A hostel is a cheap way to lodge safely with like-minded travelers around the world. Also called "Backpackers," hostels feature dormitory style rooms, often with bunks, and security, social life, showers, and food prep and storage areas. They are very community oriented lodgings, and you'll share everything but your bunk and a locker -- in fact, it's a little like summer camp without the counselors. Hostels are prevalent in Europe and can usually be found elsewhere in the world (not so much in the US).

Price: Price 1: $ 40,000 a day for people staying for long.

Tariff 2: People who stay up to one months pay depending on the chosen plan, minimum $ 750,000.

It's increasingly possible to reserve single sex dorms, and floors for women exist, but you're more likely to room with the opposite gender. If you want same sex rooming and can't reserve, ask if it's possible when you check in or pay for a private room. Gals, you'll likely be perfectly safe -- you'll find that experienced backpackers understand how to respect one another's space and privacy.

Spr!ng House Hostel  has comfortable eating plans and equipped kitchen for those who wish to cook