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u/GaryNOVA — 7 days ago
▲ 4 r/shimla

Loose leaf tea shop

I'm visiting Shimla for 24hrs in November before heading north to a wedding in Karsog. I visited a few years ago and loved the place.

As a enthusiastic tea drinker I'd like to buy some regional loose leaf teas while I'm there - Indian and/or Nepalese.

I've tried Google and AI and they just recommending chai shops.... I love chai but that's not what I want so thought I'd get local knowledge :).

Thank you in advance x

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u/nicalx — 5 days ago
▲ 9 r/shimla+1 crossposts

What is it and how to cook i?

?? Vendor told me its kaddu, google lens told it's zucchini

u/Cool-Weather-Now — 7 days ago
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Planning a trip with Pregnant Wife. Need your advice.

We are planning a trip in the last week of October.

Will be travelling via bus from Delhi.

Have been looking at BNBs on the outskirts as we don’t intent on going out every single day. Plan on booking a cab for 2-3 days and sightseeing.

Now the main thing : She is within her second trimester which is considered safest out of the 3 (her doctor has given the green light advised to take it slow and safe while on the trip and as less exertion as possible on her).

Do you think Shimla would he worth it in terms of a pregnant lady going for her babymoon?

Hoping for a pleasant and less tiring experience where she won’t have to walk much which is why we are looking to book taxis and can skip places where she might have to walk or climb stairs.

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u/Few-Baby-9470 — 8 days ago
▲ 2 r/shimla

Anyone up for shared taxi drive to kalpa?

Hi, i am at shimla and the demand for kalpa for taxi booking is way too much we are only two people
If anyone is going to kalpa with their taxi can we join them
We will split the fares
Thanks

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u/johnwicklovingH — 6 days ago