Tours in Mumbai

India, the cradle of civilization, the land of multiple religions. Zoom in a bit and you spot Mumbai - a cosmopolitan urban city with a zeal unmatched anywhere else in the country. Yet in all the rushing of the city, there are plenty of places which offer you peace and serenity. We undertake a tour to all the major shrines of religions in the city!

Explore Bollywood tour with Elephanta Cave  Elephanta Caves are a conglomeration of complex temple structures located just off the coast of  Mumbai. This place is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.The Elephanta Caves are a  great tourist attraction in the vicinity of the large Mumbai  meteropolis. The Elephanta island is located 10 km away from the Gateway of India at Mumbai. These caves house rock cut temples dating back to the 5th century CE. You can take some time to experience the Bollywood industry. where u can learn Bollywood history, creative and explore the unique cultural of filming industry,there you will get a behind the scenes

We will be happy to welcome our friends from the LGBTQ community to incredible India and make them feel safe, comfortable and welcome to India. With this objective in mind, we have become the first LGBTQ friendly tour company in India. LGBTQ Friendly Mumbai City Tour is the first of many future products and tours that we have launched. In this tour, we will show you all the famous tourist attractions in Mumbai and will also help you to uncover the little-known treasures of Mumbai on a 5 to 6-hour tour with a friendly, knowledgeable and helpful English speaking guide. The tour will include a 40-minute pit stop for lunch and beer at a very popular 150 years old cafe and bar in Mumbai known as Leopold Cafe & Bar.  You will explore famous historical monuments like Gateway of India and VT Railway Station, 140-year-old fishing colony, 130-year-old open-air laundry, Gandhi House (Mani Bhavan), besides many other interesting places in Mumbai.

Situated in an area populated by state-of-the art architectural wonders and towering sky-scrapers, exists the picturesque Worli Fishing Village. The eight-hundred-year-old village is an important part of the 7 villages that form the island city of Mumbai and is a quintessential settlement of the original Inhabitants of Mumbai – the fishermen community. A walk through the Worli Village will transport you to a place that has several interesting stories about people, legends, folklores and superstitions to offer. Surprisingly, nothing has changed since the time of the first settlement of the fishermen here – Be it the way they make their nets, catch their fish, do their business, their beliefs or the age-old traditions. So join us to know more about the original inhabitants of Mumbai- the Kolis, and learn Mumbai's transformative story, of how it went from being a set of humble seven islands to a bustling megapolis.

Experience the best street food in Mumbai and explore the city’s vibrant local markets on this guided Mumbai Street Food & Bazaar Tour with Local Transport. Visit Bhuleshwar Market, Chira Bazaar, and Mohammed Ali Road to taste authentic vegetarian and non-vegetarian street food like Pani Puri, Bhel Puri, Pav Bhaji, Chicken 65, Malai Tikka, and more. Walk through bustling streets filled with colors, aromas, and local energy as your guide shares insights into Mumbai’s food culture and daily life. Discover hidden food stalls loved by locals, try regional specialties, and understand the stories behind each dish. You’ll also visit a few historic temples and mosques that reflect Mumbai’s cultural diversity, take a short ride on the local train to experience everyday commuting, and finish with a handmade ice cream from Taj Ice Cream — a 5-generation-old family-run shop that’s a true Mumbai classic. Perfect for travelers who want to explore Mumbai’s flavors, markets, & authentic local life.

Known to many as ‘one of the largest slums in Asia’, we prefer to think of Dharavi as Mumbai’s beating heart. It houses about one million of Mumbai’s inhabitants and its industries have an annual turnover of approximately US$ 665 million. visitors experience a wide range of these business activities: recycling, pottery-making, embroidery, bakery, soap factory, leather tanning, poppadom-making. We’ll also visit the residential areas of Dharavi. Kumbharwada is one of Dharavi’s oldest and most compelling communities, home to its thriving pottery industry. Spend a few hours with us learning about the community’s rich history and how it became the hub of pottery making in Mumbai. You will see where the material comes from, how it’s prepared, moulded into shape and finally baked. We will also get hands-on, visiting a local potter’s workshop—where we’ll get a general overview of pottery making and have a go at wheel throwing and making a piece of Kumbharwada art.

A cruise through Mumbai Harbor brings you to the rock cut cave temples on Elephanta Island. In 1987, the caves were designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The rock cut temple complex covers an area of 60,000 square feet consisting of a main chamber, two lateral ones, courtyards and subsidiary shrines. The site of these magnificent caves contains beautiful reliefs, sculptures, and a temple to the Hindu god Shiva

>Itinerary: • Place where Slumdog Millionaire was shot • Leather Industries • Pottery • Making of soap • Bakery  • Colour Dye • Small Alley • Schools & Hospitals • Houses in Slum • Plastic Recycling • Muslim people making a shrine for Hindus • Recycling of veg oil can • The most interesting thing, guide himself lives in slums • Slum market

Plunge headlong into one of the largest cluster of bazars in Mumbai, as we take you through multiple continuous stretches of bazars selling diverse goods. On this walk, we will hear stories about the narrow streets as we watch merchants conduct their daily business.

In 4 Hours tour, you get to experience the real unique spirit of Mumbai. You will get to ride the local BEST buses, and the Local Trains and also the yellow-black taxis. Get a glimpse of traditional life in Dhobi Ghat(Largest Washing Laundry int he worlds), the flower market and Chor Bazaar(The “Thieves Market,” is one of the largest and busiest flea markets in the whole country ) and Nul Bazaar. Our guided tours in Mumbai have only one aim, to make you fully understand India, its history, and our very own Mumbai local's life.

The Jewish community in India is comprised of 03 distinct groups: Bene Israel, The Malabar Jewish community and the Iraqi Jews. Their history dates back to over 2000 years ago where there is evidence listed on the cemeteries in Hebrew. Today the community has shrunk considerably; however, there is a large community still active to share the history with us. This program combines both Jewish histories (as we go the beaten track to explore this remarkable culture) with the traditional Indian temples and palaces through the land of the Maharajas. Note: Access to the Synagogue is reserved for Jewish Community only

Discover this gorgeous city in a way you've never seen before. On our unique Highlights of Mumbai, 4-hours guided sightseeing trip by Car, experience the history that they symbolise from where they stand. Enjoy breathtaking Mumbai features such as vintage Mumbai, beautiful Indo-Victorian architecture, and religious monuments strewn throughout the city on various corners. Experience popular tourist spots in a city tailored to your needs. On this tour, we have gathered all of Mumbai's exceptional highlights and turned them into an outstanding garland, an unequalled historical experience with amazing stories that explore a city's history, culture, and living as a native. Enhance a beautiful view of the city and sample the locals' favorite snacks (complimentary) during the trip, which includes many wonderful tales about the city, fun facts, and must-see attractions.

Mumbai, the city of dreams with its versatility it become the most visited city in India. From its many offerings, Sailing is a must-do activity. At Gateway of India, various activities, like Harbor Sailing, a trip to Mandwa/Elephanta caves etc. are the most attractive activities. Here Sea Sailing and yacht Parties are pretty common sight. Today sea activity has become the most in thing in Mumbai where various Sail Yachts, Motor Yachts, Speedboats, and luxury yachts sail through the sea waters & serve people with an experiential trip. Proud to inform that we are a MTDC approved & empaneled Service Provider. Following are a few of the services/activities which are offered to guests (available at adnl. cost): >Leisure Sea sailing on a Sail Yacht during day / Sunrise / Sunset >Special day’s celebrations: birthday or anniversary or any >Valentine's Day Romantic Sailing >Group event/party on a luxury yacht >Adventurous Speed boat ride to Mandwa jetty >Commercial/film/pre-wedding shoots

We provide private guided day tours in Bombay with the best experienced English speaking tour guides. We also customize your Bombay tour package in Bombay according to your requirement. The best ever experience of Mumbai tour where you can the idea of culture, lifestyle, temple and many more thing to see and lots of thing to learn about every place where you can take some pictures for your memories .... We have some option for Indian food where you can get the idea of food and taste ......

On this 4-hour tour, your English-speaking guide will take you to see landmarks like the Gateway of India. Dhobi Ghat, Hanging Garden, Mani Bhavan, Marine Drive, High Courts, Prince of Wales Museum, Mumbai University, Flora Fountain, Victoria Terminus, and Banganga Tank. There are so many unusual facets of the city that you will discover on this culturally-immersive Mumbai tour. Don’t wait! Book this tour now, and let this tour truly make your trip memorable!

The ‘Queen of the Suburbs’, Bandra is one of Mumbai’s most happening places - where the city's youth, creative professionals and expatriates love to hang out. Catch the Bandra vibe and learn about the land over which empires fought on this journey around Bandra.

Meet a warm and gracious Parsi hostess in her artfully decorated home and relax over raspberry soda as you learn about her ancestral Parsi culture and cuisine. Enter her kitchen and learn to cook authentic Parsi food - a unique, predominantly meat and seafood based Indian cuisine with Persian influence. You might learn to fry delicious pomfret and prawns (accompanied by icy cold pints of beer) or learn the ancient recipe for akuri (Parsi style spiced scrambled eggs). After cooking together, sit down with Mahrukh to enjoy the dishes you helped prepare along with a few dishes that she has prepared in advance. Enjoy a Parsi feast that includes Mahrukh's signature such as patra ni macchi (steamed fish topped with chutney and wrapped in a banana leaf), dhansak or chicken pulao and daal (chicken with basmati rice topped with browned onions and lentils) and akuri. Leave with a full stomach and memories to last a lifetime!

Rupa is a seasoned home chef, who has been hosting friends, family and strangers (who soon become friends!) for over 2 decades. In this market visit and cooking class, learn how locals cook and eat, away from fancy restaurants catering to tourists’ palates. A fun way to learn about Indian food and experience the lives (and kitchens) of locals. - Private Maharashtrian cooking class in Mumbai with a local family - Learn to cook two regional Maharashtrian dishes in your Mumbai cooking class - An unique dining experience that combines forgotten regional cuisine with the comfort and intimacy of a beautifully designed home - Introduction to local ingredients, homemade spices, family recipes and culinary traditions - Enjoy authentic flavors of niche regional cuisines like Pathare Prabhu, Maharashtrian, CKP (Chandraseniya Kayastha Prabhu) or Goan - Rupa can accommodate a vegetarian diet, on request - If you choose the market tour option, drive down to the Chembur fish market for a guided tour

Mumbai is a cosmopolitan metropolis that is rich in history and beautiful architecture. Take a Group tour to explore the city’s iconic landmarks like Gateway of India, the UNESCO-listed Queen Victoria Terminus, the Hanging Garden, and the Gandhi Museum. Listen to engaging commentary from your guide about the history of Mumbai for a comprehensive overview of the city.

Don't wait in the queue for a taxi or battle unfamiliar streets to make it to the Mumbai airport in time for your flight! Pre-book your private departure transfer from your Mumbai hotel to the Mumbai airport. You'll be met at your Mumbai hotel and transferred to either the international or domestic terminalin the comfort of a private, air-conditioned vehicle.

A cutting-edge metropolis, Mumbai also stays true to its traditions. On this exclusive walking tour of the Old City of Mumbai, leave the navigation to someone else as you hear entertaining commentary and enriching history lessons. Visit must-see landmarks like Gateway of India and Victoria Station hearing about each spot along the way.

Explore the vibrant heart of Mumbai with this immersive 2-day tour, offering a mix of historical landmarks and cultural experiences. On the first day, visit famous sites like the Gateway of India, Antilia, Mani Bhavan Gandhi Museum, Hanging Gardens, Marine Drive, The Taj Mahal Palace, University of Mumbai Library, Rajabai Clock Tower, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (Victoria Terminus), Crawford Market, Dhobi Ghat, and delve into local life with a tour of Dharavi Slums. On the second day, enjoy a private tour of the Elephanta Caves and island Tour. The itinerary can be tailored to meet travelers' preferences for a personalized journey.

Mumbai city literally never sleeps and we have proof of that when you visit on Night Tour with us and have a experience how the city of dreams changed its colour with the advent of the night.

Walking tour through the slum's narrow alleys is quite an adventure, and you'll undoubtedly feel the strong sense of community and the special spirit that exists here. The total population of Dharavi slum is unknown, and estimates vary widely. Some sources suggest it is 300, 000 to about a million. Dharavi is the second biggest slum in Asia and the third biggest in the world and will dispel negative image about the Slum