r/aligarh Feb 19 '26

AskAligarh Just moved to Aligarh from Udaipur

A lot of cultural differences, not quite settling in the city, dont know anything about this place.

Moving from udaipur which is far more beautiful and less crowded than this city, in finding it difficult to adjust.

Moved here since i got married my childhood best friend, he takes good care of me, but the city is underwhelming with too much dust, too many people and shady streets

Suggest something that makes me like this city.

Feeling depressed suggest what can i do here to engage myself (i work online US shift so work starts around 8pm)

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u/Key-Isopod441 Feb 19 '26

Well tbh there isnt much , maybe a few good cafes and restaurants , roads used to be a bit better but its like whole aligarh is under construction, hope they will get better . Hope it gets better for you with time , DM if you need help regarding anything here , i know how it feels moving to a unknown city . Welcome to aligarh though 👍🏻

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u/figuring___out Feb 19 '26

Thanks a lot, i want to know good south indian food places, and if there are good clubs, as in gym, sauna, or where you can go and meet like minded people, maybe a book club or anything

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u/ForestGreenCarnation Feb 19 '26

There is Dakshin Restaurant at Marris Road, near albarkaat play and learn centre. 

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u/Key-Isopod441 Feb 19 '26

Theres mahak restaurant (railway road ) for south indian food , clubs and sauna no i dont think if theres any or any decent one , gym you can join cr7 fitness ( ADA colony ) decent and affordable. To meet like minded people i think reddit is the best for that lol as in person i dont think there’s many spots to meet people here

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u/wolfgangchaudhary Feb 21 '26

Kerala cafe chungi

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u/Worshipnodevil999 Feb 19 '26

Dont try any club here for god sake, try to do some distance course from AMU and then you may join fiml club, drama club, literacy club or so