Rural Village Stay in South India on www.namastay.in - Explore Rural India Karnataka, India

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Description: Take a peek into the life in rural India. Shown here is a village homestay in Arasinamakki in the southern Indian state of Karnataka. The homestay is clean and surrounded by pristine nature. Whats more, the hosts speak good English, which is an added convenience. This homestay in Arasinamakki is an ideal getaway from Mangalore, Cochin and Bangalore. Travelers can now book and stay at this unique village homestay. A detailed description of this accommodation can be found at http://www.namastay.in or guests can call at +91 80 65 83 86 89.

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Visitor 98017

12/12/2008

what a green lovely place!

Visitor 93599

11/09/2008

Love the sound of the water and the chirping of the bird. So peaceful. Well done!

Visitor 89024

10/16/2008

seems like a beautiful place! thanks fo posting

Visitor 86372

09/30/2008

What a way to experience india :)

Visitor 85383

09/15/2008

Check out this article on rural stays http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/3532959.stm

Visitor 85123

09/10/2008

actually rural stays are the latest buzz among people..esp foreigners coming to india on holiday

Visitor 85123

09/10/2008

yes it is difficult to locate homestays in india even though everyone seems to be talking about it

Visitor 85105

09/10/2008

I stayed at a homestay in Leh about 2 years ago, it was extremely basic but the family was simply so warm, there's no way I'd trade it for a posh hotel. I remember spending a couple of sunny mornings by the window upstairs, watching the family go about their household chores right from the vegetable garden (yes that's where our dinner came from every evening :) to the buttery tea the lady of the house prepared every morning. She didn't mind me hanging around the kitchen at all! It was truly a memorable experience. I just wish finding them were easier! A network of such stays is much needed in India.

Visitor 85105

09/10/2008

I stayed at a homestay in Leh about 2 years ago, it was extremely basic but the family was simply so warm, there's no way I'd trade it for a posh hotel. I remember spending a couple of sunny mornings by the window upstairs, watching the family go about their household chores right from the vegetable garden (yes that's where our dinner came from every evening :) to the fresh buttery tea the mother prepared every morning. They didn't mind me hanging around the kitchen with them and chit chatting! It was truly a memorable experience. I just wish finding them were easier! A network of such stays is much needed in India.

Visitor 85089

09/10/2008

I know Arasinamakki is about 30 KM from Mangalore. Mangalore by road from Bangalore is about the same as Ooty, about 8 hours or so. Maybe lesser.

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