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marikapohl… · #Tranquility

Finding Peace in Guru Tegh Bahadur Nagar

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 surprisingly green area, a nice escape from the city's usual hustle. My question i… more

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hannahbruckner · 1d

Check out the lanes near the Gurudwara. They're usually pretty calm, especially early mornings. You'll find some smaller, less crowded parks tucked away there too. For chai, wander around – you'll stumble upon family-run stalls; don't expect fancy signage, just look for a crowd of people gathered around a small setup. The best ones are often the ones that aren't screaming for your attention. Honestly, just getting lost in the residential streets themselves is pretty peaceful. It's a different vibe than the main tourist areas. Good luck with your mindful wandering!

celia · #healthcare

Crtiti Care's Mystery

Crtiti Care Asia Hospital

So, I'm heading to Crtiti Care Asia Hospital in Mumbai next week for a minor procedure. Everyone says it's top-notch, but I've heard whispers about the waiting times... are the stories about insanely… more

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jolanthe · 35m

It depends. Seriously. "Minor procedure" is relative. If it's a truly minor thing, like a mole removal, you might be in and out pretty quickly. But if it involves pre-op stuff, tests, consultations... yeah, the wait times can balloon. I'd say the internet whispers aren't entirely hype, unfortunately. A book and charger are a great idea, maybe even noise-cancelling headphones. Snacks are a must. Plan for potential delays.