Top Mumbai Cultural Tours

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.

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.

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.

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!

Meet your fluent English speaking guide at your hotel lobby, then head on towards to Gateway of India, We will take a ferry boat to reach Elephanta island & start the guided tour there. You can customize this private tour according to your requirements.

Tour the streets of Aurangabad and get an up close look at the stunning Ajanta and Ellora Caves—two unique UNESCO World Heritage-listed sites on this three-day private tour from Mumbai. Enjoy the convenience of round-trip airport transfers from your hotel of choice and fly by comfortable plane to Aurangabad, where you’ll overnight in 4- or 5-star hotels depending on the choice selected when booking.

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.

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.

Explore local life in Mumbai with the insight of a private guide who shares places that are not addressed on typical city tours. You'll see fisherman at work, visit the open-air laundry of Dhobi Ghat, stroll through vibrant local markets, sample street foods, and take in temples, medieval buildings, and the bustling transit system. Includes lunch, transport by private vehicle, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Take a walking tour of the Dharavi Slums in Mumbai accompanied by your own local guide to observe daily life for the people who live there. Home to more about one million people, 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. Your tour includes private guide and vehicle, snacks, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

A tour about the 'Khau Gullies' - literally meaning food lanes, is an ode to the the street food of Mumbai. If you are in the mood to tickle your taste buds or are looking for an excuse to ditch that diet and indulge in some gluttony – then look no further! This tour takes you through the history of various communities and their kitchens to see how they have impacted the cuisine of Mumbai, especially its street food.

Benefit from the personalized attention of a private guide on this tour of Mumbai's Dharavi slum. Made famous by the movie "Slumdog Millionaire", the neighborhood provides an opportunity to learn about the economics and culture of life there. Listen to sensitive commentary from your guide, meet some of the residents, and learn about small businesses there such as plastic recycling, soap production, pottery, and more.

Visit five stunning temples in Mumbai on a private full-day tour with an informative guide. Learn about Hindu gods and goddesses at Balbulnath Temple, Mahalakshmi Temple, Shree Siddhivinayak Temple, Mumba Devi Temple, and ISKCON Temple, and soak in views of the city and Arabian Sea. Includes private guide and vehicle, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

1. Experience the Elephanta Caves located on Elephanta Island, seven major excavations in the area showcasing huge sculptures of Shiva, Hindu mythologies and Buddhist caves. 2. Take toy train ride and at the plateau admire the complex and astoundingly detailed reliefs and carvings depicting narratives of the goddess Shiva; unique experience for you to remember for life and share with your family and friends. 3. By the end of the tour, you will develop a great perspective of the city, its culture, the life of a local and you will also get some great insider tips and tricks to save money and to explore the best of the city."

Watch the city come to life on this private tour that highlights the incredible work done by Mumbai's dabbawalas and Dhobis. Your expert guide will share insight and information into how the lunch-pail men who deliver freshly made food from people's homes to offices with 100 percent accuracy. Then you'll see Dhobis--Mumbai's traditional laundrymen--washing customer's clothes in the massive open-air ghat. This unique tour showcases two of the city's most interesting professions and offers insight into the daily life of locals in this thriving city. 

See three very different aspects of life in Mumbai during a single private tour. With a dedicated guide and a carefully crafted itinerary, you’ll come to a larger understanding of modern life and culture in one of India’s most vibrant cities. Visit the Dharavi slum, home to thousands of people who make their living through recycling and other community projects. Follow up with a tour of a Bollywood studio and a comprehensive city tour.

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.

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.

The Peripheral culture and heritage of Mumbai yet remain to be unaffected. Being just 34 km away from Gateway of Mumbai lays the hidden beauty of Elephanta Caves. These historic caves have attracted millions of tourist with its worthy while charming right from 7th Century AD. In order to reach here, it is required to take the help of ferry boats. Most fascinating spots that are worth exploring are enchanting caves of Lord Shiva and various sculpted forms of Natrajaya.

While Mumbai has plenty of famous temples, churches, and mosques, few visitors know that it also has a strong Jewish heritage. With this tour, you'll get to learn about Jewish life in the city, with visits to Magden Hassidim Synagogue, Gate of Mercy Synagogue, the local Jewish Graveyard, Kenneseth Eliyahoo Synagogue, and the city's Chabad House.

Your experience matters to us and we strive to achieve it We make this tour a fun experience. We assure you of Safety and comfort. Our Knowledgeable guides will escort you safely to all the attractions and explain to you about the history, culture and uniqueness. They are a repository of local information and legends around the attractions. Our vehicle drivers are experts in maneuvering through Mumbai traffic and ensure your have a the most fulfilling experience of the tour.

Kanheri Caves must-see destination for history buffs or archaeology afficionados who would like to see true excavations pertaining to the ancient histories of India. Global Vipassana Pagoda is built in a very scenic place and its a divine place for meditation. You will experience a 10 min meditation, a video presentation on Buddhism and Pagoda, a picture gallery which makes it a memorable experience.

Sightseeing in Mumbai? Dodge the crowds and see the sights in style with a private guide and driver, and a personalised itinerary. This full-day tour is yours to customise as you want, so you can visit the landmark Gateway to India, drive down Marine Drive and admire the Mahalaxmi Temple, or venture off-the-beaten-track to Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghat. Add on a tour of either the Elephanta Caves or Kanheri Caves, or spend time browsing the capital’s leading art and history museum.

Immerse yourself in Mumbai's culture with this experiential tour of the city. Highlights include the chance to explore Dhobighat, the city's famous open-air laundromat as well as visits to a gaushala, or cow sanctuary. You'll also get to spend time with members of the Koli community, the first inhabitants of the city now known as Mumbai.