Shang Simla

Shang Simla is a premade destination sub-neighborhood added to The Sims 3 in The Sims 3 World Adventures, along with Champs Les Sims and Al Simhara.

Shang Simla 'Shang Simla, China is home to people that value discipline, peace, and clarity of mind over all else. While there, adventurers are encouraged to visit the Academy to learn the Martial Arts skill, then head to the Scholar's Garden for introspective meditation. If you're lucky, you may even catch one of Shang Simla's famous fireworks shows!' Onomatology

Description

Shang Simla is a peaceful community set near a mountainous area of China near the Great Wall. It was founded by a group of monks with an ethos of discipline and Martial Arts. It is full of colorful flora, such as Chinese elms and cherry trees, growing on deep green hills. This sub-hood features activities and items that compliment Chinese culture and architecture. Shang Simla is the hub for training in the Martial Arts skill introduced in World Adventures. Sims can also explore landmark tombs and hidden tombs throughout this neighborhood, there are numerous adventures to be had. There are numerous premade families in Shang Simla, although they all unfortunately lack description texts. Description text on some objects introduced in World Adventures expand on the lore of Shang Simla, depicting characters such as painter Han Shin.

A Chinese trip costs §800 for the first Sim and 1000 for each additional Sim

The name "Shang Simla" may be referencing Shangri-La.

Features

• Sims will bow to each other when greeting, instead of shaking hands.
• Sims who live her all have the inheritable Asian Culture hidden trait. This makes Sims eat with chopsticks.
• Players' Sims can compete in a Shang Simla exclusive Martial Arts competition, calling opponents similar to the ranked Chess competition.
• Lots here make liberal use of the new pagoda roof style.
• Sims cannot use cars, only The Kenspa and bikes.

Exclusive Items

• National dishes include Stir Fry and Egg Rolls, new recipes for the Cooking skill.
• Fireworks. Going to Map Mode after setting one off will enable the player to see the display.
• Bake Fortune Cookies with Fortune Factory Fortune Cookie Maker (§1900) and read the fortune inside as a Sim eats it. Get moodlets if the fortune is good or bad.
• Martial Arts like the Sheng Hai Training Dummy and the Board Breaker.
• Tomb survival items like the Shower-in-a-Can and dried food.
• Cheap cameras for developing the Photography skill.
• Books that are exclusive to Shang Simla, including Martial Arts skill books.

Lots

Community lots

• Abandoned Barn
• Camps Peony, Orchid, Chrysanthemum, and Lotus
• Emperor's Plaza
• Han's Orchard
• Hot Springs
• Phoenix Academy
• Scholar’s Garden
• Shang Simla Base Camp

Tomb lots

Shang Simla contains a variety of tomb lots as well as tomb puzzles on non-tomb lots. This is only a listing of tomb lots, not puzzles or non-tomb lot tombs.

See also: Shang Simla adventures

• The Dragon's Maw
• Dragon Springs
• Halls of the Lost Army
• Resolute Fist Retreat
• The Temple of Heaven
• The Terracotta Army

Hidden lots

• Crane Master Martial Arts Park
• East, North, South, and West Towers
• Han's Barn

Families

All Sims among these families have the hidden Asian Culture trait. NPCs generated in Shang Simla do not have this trait, instead they have the hidden trait connected to their job (eg. Pizza Appreciator for Pizza Delivery), and other Sims such as Explorers have no hidden traits at all.

• Hong family

• Hua family

• Kim family

• Louie household

• Lu family

• MinShen household

• Pei family

• Su family

• Wang family

• XioZhi household

• Yao household

• Yat Sen household

Videos

thumb|left|300px|The music of Shang Simla

Shang Simla shots

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