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Mumbai Sightseeing Tour Including Dharavi Slum
Start your private tour with pickup from your Mumbai hotel, or from the cruise port or railway station.Delve into the streets in a private, air-conditioned car with your guide, and hear about Mumbai’s history. Learn about daily life here, and pass tiny bread and sweet shops.
Duration 7 hours
Private tour available in English, Spanish, German
Group tour available in English, Spanish, German
Group tour pricing from 40 USD per person
The tour gave an inside of the life of the people. Ajaw was very clear in his explanation. He toke the time for us and showed all the different sides of the slum. Thank you
Highlights
Private city tour of Mumbai, including Dharavi Slum
Walk through Dharavi slum
Personalized attention from a private guide
Learn about daily life here and absorb the strong community
Famous Places like Gateway of India and Taj Palace Hotel
Description
Start your private tour with pickup from your Mumbai hotel, or from the cruise port or railway station.
Delve into the streets in a private, air-conditioned car with your guide, and hear about Mumbai’s history, including its time under British rule from the 18th to the 20th century, and how it is India’s second-largest city, with a population of about 18.4 million.
Stop first at the vast Dharavi Slum, Asia’s biggest, and home to nearly a million people. Take a walk through this town-within-a-town, crammed with thousands of makeshift huts. Learn about daily life here, and pass tiny bread and sweet shops, interspersed with dimly-lit manufacturing units hosting small-scale clothes-, pottery-, and soap-making businesses.
Absorb the strong sense of community, and visit the plastic and metal recycling yard, where workers sort materials for re-use, before delving into Kumbharwada, the community of clay potters dubbed the ‘city of lamps.’ Explore the lanes here, weaving through thousands of hand-made, kiln-fired pots being crafted as oil lamps for festivals.
Having explored Dharavi, take a tour of the colonial and modern faces of Mumbai.
Delve into the streets in a private, air-conditioned car with your guide, and hear about Mumbai’s history, including its time under British rule from the 18th to the 20th century, and how it is India’s second-largest city, with a population of about 18.4 million.
Stop first at the vast Dharavi Slum, Asia’s biggest, and home to nearly a million people. Take a walk through this town-within-a-town, crammed with thousands of makeshift huts. Learn about daily life here, and pass tiny bread and sweet shops, interspersed with dimly-lit manufacturing units hosting small-scale clothes-, pottery-, and soap-making businesses.
Absorb the strong sense of community, and visit the plastic and metal recycling yard, where workers sort materials for re-use, before delving into Kumbharwada, the community of clay potters dubbed the ‘city of lamps.’ Explore the lanes here, weaving through thousands of hand-made, kiln-fired pots being crafted as oil lamps for festivals.
Having explored Dharavi, take a tour of the colonial and modern faces of Mumbai.
What’s included & not included
Guided walking tour of Mumbai
Roundtrip transportation to and from your accomodation
Toll, parking , Fuel
Monument Entry
Meals
Meeting point
Mumbai
shailesh jethva
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