Seven walks celebrating Mumbai's urban history and culture will be part of the debut edition of India Heritage Walk Festival 2018
Port Trust Memorial at Ballard Estate
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Mumbai's fleeting winter is the ideal time for its citizens to soak in the pleasant weather. Naturally, events centred on culture, heritage and the arts are held in the outdoors, adding a unique layer to their must-do itinerary.
Joining this is the newest entrant - India Heritage Walk Festival 2018 by Sahapedia. The Delhi-based encyclopaedia of arts and culture had kick-started this unique initiative last year, and has plans to take this idea across India's metros. The Mumbai chapter includes seven walks (all free) spread across three weekends.
A colourful frame from Bandra's urban landscape
There's something for everyone, and enthusiasts can pick from discovering the bylanes of Bandra to the history of the city's single-screen cinemas. Other walks will take participants through the unique neo-classical architecture in Dadar, the business district of Ballard estate, Mahakali Caves and Mumbai's familiar Irani cafes.
Take your pick
>> Bylanes of Bandra by Achyut Bihani
On: February 4
>> Neo-classical architecture at Dadar by Vimala MV ON February 10
>> exploring Mahakali Caves by Sneha Nagarkar
On: February 11
>> The Talkies Walk by Neethu Mathew ON February 11
>> Oval Maidan heritage walk
On: February 16
>> Bombay meets the world at Ballard estate
On: February 17
>> Fort's Irani cafe walk by Kalyan Karmarkar ON February 17
Email: ihwf@sahapedia.org to register
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