Farmstay units categorized as Gold Atithi are required to pay a fee of Rs. 15,000 annually to the department and those categorised as Silver Atithi have to pay Rs. 10,000 per annum.” “According to our norms, a homestay owner can have two to five rooms – minimum two rooms and maximum five rooms.

Length of stay varies per student, depending on their academic plans. Farmstay placements range from 3 weeks to 3 years.

Fortunately, the vast majority of Farmstays are safe and secure. In fact, they are often safer than staying in a hotel or guest house.

Living in a Farmstay is cool and different.

Hotels have become too common place and boring. One of the finest aspects is that they generate income for the local people and you’d feel good for having done something for the natives of the place you’re travelling to.

Most of farmstays will be insdie the resident area and most of them run by local people ( they may live inside your buiding) while most hotels will be on the big road and they have staffs to serve travellers ( the owners normally not stay there). It is often so but not 100%.