




Tucked into the Haji Ali Khan Meshkizi neighbourhood of Chaman, near the WC69+435 block, this boys' hostel offers monthly accommodation to students and working residents settling in Balochistan's bord...
Tucked into the Haji Ali Khan Meshkizi neighbourhood of Chaman, near the WC69+435 block, this boys' hostel offers monthly accommodation to students and working residents settling in Balochistan's border town. Rent runs from PKR 10,000 to PKR 13,750 per month, and each place comes ready to move into with beds and mattresses already provided, so there's no scramble to furnish a room before term or a new posting begins. Day-to-day living is well covered: Wi-Fi keeps studies and calls home connected, geysers deliver hot water, and filtered drinking water is on tap so nobody's boiling pots or buying bottles. When the grid falters, a UPS keeps the lights and fans running through the load-shedding hours. Meals are handled in the mess and dining hall, taking the daily worry of cooking off residents' plates, while CCTV coverage keeps an eye on the premises around the clock. It adds up to a secure, self-contained monthly setup for young men who want the essentials squared away so they can focus on work or their books.
Rent typically covers room charges, WiFi, electricity (up to a limit), housekeeping, and shared facilities. Some services like laundry or UPS backup may vary by hostel.