Support Local LGBTQ+ 🏳️‍🌈 Friendly Businesses & Chai Pe Charcha 🫖

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Hy Local Guides,:teapot::rainbow_flag:

As part of Support Local LGBTQ+ :rainbow_flag: Friendly Businesses - Challenge : #PRIDE and @TusharSuradkar’s Chai Pe Charcha, an initiative to explore Tea Culture around India and support their Business, I revisited this Tea House which is also LGBTQ+ :rainbow_flag: Friendly.

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Chai Cult offers hot chai from noon to midnight. I discovered this Chai spot during last year’s Pride March in my city, recommended by a pride member. Even though the profile didn’t enabled LGBTQ+ friendly, owner and the business warmly welcome customers from any spectrum.

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I was so curious to ask what the logo meant. This question made me in contact with the owner of this Tea House, Atul. He told me that the logo represents a woman collecting tea leaves from a tea plantation. Ribbon in the head is one to hold the Basket which tea leaves are out into. He said Chai Cult takes Tea leaves from original sources like Munnar and Assam. They also serve spice filled Tea which are more aromatic than a regular tea.

This is my review of Chai Cult in Google Maps.

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The owner is highly imaginative, You always emphasize uniqueness. @Rahul001

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Such a beautiful creativity in logo. The ambience looks cozy :heart_eyes:

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This small business is spot on, Chai is a cult :+1:

Also the logo is creative and thoughtful. We tried tea leaves picking at the gardens in Ooty using the basket, it was a unique experience.

Wonderful post, dear @Rahul001 :hot_beverage:

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Excellent post, @Rahul001 .

Just a small suggestion about the review. It would be great if you could elaborate more in the review about the service, hygiene, accessibility, and ambience. Google always prefers the review of at least 50-100 words. Just a suggestion; the rest is up to you.

Cheers!

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Thank you @K.K.Sharma for your valuable comment. Unique businesses always caught our local guide’s eyes :eyes: right!

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Thank you @SaylliWalve1 for your valuable comment and ambience look for amazing in rainy days!

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Thank you @TusharSuradkar for your valuable comment. Indeed, chai is a cult for people to Connect and talk!

Please share your experience or photos of it, looking forward to seeing it!

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Thank you @AjitThite for your valuable comment. Your suggestion is taken heartily!:teapot::heart:

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Sehr interessant und es sieht auch gut aus :+1: @Rahul001

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The place looks very neat and clean. The logo creation is superb @Rahul001 . I had the chance to walk through tea plantations in Munnar, Wyenaud, Kufri in Shimla and Ooty and saw women having the tea baskets. I too plucked tea leaves just a few. Great experience.