Photos: 6 of the best hostels for backpackers to crash
Bunkyard, Udaipur: This hostel is the best place to witness the sights and sounds of Udaipur. The hostel is designed with arches, and boasts of ornate lamps as well as creepers that encircle the staircase. There are dormitories on musical themes, a restaurant and an open terrace to view the city. (facebook)
Updated on: Aug 22, 2018 12:37 PM IST
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Bunkyard, Udaipur: This hostel is the best place to witness the sights and sounds of Udaipur. The hostel is designed with arches, and boasts of ornate lamps as well as creepers that encircle the staircase. There are dormitories on musical themes, a restaurant and an open terrace to view the city. (facebook)
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Zostel, Bangalore: Zostel is India’s first chain of backpackers’ hostels and was started by four students who loved to travel. There are Zostels at key key tourist spots like Jaipur, Ooty, Delhi, Goa and Agra. There are bunk beds in AC dormitories, private lockers, a lounge, library and kitchen. (facebook)
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Horn OK Please, Mumbai: This is a social backpacker’s hostel and is based in Bandra. It is ideal for backpackers in India travelling to or through the city. It is aimed at travellers and not tourists. (Instagram)
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International Travellers’ Hostel, Varanasi: This site was once the summer house of the Queen of Nepal. The hostel boasts of washing machines, lockers, a shared kitchen, a recreational room and a bistro. (Facebook)
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Moustache, Jaipur: This hostel is hip and boasts of a vibrant decor that highlights the local traditions and crafts. There are AC dorms and a multi-cuisine rooftop restaurant. They also host heritage walks and food tours. They are also present in Udaipur, Jaisalmer, and Agra. (Facebook )
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