The chart illustrates the percentage of women who find 15 specific hobbies attractive, ranked based on their appeal. It provides insights into preferences for various activities, ranging from intellectual and creative pursuits to physical and outdoor pastimes.

Reading is the most attractive hobby, with nearly universal appeal, while traveling ranks the lowest, though it still maintains high popularity. Creative and skill-based activities dominate the top positions, whereas more niche pursuits like archery and blacksmithing appear lower in the ranking.

Reading is the most appealing activity, with 98.2% of women finding it attractive. Close contenders include foreign languages (95.6%) and playing a musical instrument (95.4%), both of which highlight a strong preference for intellectual and artistic endeavors. Cooking follows at 95.1%, slightly ahead of woodworking (94.4%), painting (94.1%), and writing (93.8%), all of which reflect the popularity of hobbies involving creativity and hands-on skills. Gardening, which shares the same percentage as writing, further emphasizes this trend.

Physical and outdoor activities occupy middle and lower positions on the list. Swimming (92.8%) is the most favored physical activity, while photography and astronomy, both at 90.5%, combine elements of creativity and exploration. Hiking, at 90%, is slightly less popular but still highly regarded. Archery and blacksmithing, at 89.5% and 88.2%, respectively, rank among the least popular activities, though they remain attractive to a large majority. Traveling, at 87.9%, concludes the list.