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Experience Mumbai according to your own interests with this full-day customized tour. Design your very own itinerary to spend 8 hours touring around the city to see Mumbai's top tourist attractions and areas.  Get picked up from your hotel and travel in comfort in a private air-conditioned vehicle. Choose to see major city attractions such as the Gateway of India, an arch-shaped monument built in the early 20th century, or the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus Train Station, which has been made into a UNESCO World Heritage site.  Other places to visit could be the Crawford Market, a British-era market with an array of spices, or the Dhobi Ghat, a large open-air laundry. At the end of your tour you will be dropped back to your hotel. If you would like to gain some insider knowledge, choose the option with a local guide.   The recommended itinerary for a 6 hour tour is as follows: Gateway of India Colaba Fort area Csmt - UNESCO World Heritage site Banganga Kamala Nehru park Dhobighat - open air laundry bay Mani bhavan 9Mahatma Gandhi’s home)   The recommended itinerary for 8 hour is as follows: Above 6 hour itinerary plus Dadar Flower Market Dharavi Chor Bazaar

A must do tour of Mumbai. This is an off-beat 3.5 hour tour where you will see Mumbai from a wide angle, a variety of places to visit with the mode of travelling will be walking and public transport. You will see the historic sites with their relevant Gothic architecture, the cultural side of Mumbai where you will see people offering their prayers and morning rituals. You will also take a local train ride, however you need not worry about the crowds as you will be traveling on non-busy routes.  Dharavi guided tour and insider tour of Dhobighat and get to see Dabbawallas at Churchgate(Lunch box Delivery ). It's like serving Mumbai on a plate. You will be visiting Dhobighat from Inside and not just from Outside This tour is a true experience of the Vibrant  Colors of Mumbai that gives you valuable insight into everyday life and should not be missed

Mumbai's Dharavi Slum is more than what meets the eye. Once your initial apprehensions are cast aside, you can open your eyes to a growing hive of life, living, and small businesses. Upon meeting your guide, you will head into Dharavi, where you will be able to experience the every day ongoings of this unique area. Numerous small businesses are thriving in every corner, from exotic soaps and handmade cosmetics, to pottery and textiles. Throughout your walk, you'll see how everyday life plays out with the members of the community within it. You'll see how they go to work, make their food, go home, and interact with everyone around them in this community. Along the way, you'll also learn the value of recycling. You'll see sourcing, treatment and reselling in the recycling process. It's a truly eye-opening experience in Mumbai.

Elephanta Caves is a must-see destination for history buffs or archaeology afficionados who would like to see true excavations pertaining to the ancient histories of India. From the Gateway of India, your tour will ride a ferry to the island where the Elephanta Caves are found. You will climb 120 steps to the plateau where these caves can be entered. There are seven major excavations in the area, and you'll be able to explore the history behind the artifacts and structures found therein. There is a spacious hall supported by huge pillars, which are characteristic of architecture of the 6th and 7th centuries. A massive three-headed Shiva sculpture stands therein, which is one of the major attractions in the caves. You will be able to explore 3 caves, each with a unique feature: one is a large Hindu Cave, the other is a Buddhist cave, and the final one is a cave dedicated to the God Shiva. You will discover a beautiful cultural heritage site and gain deeper understanding of India's religious history.

Your journey begins at Cowies Backpacker in Colaba, where you'll meet your group and guide. From there, we'll take a local bus to Churchgate train station and board a suburban train headed toward Dharavi. Mumbai's Dharavi Slum is more than what meets the eye. Once your initial apprehensions are cast aside, you’ll step into a vibrant hive of life, work, and community. Upon arrival and meeting your local guide, you’ll head into Dharavi to experience the everyday rhythm of this remarkable place. You’ll witness a range of small-scale industries in action—from exotic soaps and handmade cosmetics to pottery and textiles. As you walk through its narrow lanes, you’ll get an authentic view of how residents live, work, cook, and connect within the community. A major highlight is learning about the recycling economy—Dharavi is one of the world’s most efficient hubs for transforming waste into usable products. If you have not selected the optional add-on tour of Dhobi Ghat and the Dabbawalas, your guide will accompany you back to the train station, hand over your Churchgate-bound train ticket, and ensure you board the correct train for your return journey. The tour officially ends upon arrival at Churchgate Station. It’s a truly eye-opening experience that reveals the heart, hustle, and humanity of one of Mumbai's most misunderstood neighborhoods.

Go on an early morning tour to learn about the rich history and culture of Mumbaikars. Visit Iskcon Temple (Hare Rama Hare Krishna Temple) to experience the spiritual side of Mumbai. Visit Dhobighat ( Laundry bay) Visit Mumbai’s flower alley, renowned for garlands of saffron-colored marigolds and red roses. Also explore the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus Possibly the most architectural stunning building in India, Victoria Terminus Railway Station, now CST, sees a record of six hundred and sixty thousand footfalls daily, making it the busiest station in Mumbai. At dawn, the CST station also serves as the city's largest newspaper sorting area. Visit the stunning Sassoon Dock where you can see the original habitants of Mumbai, the Koli people (Fisherfolk) live their daily life and also witness 100s of fishing boats coloured in different colours. An English speaking guide will be there to guide you through this tour. Pick up from airport or North Mumbai will attract additional charges

Day 1: Mumbai to Agra – The Journey Begins! Your unforgettable tour kicks off with a pickup from your hotel in Mumbai, followed by a smooth transfer to Mumbai Airport to board your flight to Delhi. Upon arrival at Delhi Airport, you'll be warmly greeted by your English-speaking chauffeur and escorted in a private, air-conditioned car along the scenic Yamuna Expressway to Agra – a journey of approximately 3 hours. Once you arrive in Agra, check into your hotel and unwind from your travels. In the evening, prepare to be mesmerized as you visit the Taj Mahal at sunset. Witness the world’s most iconic monument bathed in golden hues – an unforgettable sight as the marble changes color with the setting sun.   Day 2: Taj Mahal at Sunrise & Agra City Tour Rise early and experience a magical morning as you witness the Taj Mahal at sunrise – a moment of pure serenity and beauty as the monument glows in the soft morning light. After soaking in the views, head back to your hotel for a hearty breakfast. Post breakfast, step into the pages of history with a visit to the majestic Agra Fort, built by the legendary Mughal Emperor Akbar in 1526. Explore its grand palaces, including the Jahangir Palace, famous for its intricate red sandstone carvings, and the elegant Shah Jahan Palace, once home to Shah Jahan and his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. If time permits, cap off your Agra adventure with a visit to the enchanting "Baby Taj" – Itmad-ud-Daula, a hidden gem that dazzles with its delicate marble inlay work and tranquil garden setting. Your will drive back to Delhi Airport, bringing your two-day adventure to a memorable close. Once you arrive at Mumbai Airport our driver will be there to receive you and drop off at your hotel.  Your tour concludes.

Begin your journey at Mumbai’s iconic Gateway of India with a scenic 1-hour ferry ride across the Arabian Sea, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline and serene waters. Arrive at Elephanta Island, where a short walk or toy train ride takes you to the base of the hill. Climb a stairway  (110 Steps ) lined with vibrant souvenir stalls to reach the UNESCO-listed Elephanta Caves. Explore these ancient rock-cut temples adorned with intricate sculptures, including the majestic Trimurti, a stunning depiction of Lord Shiva. After immersing yourself in the island's cultural and historical wonders, take a  ferry ride back to the Gateway of India, completing this unforgettable experience.

Visit the most popular spots for Vegeterian street food in Mumbai on a walking tour. Walk along local places, Khau Galli at chowpatty ( Beach  visit ) and other famous areas, and enjoy delicious tastings.