Private Mumbai Slum & Sightseeing Tour with Pickup and Car

Dharavi is India’s largest slum, known for its strong community and thriving industries. This tour offers an educational insight into both the working and residential areas, where locals are engaged in recycling, pottery, leatherwork, and more. Friendly residents welcome visitors with pride, and part of the tour’s proceeds support local social initiatives.

Visit Mumbai's iconic Dhobi Ghat, the world’s largest open-air laundry. Here, witness hundreds of washermen and women working across rows of washing stones, bringing vibrant color and life to Mumbai’s daily rhythm.

Explore Mumbai's Victoria Terminus (Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus), a UNESCO site and stunning blend of Victorian Gothic and Indian architecture. This bustling railway station is a true Mumbai landmark.

The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) Building is a striking Gothic-style structure located opposite CST Station in South Mumbai. Built in 1893, it serves as the headquarters of Mumbai’s municipal authority and is admired for its grand domes, stone carvings, and stunning Victorian-era architecture.

Discover Mumbai's bustling Crawford Market, a historic marketplace filled with vibrant stalls selling fresh produce, exotic spices, and unique goods. It’s a lively hub capturing the spirit of old Bombay charm.

Visit Mumbai’s Gateway of India, an iconic arch overlooking the Arabian Sea. Built in 1924, it combines Indo-Saracenic design with colonial history, making it a popular landmark and symbol of Mumbai’s heritage.

The Rajabai Clock Tower, located within Mumbai University, is a stunning 19th-century Gothic-style landmark inspired by London’s Big Ben. Standing 85 meters tall, it’s known for its beautiful carvings and chimes, symbolizing Mumbai’s colonial-era grandeur.

The Bombay High Court is one of India’s oldest and most beautiful judicial buildings, built in 1878 in the Gothic Revival style. Located near Oval Maidan, its grand towers and detailed architecture reflect Mumbai’s colonial heritage and legal legacy.

Oval Maidan is a large open green ground located in South Mumbai, surrounded by beautiful colonial-era buildings. Known for local cricket and football matches, it offers a scenic view of the Raj-era architecture and everyday life in Mumbai. It’s a great spot to witness local sports culture and relax amidst the city’s heritage setting.

Stroll along Mumbai's Marine Drive, a scenic 3.6 km promenade by the Arabian Sea. Known as the "Queen's Necklace," its sweeping views, art deco buildings, and vibrant sunsets make it a city favorite.

Discover Banganga Tank, a sacred water reservoir in Mumbai’s Walkeshwar area. Surrounded by ancient temples and bustling lanes, this historic site reflects the city's rich cultural heritage and spirituality.

Visit Mumbai's Hanging Gardens, a lush green oasis perched atop Malabar Hill. Enjoy stunning city views, vibrant flowerbeds, and a tranquil atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and leisure.

Explore the stunning Jain Temple in Mumbai, known for its intricate marble carvings and serene ambiance. This architectural gem reflects Jain spirituality and artistry, attracting visitors seeking peace and beauty.

Visit Mani Bhavan Gandhi Museum, the former home of Mahatma Gandhi in Mumbai. This museum showcases his life, works, and teachings, featuring photos, artifacts, and a library dedicated to his legacy.