For years, I’ve been traveling the world and one of my favorite activities, especially when I travel solo, is staying in hostels. This is because it provides an opportunity to meet people with similar interests and listen to their stories. Additionally, they are more affordable than hotels and offer a cozy atmosphere, unlike hotels. Moreover, they allow us to get a deeper cultural experience as they are typically located in or near a residential areas. On this page, you’ll find a detailed review of the hostels I’ve stayed at in India and some of the top-rated hostels around the world, along with my recommendations.
If you’re looking to save money on your accommodation while visiting Bangalore, a hostel might be an excellent option for you. Not only are they budget-friendly, but they also promote environmental sustainability. Additionally, staying at a hostel can be a great way to socialize and meet other travelers. I had a great experience staying at the Hood Co-living hostel during one of my trips to Bangalore.
During a five-day trip to Lucknow with my family, I was searching for affordable accommodation. That is when I discovered the Go Awadh hostel in Gomti Nagar. Gomti Nagar…
If you’re considering visiting Jaipur but are concerned about the cost, there is a lovely and budget-friendly option available to you. The Jaipur Jantar hostel is one of…