By / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department, compiled and reported by Liao Qiyu
When traveling in India, auto-rickshaws, cycle rickshaws, and taxis on the street are the most convenient modes of transport, but since you're already traveling abroad, most tourists naturally opt for the more distinctive auto-rickshaws or cycle rickshaws to experience a bit of the local scenery. In comparison, taxis seem to be far less popular.
Mumbai’s colorful taxis are like moving art galleries. (Image source / Taxi Fabric)
Making taxi rides even more fun. (Image source / Taxi Fabric)
A local designer, Sanket Avlani, was determined to change this situation and launched the Taxi Fabric project, inviting designers to completely transform ordinary taxis. These imaginative designers blended their creativity with local culture, creating exquisite and culturally meaningful patterns, which were then printed onto fabric to revamp the taxis’ originally worn interiors. The result was a refreshed cabin space that turned the taxis into Mumbai’s most eye-catching moving art galleries.
Imaginative murals can be seen everywhere inside the taxis. (Image source / Taxi Fabric)
The vibrant spaces bring a different kind of beauty to the city. (Image source / Taxi Fabric)
Murals rich in Indian culture make the ride more interactive. (Image source / Taxi Fabric)
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