Lane number 3 of Said-ul-Ajaib, a dusty old village in Saket, has been transformed into a quaint little hideout, with a variety of colourful art, culture, handicraft with some interesting flavours of chai and coffee thrown in, Known as Champa Gali this rustic street is all about a quiet getaway from the regular and maddening everyday city life. Champa Gali consists of a street style pop up tea stall known as the Jugmug Thela, creative workshops of popular handcrafted brands of People Tree and Jugaad, a design studio known as Jamura design lab and Eastman works and finally a cafe with an on-site roastery called the Blue Tokai coffee roasters.