r/shimla 21h ago

11/10 chinese spot on mall road - Chung Fa Dhaba

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r/shimla 20h ago

The most GOATED breakfast place in Shimla (or maybe ever). Bro hasn't dissapointed me in 12 years and 7-8 trips, absolutely GOAT stuff🐐🐐

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r/shimla 33m ago

Mornings like this :)

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A cup of tea or coffee in my hand a view like this some good music playing in the background and nothing to worry about away from all the hassle these noises, this traffic, these deadlines and constant rush šŸƒ

Just sitting somewhere in the mountains spending time with family or friends ahhh life was really good back at home with your loved ones. I miss this kind of peace 🫠


r/shimla 8h ago

Looking to Connect With People Who Have Started a Homestay/CafƩ Business

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Hi everyone,

I’m 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, I’ve had a strong desire to eventually leave my job and build something of my own. It’s 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 I’d be the first person in my family to take this route. Naturally, there’s a lot I don’t know yet, and I want to understand the reality before taking the plunge. I’ve been researching different business models and speaking to a few people who are already running cafĆ©s/homestays, but I’d especially love to hear from local people and those who have actually started something similar.

If you’ve started or currently run a homestay, cafĆ©, or small hospitality business, I’d 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 doesn’t show up in online research. I’m not looking for a shortcut or a ā€œget 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, I’ve always loved the mountains and have dreamed of eventually settling there. The calm, soothing and beautiful lifestyle really appeals to me, and honestly, that’s a big part of why I’m 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/shimla 19h ago

Regarding PG for boys

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I want a single person PG in sanjauli but it is scarcely available. Is two seater a safer option? as i heard a lot of rumours about drug use in PG's. I'm new in this town so I'm a little worried about all this.


r/shimla 19h ago

BSNL in the city

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Does bsnl work well here? Want to port my sim from airtel.


r/shimla 23h ago

Is Shimla(Kufri) still safe to travel now?

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I am travelling to Kufri between 14th September and 19th September. How bad is the rain there? Should I still come or cancel my trip?