Aabi (she/her)
is an engineer-turned-math-tutor who spends her days teaching kids across the globe. What does math have to do with touring? Everything. She calculates our logistics with terrifying precision while breaking glass ceilings and voicing her opinions. If you want a tour that runs on time and challenges the status quo, Aabi is your captain.
Fez (he/him)
traded his engineering tools for a camera and a degree in English, proving that he’d rather build a narrative than a bridge. As our resident filmmaker and etymology geek, he doesn’t just show you a monument; he’ll explain the root of the word “monument” while framing you in the perfect cinematic light. Come for the tour, stay for the deep philosophical debates.
Prajwal (he/him)
is a theatre artist at heart and an HR manager by profession, Prajwal brings the perfect mix of performance and people skills to every tour. He thrives on interaction, loves engaging with every group like it’s a live audience, and knows exactly how to read the room. With his stage presence, humor, and natural talent for managing people, he doesn’t just guide a tour he turns it into an experience. Join him on tour and be part of the story, not just the audience
Pravalika (she/her)
swapped perfectly aligned layouts for perfectly balanced chisels, proving that design doesn’t only live on screens. With a master’s degree in Visual Communication, she creates stories you can both watch and touch as a Stone carver. She’s always the one with the biggest smile, often contagious on tours.
Siya (she/her)
is a proud Mysorean who spends her day as a language pathologist and an audiologist. She loves the charm of the old buildings and neighbourhood echoes of a bygone era. She believes that these structures are immortal because of the sheer things they have witnessed and will continue to, long after she is gone. As someone who has spent her whole life in Mysore, she promises to take you through her city walks in a royal way.
Vishwas (he/him)
is a lecturer by occupation and is the only person who can make “Accounting Standards” sound like a comedy special. He brings his theatre background to every street corner we visit. He’s the first—and definitely the loudest—to laugh at his own jokes, ensuring that even if the weather is dull, the vibe never is. A photographer himself, you are bound to see him pointing out the best frame for you to capture the city.