Guide to special places to stay: Homestays
Barwara Kothi homestay in Jaipur, India
© Barwara Kothi
© Barwara Kothi
© Barwara Kothi
INDIA: Barwara Kothi in Jaipur
Once the residence of the Barwara royal family in Jaipur, this colonial villa homestay definitely harks back to the era of the Raj. It’s perhaps hard to think of this as a homestay as it feels more like a stay in a heritage guest house. You may or may not meet the family, but you’ll certainly be treated as a very welcome guest.
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© PCook
© PCook
ECUADOR: Hacienda Zuleta
This is a homestay with a difference as you are welcomed into the luxurious family home of former president Galo Plaza Lasso. The hacienda is still owned and run by members of his family. Get involved with some wonderful experiences such as cooking classes, horse riding, embroidery, milking cows or hiking.
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© JClouth
© JClouth
PERU: Amantani Island Homestay
If you take a boat on Lake Titicaca from Puno to Amantani Island (seeing the floating Uros Island on the way), you can stay in a simple, no-frills homestay where you can discover the traditional way of life on this island. A great way to get to know this remote local community.
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