A few years ago, we spent a lot of time in Nepal, so we had a kind of preview of what could await us in Mumbai. Robert was generally terrified, and I intuitively felt that Mumbai would be slightly less "exotic" than Kathmandu. With the help of Mr. Tomasz, Robert's PhD student, we managed to rent a very comfortable twelve-seater bus and immediately set out to explore the charms of this extraordinary city. Pia was incredibly excited about the upcoming journey, which was largely due to my conversations with our Little Wonder and the translations that mentally prepared our little Piunia for new adventures. So, initially annoyed by the hustle and bustle on the streets, she handled the journey through crowded Mumbai quite well. Indeed, the city makes an incredible impression, especially the remnants of the British Empire. Magnificent buildings absorbed by a reality they never quite fit into. Perhaps the most spectacular example is the railway station proudly bearing the name Vi...