Mumbai’s love affair with Lonavala is as evergreen as its mist-cloaked lush green hills, tranquil lakes, and waterfalls tumbling down the slopes. Perched on the Sahyadri mountains' peaks, this gorgeous hill station is b...
Reading is a lost art, is lament we’ve all heard and are guilty of contributing to. In the digital age of the Kindle and , when e-books are cheaper and doomscrolling gives us instant gratification, paperbacks might seem...
Is it time to put those on hold? And are you running out of ways to keep the kids entertained? Well, we have compiled a list of some of the best things to do with kids in Mumbai to make the demands of parenting a littl...
After the early arrival of the South-Western monsoons in May stopped our maximum city in its tracks with a record rainfall of 295 mm, Mumbai has once again been lashed by heavy rainfall. Intense showers of 300mm in part...
Whether, like the author, you love collecting second-hand books with anecdotes written on their margins or sparkly cloth-bound classics doused in pastel, we have you covered. From independent neighbourhood shops to nati...
If your phone has a million pictures of Marine Drive or the city’s skyline, taken from your matchbox balconies, we have a treat for you! You can experience from a helicopter ride across Mumbai- a top-tier , we know! So...
The aren't the only thing this July. We have a deluge of fantastic events from concerts and star-gazing to out-of-the-box activities like a crying club and a fake wedding. Trust us, these are events you'll want to get...
With scoops of delicious tiramisu, fudgy brownies, and warm pours of rich hot chocolate, Mumbai has had us work up quite an appetite for mindless and sinful indulgence. We have therefore curated a list of the best choco...
Mumbai and monsoons are a combination that has been romanticised for a long time. From the splashes of the sea drenching you in Marine Drive to the hot cutting chai, you get at your local tapri, monsoons in Mumbai are m...
Mumbai’s tryst with bakeries goes back to a time when Iranian outlets dotted the vintage nooks and crannies of the city. And the Mumbaikars’ love for baked delights never faltered even when horse-driven carriages paved...