Check out these awesome budget hostels in India
Most backpackers believe in staying within a budget while travelling and staying in hostels is one of the best options for pocket-conscious travellers. However, a majority of people believe that hostels are not a very popular choice in India. While it may not be as widespread as it is in other countries, there's no denying that India has some awesome hostels to choose from.
Here’s a list of six such budget hostels in India:
Nomads
Nomads is one of the best hostel choices in India located in the most beautiful parts of Kasol and Amritsar. The place will give you that much-needed vacation feeling. Charges start from INR 660 per night and can go up according to season. The iconic yellow house that serves as their Kasol Hostel is adored by all, and guests rave about the hospitality. Snuggle up and take in the views or participate in group activities in the common rooms here!
goSTOPS
Everything about their hostels is oh-so-vibrant, from a touch of spirituality in Varanasi to an action-packed adventure trip in Dalhousie! Per night price starts from INR 960 and can go up accordingly. This hostel is a popular choice for backpackers travelling to Goa, Mussoorie and Rishikesh.
Pappi Chulo
Pappi Chulo is a colourful, fun, and vibrant beach resort in Goa, India's favourite beach destination. The hostel is pet-friendly and artistic, with some great common areas for you to chill, socialize, and meet new people, and it's only a few minutes' walk from Vagator Beach. Price starts at Rs 649 per night The dorms are super cute and are themed. This is the place to go if you enjoy a hippie vibe with graffiti on the walls and crazy party scenes.
Moustache
Moustache offers spotless dorms, friendly staff, and a perfect social atmosphere. Prices start at INR 799 per night and go up from there. The hostel has everything you need, including hot water, wi-fi, a common kitchen, a common living room, laundry, and all-day rooftop cafes, as well as female and mixed dormitories. If you're planning a solo trip to India, Moustache has hostels in 12 different cities, including Jaipur, Pushkar, and Varanasi.
Vedanta Wake Up
Vedanta Wake Up is another prominent chain of hostels in India with branches in Alleppey, Fort Kochi, Kovalam, Varkala, Thekkady, Ernakulam, Trivandrum, Kanyakumari, Kodaikanal and Madurai in south India. This is the best way to explore the world if you want to experience luxury on a budget! The price ranges between INR 500 and INR 1000.
Backpacker Panda
There are Backpacker Panda hostels in over 50 cities across India, as well as some exotic locations abroad such as Colombo, Phuket, Kathmandu, Tehran, and Kabale. Price starts from Rs 850 per night onwards As you participate in artsy activities and attend fun-filled events, you can unleash both your creative spirit and your party animal. Pick your destination and go. Quirky interiors, gaming rooms with foosball tables, common kitchen and entertainment areas, and, most importantly, a warm and safe environment for female travellers are all available.
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