• Mumbai - Where To?

    Exploring Colaba One Café at a Time ☕

    Colaba is not just about the Gateway of India and Colaba Causeway. It is also home to some of Mumbai’s coolest cafés. We explored some of these cafés and here are our personal favourites, ranked from #1 to #5. This is our personal ranking, so your favourites might be different! Our Top 5 Rank Café Best For 🥇 1 Subko Cacao Mill Coffee, cacao & ambience 🥈 2 Banyan Tree Cafe Breakfast & vibe 🥉 3 Mag St. Brunch & bakery 4 Bake House Cafe Bakery & casual meals 5 ARAKU Coffee Specialty coffee 1. Subko Cacao Mill Our Favourite…

  • Mumbai - Where To?

    7 Best South Indian Restaurants in Matunga, Mumbai | A Complete Food Guide

    A Journey Through Mumbai’s Old-School South Indian Food Culture  Matunga is home to some of the best South Indian restaurants in Mumbai. For decades, these iconic eateries have served generations of Mumbaikars with crispy dosas, fluffy idlis, flavourful sambar and strong filter coffee. What makes Matunga’s South Indian food scene special is more than just the food. These restaurants carry decades of history, tradition and nostalgia, offering a glimpse into Mumbai’s old-school culinary culture. From legendary breakfast spots to traditional South Indian meal joints, we explored 7 iconic South Indian eateries in Matunga that every food lover should try. Restaurant…

  • Aurangabad - Maharashtra

    Exploring UNESCO World Heritage site: Ajanta and Ellora Caves

    Number of Days: 2 Expense: 3700 Ideal Time to Visit: Winters Aurangabad is a small city in Maharashtra famous for his UNESCO heritage sites Ajanta and Ellora caves which attracts people all over the world especially Chinese people. The below itinerary is a small 2-day trip to this location from Mumbai and how I planned my itinerary to cover all the important locations. I started late night from Dadar, Mumbai via road through Savera Carriers (Bus service) at around 9:15 PM and the bus dropped me at Aurangabad around 6:00 AM. Though I traveled via Bus, but my preferred mode was train…