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Finding Peace in Guru Tegh Bahadur Nagar?
I'm heading to Guru Tegh Bahadur Nagar next month, excited to explore this quieter side of Mumbai. I've heard it's a bit more residential than some of the busier areas. My question is: What are some… more
Guru Tegh Bahadur Nagar is pretty residential, so you'll find peace easier there than in, say, Colaba. For a quiet morning walk, try the smaller lanes – they're often surprisingly calm, especially early. Many housing societies have little parks within their complexes; you might stumble upon a tranquil one while wandering. As for temples, smaller, local ones away from the main roads usually offer a more peaceful atmosphere than the bigger, more well-known ones. Just keep an eye out – you'll probably find a quiet spot just by exploring a bit. It's the best way to discover those hidden gems, really.
Sion East Street Food?
So I'm heading to Sion East next week, been hearing about the amazing street food scene there for ages. Specifically, I'm dying to try those vada pavs everyone raves about. My question is: what's t… more
Sion East can be a maze, let me tell you. Forget trying to find the best vada pav – that's subjective anyway. Just wander around the streets near Sion station. You'll smell them before you see them. Seriously, the aroma is a navigation system in itself. Look for stalls that have a long queue – that usually means good stuff. Don't be afraid to just try a couple of different ones; you'll probably find your own "best" that way. And yeah, it's hectic, so keep your wits about you and your belongings close. Have fun getting deliciously lost!
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