Indigo Girls Hostel

Overview

Girls who move into Indigo find themselves right in the thick of Gulgasht Colony, tucked into Gardezi Market off Gulgasht Avenue with Wali Foods practically at the doorstep and Habib Bank a two-minute... read more

Girls who move into Indigo find themselves right in the thick of Gulgasht Colony, tucked into Gardezi Market off Gulgasht Avenue with Wali Foods practically at the doorstep and Habib Bank a two-minute walk away. That kind of location means daily errands rarely eat into study time, and for anyone who values a bit of green, Jalal Park sits just up the road. Rooms come ready to live in: beds and mattresses are provided, so residents arrive with little more than their own bags, and each has a study table for the late-night grind before exams. Geysers handle hot water through Multan's cooler months, and the Wi-Fi keeps assignments and family calls flowing without a hunt for signal. Security has clearly been thought through, with CCTV keeping watch over the common areas and entrances. Rent runs from PKR 15,000 to PKR 23,750 per month depending on the room and how many share it, which puts it within reach for most students without cutting corners on the basics. It is a straightforward, no-nonsense sort of place for young women who want to focus on their studies with the practical essentials already handled.