are extremely helpful with the tourists.
You can take a budget trip to Ireland by spending about Rs 80,000 for three nights and four days stay. Also, remember to carry an international travel insurance policy during your Ireland trip.
Travelling solo is a liberating feeling that gives you the freedom to explore places on your own terms. It reiterates the fact that solo woman travellers are capable in every way to travel without the need for a companion. If an overseas trip is on your mind, you can visit one of these five destinations that are extremely safe for solo women travellers. However, make sure to get your trip insured under a travel insurance policy to avoid any financial losses.Brady’s Grill, on the corner of S Main St. and Pancho Maples Dr.
A new restaurant is being opened in La Feria, and everyone has their ears perked. La Feria News stopped by last week, to see what the word on the street was!
The owner’s name is Ruby Leal, a young lady who has always dreamt of opening her own restaurant! People have been going by and asking what kind of food they’re going to have and when they’ll be opening. Leal explains that they will offer Tex-Mex food including Chicken Fajitas, Beef Fajitas, Burgers, other great food.
She says that she is also working on being able to offer drinks as well.
Leal explained to us that when she saw the building she looked and thought, “I just really, really liked it”. She says she fell in love with it.
She explained that the restaurant is named after her dog, Brady, whom she loved very much. He was one of her best friends and was very close to him. Ruby hopes to share some of that same love she got from her best friend to others when they come to her restaurant.
Ruby is working to get all the last things together and hopes to open up Brady’s Grill early this month!
package io.microvibe.booster.core.base.search.tools;

import io.microvibe.booster.core.api.model.Data;
import io.microvibe.booster.core.api.model.SearchModel;
import io.microvibe.booster.core.api.model.SortModel;
import io.microvibe.booster.core.search.ISymbol;
import io.microvibe.booster.core.base.search.builder.QL;
import io.microvibe.booster.core.base.search.builder.QLStatement;
import io.microvibe.booster.core.base.search.builder.QLStruct;
import lombok.AccessLevel;
import lombok.NoArgsConstructor;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.function.BiConsumer;
import java.util.function.Consumer;
import java.util.function.Function;
import java.util.function.Supplier;

@NoArgsConstructor(access = AccessLevel.PRIVATE)
@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
public class QLStatements {

	private static SearchKeyExtracter<?> defaultSearchKeyExtracter = SearchKeyExtracter.config();
	private static SortKeyExt