Top Mumbai Walking Tours

We offer 10 Hrs the best Mumbai guided tour hidden history of Mumbai you will not find in any Books. This Mumbai tour covers British Monuments, Markets, Laundry, Temples and is led by the best Mumbai Local Tour guide in private car Transfer. Mumbai (formerly called Bombay) is a densely populated city on India’s west coast. A financial centre, it's India's largest city. On the Mumbai Harbour waterfront stands the iconic Gateway of India stone arch, built by the British Raj in 1924. Offshore, nearby Elephanta Island holds ancient cave temples dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. The city's also famous as the heart of the Bollywood film industry.

Experience a side of Mumbai that few visitors get the chance to see with this early-morning tour of the city. You'll wake up early in time to see a fish auction, a flower market, and a vegetable market set up all along both sides of a bridge, all before most people even crawl out of bed!

India is a country of contrasts, with slums sitting beside opulent palaces. Get an insider’s insight into Dharavi Slum, used as the setting for the blockbuster movie Slumdog Millionaire, during a 2-hour tour. As you walk around the area, you’ll get an intimate glimpse into the daily lives of local residents and learn about systems in place for more than 1 million residents. Plus, you can upgrade to include convenient round-trip transfers from your hotel.

Explore the neighborhood made famous by the 2008 film "Slumdog Millionaire" with a resident guide to illuminate the challenges and issues facing residents who make their home there. Walk through Dharavi and see the way residents make their living, including plastic recycling, soap production, pottery, and other methods. Stop by local schools and churches to get a sense of the community while listening to your guide's sensitive commentary.

Take a walking tour of the Dharavi slum area in Mumbai with an informative guide who shares a new perspective on life in one of India's largest cities. Glimpse a hidden side of urban India and discover a place that's alive with small-scale industries and community spirit.

Make the most of a day in Mumbai to see both sides of the city — its colonial-era grandeur and Dharavi slum — on this private tour. Walk through Dharavi’s lanes to see the dilapidated huts, cottage industries, recycling projects, and clay potters. Then, explore modern and colonial Mumbai, seeing landmarks including the Gateway of India, Bombay High Court, and others. Includes private transportation from your hotel, or Mumbai port, or railway station.

You must be aware that Dharavi is one of the biggest slums in the entire world. But there is a lot more to it. Dharavi is home to a number of small-scale industries where people work with infinite enthusiasm and zeal. Dharavi constitutes a significant portion of the cosmopolitan Mumbai. While many people may be irked to make a trip to the slum area but today there are educational trips that organize a Dharavi Slum Tour to know the reality of the life of the residents. The Mumbai Dharavi tour portrays that life in Mumbai is not all glamorous but the city has a reality side too where thousands of workers are struggling to make a living and still people manage to live in harmony. Whenever you visit Mumbai, you must take a Dharavi slum tour, to have a nuanced understanding of the life of the people living in slums as well as have an inspiration for yourself. Dharavi Tourism is available with walking and car tours, people can opt for whichever is convenient. Come. Join us to explore.

Mumbai is one of India’s most vibrant and multi-cultural cities, but first-time visitors often only see the main sights. This 4-hour small-group tour will give you an insight into real Mumbai life, as you ride a local train, visit a traditional flower market, sample typical Indian snacks, and admire landmarks such as the Gateway of India and the Hotel Taj Mahal Palace.

Explore UNESCO heritage sites from Mumbai with expert English guides and comfortable transportation. We start from your location in Mumbai by private transportation. It takes 8 to 10 hours to reach Aurangabad from Mumbai. Ajanta & Ellora Caves, are the two wonders created in the central part of India by unknown artisans centuries ago. It is a unique experience to visit Ajanta and Ellora Caves. Both Ajanta and Ellora Caves are situated on different locations. Ajanta Caves located on 100 km from Aurangabad and Ellora Caves on 30 km and connected by road only. These UNESCO World Heritage sites have different specialties. Ajanta Caves are purely Buddhist Caves, on the other hand, Ellora Caves are Buddhist as well as Hindu and Jain Caves. So there is the trinity of religions in Ellora Caves. 2-day tour to Ajanta and Ellora Caves is a great option as it gives you a hassle-free journey to caves. You can also visit Aurangabad's unique places in this tour to enhance your experience.  

How did seven little islands turn into the mega-city of Mumbai? This 2-hour walk explores hidden histories and stories of the city; from the dark trade that built the city, to the gritty merchants who made and lost fortunes here. The walk takes you past iconic colonial-era buildings - from Gothic revival to Indo saracenic. You'll see what those architectural styles mean and uncover fascinating stories behind these magnificent structures. The walk starts near the Gateway of India and ends near Horniman circle.

The Dharavi Slum in Mumbai is one of the largest slums in Asia but it is more than a place of poverty. The slum produces upwards of one billion dollars a year through various industries. Take a small-group guided tour through the slum to see the bustling plastic recycling industry, leather industries, schools, and local homes to get a feel for the day-to-day life of residents.

Wander around Mumbai on this guided walking tour of the Old Town. It serves as a great introduction to the city. Travel on foot for about 1.5 miles (2 kilometers) and learn about the history and its people, as you pass by important landmarks and sites such as the Gateway of India.

Discover the mouthwatering cuisine of Mumbai on a tasting tour through the city. This small-group walking tour explores some of the best street foods as you explore the Old Town. Sample a minimum of seven delicacies and learn about the background of each dish from your guide. This is a great way to learn about India’s food culture and get insider tips for the best places to eat and drink.

Eat your way through Mumbai on this private tour focusing on the city's many delicious delicacies. You'll use local trains to get around, stopping for snacks, kebabs, ice cream, curries, and cakes as you go. A local guide will be there to show you off-the-beaten-path spots and explain ingredients as you go.

Discover the colonial heritage of Mumbai on a half-day walking tour with a local guide. Visit major sites including the Gateway of India, Regal Theater, the Prince of Wales Museum, and the Victoria Terminus Railway Station—a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You'll also take in Elphinstone College, Bombay High Court, the Flora Fountain, and learn about the 19th-century architecture and rare books of the David Sassoon Library. Your guide shares commentary about India's colonial era on this comprehensive tour of India's largest city.

If visitors are expecting extreme poverty and despair based on movie depictions, they will be disappointed. In fact this tour actively breaks stereotypical depictions of slums. The tour will take you through the proud and industrious area of Dharavi. You will be able to see where people work, where people live and where people relax. We will show you the vast industrial areas with many important industries like the bakeries serving the whole of Mumbai. We will show you the residential areas where whole families live in a small room, local schools and even the pottery industries. Some of the areas will be familiar if you have seen the film ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ as much of the film was shot in Dharavi.

If you are visiting India's liveliest city Mumbai, which is home to the magical, enthralling and colorful World of Bollywood, then the Bollywood Tour conducted by this Company is a Must-Do Experience. This is a low cost, budget friendly Bollywood Group Tour. However, if you are traveling in a group of 10 or more then we will be able to accommodate you as a private group. This Tour Company is Owned and Managed by an actor and director and most of the guides in this tour company are artists like actors, singers, musicians, dancers, choreographers, writers, etc. and are part of the Bollywood Film, Television and Entertainment industry in Mumbai which makes your 3 Hours Activity and Entertainment packed Bollywood Group Tour insightful, informative and great fun! You will get to see behind-the-scenes activities and you may also get an opportunity to interact and take pictures with warm and friendly Actors, Actresses, Directors and other Crew Members working in the operational studio.

If you are visiting India's liveliest city Mumbai, which is home to the magical, enthralling and colorful World of Bollywood, then the Bollywood Tour conducted by this Company is a Must-Do Experience. This is a low cost, budget friendly Bollywood Group Tour. However, if you are traveling in a Group of 10 or even more then we will be able to accommodate you as a Private Group. This Tour Company is Owned and Managed by an actor and director and most of the Guides in this Tour Company are artists like actors, Singers, Musicians, Dancers, Choreographers, Writers, etc. and are part of the Bollywood Film, Television and entertainment industry in Mumbai which makes your 3 Hours Activity and Entertainment packed Bollywood Group Tour insightful, informative and great fun! You will get to see behind-the-scenes activities and you may also get an opportunity to interact and take pictures with warm and friendly Actors, Actresses, Directors and other Crew Members working in the operational studio.

What makes this tour special? The tour (Group or Private) through the slum's narrow alleys is quite an adventure, and you will undoubtedly feel the strong sense of community and the special spirit that exists here. Dharavi became famous through the worldwide hit movie " slumdog millionaire" in 2008. You will find a wide range of activity in this mini-city such as plastic recycling, leather work, pottery, soap production, and also schools and churches.

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. In this walking tour, you will experience a wide range of these business activities: recycling, pottery-making, embroidery, bakery, soap factory, leather tanning, poppadom-making and many more. You’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. This diversity is apparent in the temples, mosques, churches and pagodas that stand side by side. Discover a side of Dharavi beyond its ignominious distinction of being known as the largest slum in Asia. Time: 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM

Mohammad Ali road is one of the most important stops on your culinary sojourn in Mumbai. While the stories of vegetarian street food and the influence of the mill culture adorn the backyard of Girgaon, Mohammad Ali Road and Bohri Mohulla have created an insignia of non-vegetarian street food. Skewered Kebabs, spicy curries and colorful sweets dot these areas aplenty.

Kick-starting the morning with an immersive experience with the Tiffin Men of Mumbai city! The Dabbawalas or the 6 sigma workers of Mumbai manage to deliver over 5,00,000 boxes of lunch to their rightful owners with extreme precision. Studied by consultants and business schools for the secrets of their proclaimed near-flawless efficiency, the dabbawalas have been feted by British royals (Prince Charles) and titans of industry (Richard Branson) alike. Even FedEx, which supposedly knows something about logistics, has studied them extensively. When in Mumbai, the Dabbawala experience gives you a great insight on how this community run business runs as smoothly and makes lives of Mumbaikars much easier, and through this experience we want you to live their lives for one day.

Dharavi is one of the largest slums in Asia, and the filming site for the movie 'Slumdog Millionaire.' Visit some of the filming locations during a walk that lasts about two hours, and hear commentary from your guide about Dharavi's history and residents.  Dharavi is the heart of small scale industries in Mumbai.

This is an interesting and off-beat tour of Mumbai by students from a non-profit that works in youth empowerment and learning. The tour starts at the Gateway of India and covers all the must-see places in Bombay. It includes the following: Gateway of India, Regal Circle, Prince of Wales Museum, Kala Ghoda, Bombay University, High Court, Oval Maidan, Churchgate, Mani Bhavan, Marine Drive, and Chowpatty The tour uses the Mumbai local, BEST buses, and Black and Yellow taxis. The tour provides income for the student-guides. The tour allows you to see many of the must-sees of the city, visit Dhobi Ghat - an open-air laundromat, experience Mumbai local train, check out local delicacies, and more importantly, it provides an opportunity to see Mumbai through the eyes of young people. The students who do this tour love their city and it comes through during the tour. They are well-trained and knowledgeable about the places you visit on the tour.