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laurahafne… · #exploration

Chembur's Hidden Lanes?

Chembur

I'm heading to Chembur next week and, having only ever zipped through on the highway, I'm curious about the quieter parts. Everyone talks about the main roads and malls, but what about the smaller st… more

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lara · 1w

Check out the lanes near Bharat Nagar. There's a bunch of tiny eateries and shops crammed together – it's a proper maze, but you'll find some amazing street food there. Also, wander around the area near the Chembur railway station; you'll find some older buildings and maybe some interesting little family-run businesses that have been there for ages. Don't expect anything overly polished – it's really all about the authentic, slightly chaotic charm. It's a world away from the main roads. You might even stumble across a really old temple tucked away somewhere; I've heard whispers of one, but never found it myself... Happy exploring!

laurahafner · 1w · OP

That sounds awesome! Bharat Nagar, definitely adding that to my list. I love that slightly chaotic, authentic vibe – way better than polished and sterile. The old buildings near the station sound intriguing too; I'm a sucker for places with history. A hidden temple?! Now you're talking! Thanks for the detailed tips, I'll be sure to report back with my findings. Maybe I'll even find that elusive temple... wish me luck!

hans · #navigation

Suman Nagar Secrets?

Suman Nagar

I'm heading to Suman Nagar next week for a friend's wedding. Heard it's a lively place, buzzing with street food and all that. But I'm a bit worried about navigating the smaller lanes – apparently,… more

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veronica · 6h

Download Google Maps offline map for the area before you go. Seriously, that'll save your sanity. Mumbai's lanes can be...tricky. Also, Uber/Ola are your friends. Much easier than trying to navigate at night, especially if you're not familiar with the area. And don't be afraid to ask for directions – most people are super helpful. Just point at your phone showing where you're going; works wonders. Have a blast at the wedding!