Travel

Reborn in India Guest Editors

Continuing our Indian adventure this month, we’ve asked three guest editors to give us a truly local spin. For one week each, they’ll be filling this space with whatever they choose – from one-off finds to off the radar destinations.

Taking a turn in the guest editor chair this week is urban guru Nayantara Kilachand of MumbaiBoss.com. She follows street fashion blogger Manou of Wearabout, and art and lifestyle portal The India Tube. Keep checking back for more daily morsels from those in the know.

31 May-3 June

Nayantara Kilachand of Mumbai Boss

Nayantara Kilachand founded Mumbai Boss in March 2010. The website covers the city in all its chaotic, seeping, shivering splendour, cluing you in on the best of what’s out there. It culls through the crap (literally and metaphorically), scouring the city to tell you what’s worth visiting, knowing, buying and eating, and giving you the vital tools to help make sense of this extraordinary metropolis.

www.mumbaiboss.com

Dayanita Singh

Portside Café

The Machan

Thierry Betancourt

Chor Bazaar

Bandit Queen

'Hold On' at Gallery Maskara

Bespoke jodhpurs by Raghavendra Rathore

Obataimu

The Camiz Project

23-27 May

Manou of Wearabout

Manou is a street fashion photographer who lives in Mumbai. He started taking photos while studying fashion at NIFT, and founded Wearabout in February 2010. His initial inspiration for the blog was photographer Shoichi Aoki’s FRUiTS, documenting Harajuku fashion. A few of the things he likes are: ‘travelling and asking questions; contradiction and irony; Jack Kerouac and Murakami; Bill Cunningham and Guy Bourdin; Shillong and Dharamsala’.

wearabout.wordpress.com

Aki Narula, 42

Dheeman Agarwala, 29

Suhas Joshi

Sasha, 26

Sunil, 38, Pooja, 13 and Lalita, 11

Unsolicited street photo, Jodhpur

Thotreichan Sasa, 24

Karan Berry, 28

Lakshman, 62

Kismet, 28

Syed Ali Arif, 35

Acquin Pais, 30

Imsu Longkumer, 20

Elton Fernandez, 29

Ruchika Sachdeva, 24
& Anand Tukaram
Bhamte, 73

Jagvir Matharoo, 27

Meghna, 29

Divyak D'Souza, 22

16-20 May

The India Tube

The India Tube is an online magazine about travel, art and lifestyle in India. From contemporary art to street food, from boutique hotels to visionary design initiatives, The India Tube provides firsthand insights into the best the country has to offer. The India Tube, along with Motherland magazine and the art gallery W+K Exp, comprise the three cultural enterprises spearheaded by Wieden + Kennedy Delhi.

www.theindiatube.com