NomadGao runs colivings in Anjuna in Goa and Dharamkot in Himachal Pradesh, India, across several properties with private rooms and some dorms. Anjuna private rooms cost around 35,000 rupees a month, roughly 58 dollars a night, with reported 200 Mbps internet. It also runs retreats, team bookings, a volunteer programme and a members passport.
NomadGao: Goa and the Himalayas, one operator
NomadGao runs coliving in two of India's best remote-work regions: Anjuna in north Goa, and Dharamkot in the Himalayan foothills above Dharamshala. Between them the brand covers several properties, from dorms through to studio apartments.
What NomadGao Does
- Two very different destinations. Beach and forest in Goa, mountains and monasteries in Himachal.
- Several properties per location. Vila Nova, Secret Garden and Assagao among them, spanning dorms to studios.
- Around 35,000 rupees a month for a private room. Roughly 58 dollars a night, with reported 200 Mbps.
- Retreats and team bookings. Alongside individual stays, with a volunteer route as well.
- A NomadGao Passport. A members programme across the network, plus published India destination guides.
Why It Makes Sense for Nomads
India is the cheapest place in the world to live well, and these are its two best remote-work bases. Goa in winter has the beach, the parties and an established international scene. Dharamkot in summer has cool mountain air, the Dalai Lama's town below, and Himalayan trekking from the door.
Being able to move between them with one operator matches how people actually use India: the coast from November to March, then north as the heat arrives.
The 4.8 rating across 281 reviews is strong at that volume. Monthly rates are not fully published, so use the booking site for your dates.
Pricing
Around 35,000 rupees a month for a private room in Anjuna, roughly 390 euros, or about 58 dollars a night. Dharamkot quoted separately.
Two seasons, two climates, one operator, at Indian prices.