The route of this walk followed one of the main market streets in Paharganj, a neighbourhood that has existed since the Mughal era and dates back to the early eighteenth century. The group would start and finish at two important landmarks built during the twilight of British rule in India: the Imperial theatre on one end, and New Delhi Railway Station on the other. Participants played a game of bingo to spot different styles of hand-painted signs, and were introduced to all the Indian and foreign scripts they encounter — over a dozen in total. As the sun set on Delhi, they got a chance to see scores of neon signs light up the market, learn about the history and science behind neon signs, and discuss their place in pop culture. The walk was complemented with a show-and-tell of books about Indian scripts, vernacular lettering and sign painting. Multiple editions of this walk were offered as Airbnb Experiences.