This list offers a cross-section of this city's many tight-knit communities, its closely nested worlds. Because India's greatest metropolis is at its chaotic, democratic best when it eats. Read more: https://www.eater.com/maps/best-mumbai-restaurants

Mumbai’s many cultural offerings can be difficult for visitors to navigate by themselves, which is why choosing one of the city’s trusted guided tours can be a good idea. Earlier, we brought you a list of the city’s finest food tours. Now, we have rounded up a list of Mumbai’s most efficient cultural tours for you to get the most out of the City of Dreams. Read More: https://theculturetrip.com/asia/india/articles/the-best-cultural-tours-to-take-in-mumbai/

From historical hub to hipster hang-out, Colaba has something for everyone. Here, the curious traveller will experience the perfect blend of past and present. Bohemian and corporate, filled with colonial charm, yet progressive and gentrified, it’s many contradictions make it well worth a visit. Vibrant Colaba on the southern tip of Mumbai hums with unbridled energy. On its streets, tourists and locals mix. Old and new are seamlessly interwoven, from the brazen graffiti to the rustic cantilevered balcony of Rhythm House, a famous music store that shut down in 2016. “Colaba is chichi and grungy, bohemian and corporate, highly cosmopolitan and super local,” says Mumbai local Leeza Mangaldas, a 28-year-old TV presenter and YouTuber. Read the full story: https://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/travel-leisure/article/2157564/cool-colaba-historical-hub-hipster-hang-out-mumbais-old