As work-from-home continues to rise, many professionals are opting for staycations—a mix of work and leisure in scenic locations with reliable connectivity. Here’s why these destinations are perfect for a workation.
1. Goa – Beachside Productivity & Relaxation
- Goa offers a perfect balance of work and leisure, with stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and peaceful villages.
- The state has strong internet connectivity in most areas, with multiple co-working spaces and cafés.
- Affordable long-term stays and plenty of networking opportunities make it a top pick for digital nomads.
2. Rishikesh – Work with a Spiritual Retreat
- Nestled by the Ganges River and the Himalayas, Rishikesh provides a calm and inspiring environment.
- Yoga and meditation centers help maintain mental clarity and work-life balance.
- Cozy riverside cafés with Wi-Fi and work-friendly spaces cater to remote workers.
3. Coorg – Work Amidst Coffee Plantations
- Known as the Scotland of India, Coorg’s cool climate and lush greenery make it a refreshing workation spot.
- Many boutique homestays and resorts offer high-speed internet and dedicated workspaces.
- The region is ideal for weekend treks and coffee plantation walks, perfect for unwinding after work.
4. Udaipur – Royal Staycation with Lake Views
- Udaipur’s majestic lakes and historic palaces provide a scenic and peaceful work environment.
- The city has quaint cafés and boutique hotels that cater to long-term remote workers.
- Cultural experiences, boat rides, and heritage walks ensure a fulfilling work-life experience.
5. Munnar – Work from the Tea Gardens
- Surrounded by tea plantations and misty hills, Munnar offers a quiet and refreshing atmosphere.
- Resorts and homestays provide work-friendly spaces with good internet connectivity.
- Ideal for those who love nature, cool weather, and a slower pace of life while working remotely.
These destinations let you stay productive while enjoying a relaxing, scenic escape—the best of both worlds!
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi greets the crowd as he arrives to attend the inauguration ceremony of phase one of the Navi Mumbai International Airport in Navi Mumbai on October 8, 2025. Getty Images 
Once fully operational, NMIA will transform Mumbai into one of the few multi-airport cities globally—joining the ranks of London, New York, and Tokyo. www.nmiairport.co.in
