Discussion
Garud travelled alone as :
Answer: C
Garud travelled alone as no one agreed to accompany her.
The second paragraph says that Garud had asked friends and family but found no takers, which means nobody was willing to go with her. Only after that did she go alone and discover how freeing it was.
The passage never says that a companion would have given unasked advice, that going alone was cheaper, or that she disliked company; indeed she says 'Travel is also about meeting people'. Those three options are guesses the text does not support.
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