After pickup from your hotel, you will head to the Gateway of India and the iconic Taj Mahal Palace Hotel. Next, see the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus Train Station, which has been made into a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Then, explore the Crawford Market, a British-era market that has been standing for over a century and is a great place to see an array of spices. Next stop is an insider's tour of the Dhobi Ghat, a colorful open-air laundry. Then you will visit Mahatma Gandhi's residence You will head to Malabar Hill, before seeing the Banganga water tank and stopping at Kamala Nehru Park to take in the views. But no view will match the one at Marine Drive, where you'll see a spectacular panorama of Mumbai. After a day of exploring Mumbai, you will be dropped back to your hotel.

Ride the famous suburban train, hop on a classic red bus, cruise around town in a typical black and yellow taxi and look on as millions of Mumbai’s working class head out in the morning. We will discover Mumbai beyond the typical tourist sites; we will see a number of different markets and the world famous Dabbawallahs (the workers of India’s intricate lunch delivery system). This view of the Maximum City will give you an idea of the struggles and challenges felt by the working class, as well as their unconquerable spirit.

Mumbai Darshan Bus is the most affordable way to Explore the City Mumbai Darshan by bus is a popular way to explore the city’s famous landmarks and attractions. There are several operators that offer Mumbai Darshan tours by bus, and the duration of the tour can vary from a few hours to a full day. The Tours typically cover major tourist attractions such as the Gateway of India, Marine Drive, Chowpatty Beach, Haji Ali Dargah, Mahalaxmi Temple, Siddhivinayak Temple, and the Bandra-Worli Sea Link. Some tours also include visits to museums, art galleries, and other cultural attractions. Mumbai Darshan by bus is a great way to explore the city’s top attractions and landmarks. Several tour operators offer Mumbai Darshan tours by bus, which typically last for a full day and cover around 30 to 32 destinations. This is a package tour to cover tourist destinations in Mumbai. It starts by picking up tourists from Regal Cinema at Colaba in the morning at 10: oo AM. The tour ends at evening 8 PM after dropping tourists at their respective locations. However, this is the best way to cover the sightseeing spots of Mumbai by spending one day.

Explore mumbai from a unique perspective by car and ferry as a local guide takes you on a private full-day tour to see the city’s most famous attractions and landmarks including the unique opportunity to walk through the culturally important Dharavi Slum Start your journey with a hotel pickup, before driving over to the gateway of india and the iconic taj mahal palace hotel.  Next, head to the chhatrapati shivaji terminus train station, which is now a unesco world heritage site. After, visit the crawford market, a british-era market that has been standing for over a century and is a great place to see an array of spices.  Following this, enjoy an insider's tour of the dhobighat, a colorful open-air laundry. Afterward, go on a 2-hour exploration of the dharavi slum, the largest slum located in asia, now well-known thanks to the oscar-winning film "slumdog millionaire".  Go to mahatma gandhi's residence. You will then head to malabar hill, before seeing the banganga water tank and having a stop at marine drive, where you'll see a spectacular panorama of mumbai. 

Mumbai’s an incredible city! Let us show you why! You decide where you want to go with this tour package! For those interested in religion, we have a route in the Mahalaxmi/Malabar Hill area which focuses on religion (integral to the lives of most Indians) and you will learn about Hinduism, Islam as well as Jainism. Visually, this is impressive: you will admire the Haji Ali in the middle of the sea, enjoy views from Mahalaxmi Temple, get a one-of-a-kind perspective of Mumbai (and Marine Drive) from the Hanging Gardens. Dhobi Ghat, the world’s largest open-air laundry, as well as the Gandhi museum are also conveniently located en route. If you’re interested in markets and the hustle and bustle, we can take you to the Mumbadevi area where you will find Crawford Market, one of the city’s largest wholesale fruit, vegetable, meat market as well as Chor Bazaar, known as Thieves’ Market. Close to Crawford Market is CST station, Mumbai’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site. If you’re staying in Colaba, you might want to do this on your own, but if not, everybody has to see the Gateway of India, under which marched the last British Troops in 1948 to signal the end of the British Raj.

Your journey will start with a dedicated hotel pickup, before visiting the Gateway of India and the iconic Taj Mahal Palace Hotel. Following this, you will head to the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus Train Station, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Then you will head to the Crawford Market, a British-era market that has been standing for over a century and is a great place to see an array of spices. Following this, you will enjoy an insider's tour of the Dhobi Ghat, a colorful open-air laundry.  Next will be a 2-hour exploration of the Dharavi Slum, the largest slum located in a megacity in Asia, now well-known thanks to the Oscar-winning film "Slumdog Millionaire".  Visit Mahatma Gandhi's residence, where the famous "Non-Cooperation" started. Just off the coast of Mumbai, you'll also visit the iconic Haji Ali Dargah mosque. You will then head to Malabar Hill, before seeing the Banganga water tank and having a stop at Marine Drive, where you'll see a spectacular panorama of Mumbai. The guide will also take you for a short train ride on the Mumbai Local to experience the so-called "lifeline of Mumbai". You'll also be visiting the cow shelter or "Panjrapole". Finally, take a look at the famous Mumbai dabbawallas, who drive around the city delivering lunches from homes to workplaces. The guide will take you to the assembly point of the dabbawalas, where you can take photos and learn about their interesting business model. You'll be amazed at how much they can carry by themselves. After a day of exploring Mumbai, you will be dropped back to your hotel.

Known to many as ‘one of the largest slums in Asia’, we prefer to think of Dharavi as Mumbai’s beating heart. Through our educational walking tours, visitors experience a wide range of these business activities: recycling, pottery-making, embroidery, bakery, soap factory, leather tanning, poppadom-making and many more. We’ll also visit the residential areas of Dharavi. People from all over India have come to live in Dharavi, making it a microcosm of India. Our 2 hour+ introduction to Dharavi aims to give visitors a much more nuanced understanding of life and work in Mumbai slums. In the afternoon we will show you other, more traditional sights that Mumbai has to offer This tour is individually designed for you, and you can do and see as little or as much as you please. The tour guide, who also has detailed knowledge of the more traditional sights, will be with you for the day. He/she can give some suggestions for what to see, but ultimately, the itinerary is completely up to you.