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You divide Rajsthan trip into two parts.This is a big state.You need mple days to explore. You can cover following places in 6-7 day
Jaipur-Ajmer-Pushkar-Udaipur-Rankpur-and Kumbalgarh
Another route you can take is
Jaipur-Bikaner-Jaislmer-Jodhpur.
During the new year season goa will be crowded like hell ,and the cost of everything will be hiked however you will definately enjoy being in the darkness at the beaches.
Hi Ankit,
I was in South Goa last year for new year. From the pictures I saw of North Goa, South Goa had a very less percentage of tourists. The celebration and parties are not as bug as North either. There are some beach stays, AirBnB and homestays where you can maintain social distancing. Take a look at those.
Hi Aditya,
I could not find any information on homestay in Rishikesh but here are some budget hotels you can take a look at.
Despite the fact that budget travellers are restricted by finances, they are free to experience the city like a local. From eating at local restaurants and staying at family-run homestays – budget travellers experience the best of Rishikesh tourism. If you are a budget traveller planning a trip to Rishikesh, here are a few budget hotels:
Rudram Hotel and Retreat
Swiss Cottage and Spa by Salvus
60’s Green Hills
Divine Ganga Cottage
Rishikesh Valley
Hope this helps.
Hi Aditya Apart from homestay, you could also check Vanprastha Ashram. Very clean and organised. Had stayed for a week for Rs 400 per night in a private double bedded room where there is a kitchen, a fridge and a geyser. The ashram is located at Janki Jhula. Thanks!
Hey,
Given that you have a week, I suggest you go to Parvathi valley. Here you can visit Kasol, Manikarn Gurudwara, Tosh, Kalga, Pulga, Kheerganga. There many small hikes here and the landscape is beautiful.
Hope this helps
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There's one homestay in dharamkot - heena cafe and homestay.
view from the property is pretty amazing do negotiate the price, food is good, rooms are clean and the wifi connection is also nice