Low Contributor
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Just go Pakistan. |
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Raghu
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yes u can stay 15 days in village...if u required any help pls conect at
ranbanka2006@yahoo.com or ruugs@yahoo.co.in |
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cute_penguin
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first of think about which village in india you want to go to...there are thousends of villages in there.......then if you like it and you think this is what you looking fr then why not...who can control you.... |
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Paddy
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You can stay in a village if you have friends or relatives there. Indian villages are not tourist destinations and do not have hotels or bed and breakfast kind of accommodation.
For a rustic near village like experience you'll have to visit a modified version, which would not be a village but a set up, which would provide a village kind of atmosphere. Having said this the best bet would be Rajasthan, where a lot of Star Hotels provide you with a rustic atmosphere. |
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Giriraj b
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yes you can stay in india for 15 days if you have stay permit and for that you can go to janmamathur a hill station in vellore district in tamilnadu as there is only tribes are living and it is a very peacfull place as you like and can take rest. |
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darkman_in
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Water,
Very Good Hospital,
Pharmacy,
Caravan
You must check for these ... |
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GAUTAM K
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having holiday in Indian village is as like as free of cost ,
but what is your age and which god you be live for whatever KER ALA IS THE best place for staying after retirement.
why KERALA village especially PYYANUR village.
boat house,lord KARTHIKEYAS TEMPLE, OLD FORT NEARBY. you can approach any rotary club and you wish you can help the poor people serve them till your stay. |
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bhups
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what do u mean by stay and village.
in remote villages there r not hotels to stay and some resorts are ther near the villages u can stay there as per their schdule programme and cost. u can visit yatra.com for the detail or makemytrip.com |
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Prince Charming's Girl
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udahipur is very nice |
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sudhir_says
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Sure, you can stay in Indian village for 15 days.
I would recommend any village in Kerala for your stay. Please check, http://www.holidayiq.com/states/Kerala-Overview.html for more information. |
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datasprite
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not low but no cost :)
you are welcome to stay anyplace in the country - it is a democracy ! |
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Jobin
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Kerala - the best option.
You can stay here as a guest in home stay... in a very reasonable rate... www.lakerala.com These people could help you in this regards... |
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jassi k
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sure |
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shaktimaan
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yes.....visit Khandala (maharashra)
n if u want to enjoy konkan life then visit nandgaon (near to murud janjira in maharashtra state) |
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rick
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yes, u shud better luk 4 chaukki dhandi an entertainment place in jaipur its more like a rajasthani village |
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sriraj
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you can...india is a place ...everybody can live happyly according to their budget...it's up to you to decide..if you want to go more happening place (like more tourist distination)cost of living is high...if you want to remain in peace with your self....there are pleanty of places to go....it never cost you much....may be for your itinerary please write to me....sraj17jan@aol.com |
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