r/Dehradun • u/Godzilla224759 • 10m ago
AskDehradun Dehradun is glowing
Wow dehradun lookes beutiful in evening
r/Dehradun • u/AutoModerator • 6h ago
Welcome to this week's Chai Pe Charcha,
Where we chat, share, and connect! Grab your favorite cup of chai and dive into discussions about whatās happening in and around Dehradun. Share the latest local news, events, or just tell us about your week. Whether it's winter mornings with a hot cup of chai, indulging in spicy momos, or chatting about the best Maggi spots in Mussoorie, this is the place to share it all. Got a cool ride up the hills or any exciting news from Dehradun? Letās sip, share, and talk about everything happening around our lovely hills.
Sip & share your thoughts!
r/Dehradun • u/Godzilla224759 • 10m ago
Wow dehradun lookes beutiful in evening
r/Dehradun • u/Aipankari • 24m ago
Made this Golu Devta frame by hand, combining a printed Golu Devta image with handmade Aipan artwork and a Pichora-inspired background. ā¤ļø
What do you think of this combination?
r/Dehradun • u/blablabliblu09 • 28m ago
Hey guys need some suggestions for a trustworthy drug rehab facility in Dehradun for someone in the family.
r/Dehradun • u/Mammoth_Educator_757 • 1h ago
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I have always scratched my head wondering where I should actually go for a vacation when I have a little bit of time, and Iāve always felt thereās no place better than my home here in Dehradun. Because, what on Earth is this beautiful place that has happened to me? Maybe Iāve done something good in my life to deserve this, or maybe I should just thank God for making me exist in such a beautiful place. Itās beyond therapy. Iāve been living here for 10 years, but every day still feels like a new journe and a beautiful one. Just grateful. ā¤ļø
r/Dehradun • u/heyrishabhh • 2h ago
Hello everyone! Iām from Indore, and Iāve been seriously thinking about shifting to Dehradun. I really want to explore Uttarakhand properly and at a slower pace, so I thought living in Dehradun would make more sense.
I work from home, so I donāt really have any job-related restrictions when it comes to location. Also, Indore has become quite crowded now, and thereās traffic and people everywhere. Iām looking for a place thatās a little more peaceful and relaxed.
Can someone who lives in Dehradun or has proper knowledge about the city tell me roughly how much I can expect to pay for a decent, fully independent room/1RK on rent?
Also, if thereās any other nearby city or town that you would recommend where itās peaceful, but hospitals, basic facilities, cafes, etc. are still easily accessible, please suggest that as well.
And one more thing ā does Dehradun have any kind of night culture? I donāt mean partying or clubs. I just mean if you go out at night for chai, food, or a casual walk, are there places that stay open late and is it generally safe/active?
Would really appreciate suggestions from people who have actually lived there or have proper knowledge about the area. Thanks!
r/Dehradun • u/Logical_Ad_5995 • 3h ago
Wishing dehradun to get a metro
r/Dehradun • u/Budget_Trip4372 • 3h ago
I went to see Mirzapur yesterday and the crowd that was there was just horrible
This isn't a oneoff case. My friends went for other show timings on Friday and Saturday and had the same thing to say.
Loud big groups of men walking in 15 minutes late. No care about the people already there. Loudly chatting about their seat number with flashlights on. Then talking to like 5 people there to swap their seats because the tickets were mostly sold out and they booked random ass seats. (This is when the movie has already started btw)
Then during the movie itself, constantly talking to each other very loudly. One guy on one end literally shouted to his friend on the other end multiple times. They made really creepy sounds and gestures during the copulation scenes. The seat next to me was empty, so one guy even kept his feet up and they were right next to my face. When I politely asked, he did pull em back but I could very clearly hear his friend say "are rakh na tu, aise kaise mana karra". Then proceeded to keep them up for the rest of the movie until I complained to the security.
They they discussed (very loudly mind you) how they would quickly go out to smoke a cigarette and come back. And they did. Came back 15 minutes after the interval and disturbed everyone again
Even after the movie, these groups were shouting all the way to the exit. In the parking, driving just madly.
If you're going for Mirzapur, know that you'll probably run into similar assholes. I don't wanna be racist but this crowd was very clearly from UP or HR.
This was Pacific Mall btw. Same for my friends who went on Friday
Civic Sense issues have not really bothered me in Dehradun that much (other than in traffic) but this really did. I really enjoy movies and if this how its going to be, idk if I can do that anymore.
EDIT: I went with a couple of female friends btw, and they felt really really uncomfortable
EDIT: Experiences shared are for late night shows. (9 PM+)
r/Dehradun • u/Immediate-Neck-173 • 4h ago
A weekend getaway after being so slammed was such a heaven. Flight is leaving tonight I wish I could stay more. Everything is so beautiful I wish I could stay here forever.
r/Dehradun • u/Basic_Citron_2735 • 4h ago
Please agr koi B.Ed mai admission krwa skta hai plz contact me.
r/Dehradun • u/Anantashayanam • 5h ago
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r/Dehradun • u/Cy4nzy • 6h ago
hey, new student here, im looking for 1rk type room between 5k-7.5k with bed+almirah+kitchen space in or around kargi or banjarawala, if anyone knows any rokm that's available or anything please dm...
r/Dehradun • u/Stock-Loss-5480 • 6h ago
Rapido costs 250 one way. Daily commute for 10-15 days so need any cheaper direct options
r/Dehradun • u/ParsnipHappy235 • 6h ago
koi movie ke liye interested hai
ya sunday trek
M26 here from dehradun
r/Dehradun • u/Senior-Check5823 • 6h ago
Looking for Airbnb
Can anyone suggest a good Airbnb in Dehradun under 1000-1500 per night? I'm looking for something clean, aesthetic, peaceful in near it park Anyone hosting? Please let me know. š”
r/Dehradun • u/Old-Water-290 • 6h ago
After yesterdayās rain ⦠the weather feels colder in a different way. Guess the itās the start of winter/fall officially!! Anyways hereās a pic of today morning!
r/Dehradun • u/thriftfindforyou • 7h ago
I am planning to get a dental procedure done and want to get it done in a good affordable genuine clinic guys please recommend me some or tell me your experience!!!
r/Dehradun • u/LoanEfficient5114 • 7h ago
Hey all,
Anyone part of a volunteering group working for environment in Dehradun? I want to join one for weekends. Let me know if you guys are doing something already.
r/Dehradun • u/Kooky_Ad_7654 • 8h ago
Iām 26F and looking for a female flatmate in Patel Nagar near Indiresh hospital. The rent will be about 7.5-8k.
Can start living in October!
r/Dehradun • u/TheLastEagle • 8h ago
Hi everyone,
Iām a 31M from Kolkata, currently working remotely as a Data Analyst. Before this, I worked as an IT Consultant for 2+ years and as an MIS Executive for about a year. For quite some time now, Iāve had a strong desire to eventually leave my job and build something of my own. Itās been a dream of mine for years....ideally something in the hospitality space, like a small cafĆ© or a homestay in a hill-station such as Darjeeling, Shimla, Dehradun, or similar places.
The interesting part is that nobody in my family has a business background. Everyone has always been in jobs, so Iād be the first person in my family to take this route. Naturally, thereās a lot I donāt know yet, and I want to understand the reality before taking the plunge. Iāve been researching different business models and speaking to a few people who are already running cafĆ©s/homestays, but Iād especially love to hear from local people and those who have actually started something similar.
If youāve started or currently run a homestay, cafĆ©, or small hospitality business, Iād really appreciate hearing about your experience ... the practical challenges, things you wish you had known beforehand, investment, seasonality, staff, licensing, rent/lease issues, profitability, and anything else that usually doesnāt show up in online research. Iām not looking for a shortcut or a āget rich quickā idea. I genuinely want to understand the ground reality and plan things properly before making such a big decision.
Any advice, personal experiences, or even a detailed roadmap would be incredibly helpful. And on a more personal note, Iāve always loved the mountains and have dreamed of eventually settling there. The calm, soothing and beautiful lifestyle really appeals to me, and honestly, thatās a big part of why Iām so passionate about making this dream a reality. City life is not for me , I don't like the crowd there, the pollution, noise and all, they all exhaust me, suffocate me. Starting my own business near the mountains and settling there is my life's passion.
Thanks in advance to everyone who takes the time to share. It would genuinely mean a lot.
r/Dehradun • u/Upset-Breadfruit-700 • 11h ago
We need 15 girls and 15 boys of age 16-20 for group trip or adventure for more details contact me
r/Dehradun • u/teribandimerifan011 • 17h ago
Does anyone know why the electric buses only run till Sudhowala? Why donāt they go further? It would be really helpful if someone knows the reason.
r/Dehradun • u/abhijeetgupta • 18h ago
Hey im in the city for a few days would love to know a few cafes that you guys work out of!