What better way to explore Mumbai than with the wind in your hair and wonder in your eyes. This unique safari allows you to observe heritage at close quarters without having to walk much. Unlike closed vehicles, open jeeps allow you to photograph and soak in the city in a unique way. Each jeep can accommodate up to five guests
#FortRide: Find Mumbai too hot to walk and look around? Think car-window views of the city are too restricting? Hop on into the only urban safari in the world. Take an open jeep ride around Mumbai’s colonial-era Fort buildings, for a great view of its urban heritage architecture and to hear the stories behind the storeys.
Duration: 2.5 hours
Distance: 13 Kms
Highlights
- Horninan Circle precinct
- Kala Ghoda precinct
- Colaba precinct
- Marine Drive precinct
- Oval Maidan precinct
- CSMT station precinct
FortRide - an open jeep urban: #FortRide: Explore the British Fort, the nucleus around which the 22-million strong metropolis of Mumbai has evolved. Learn about the incidents and landmarks that shaped the town over the centuries.<br/>Pickup included
The following areas will be covered in the ride:
1) Town Hall & Horniman Circle
2) Kala Ghoda Art District
3) Gateway of India
4) Oval Maidan
5) CST precinct
6) Crawford Market
7) Dhobi Talao
8) DN Road
9) Ballard Estate
10) Hutatma Chowk
Do check out what NatGeo Traveller had to say about our #FortRide open jeep safari - http://www.natgeotraveller.in/urban-safari-exploring-mumbais-histories-and-mysteries-in-a-jeep/
Khaki Tours is an association of heritage enthusiasts who have conducted various events like walks, jeep rides, cruises, day trips, children’s workshops, photo walks and food walks to make heritage fun for the city residents as well as visitors. We call our mission ‘Heritage Evangelism’ and have contributed toward the restoration of minor landmarks in the city.
During your stay here, allow us to transport you from the modern city of Mumbai to the original seven islands of Bombay through its unique experiences. Our hosts will help you witness Mumbai’s heritage like never before and leave you wanting for more. Hear stories about the evolution of this megapolis and the people who helped shape the ‘Urbs Prima in Indis’ or first city of India. Witness the potpourri of cultures that are visible on the streets and in the lanes of this city in the comfort of an open jeep!
Mumbai, India's bustling financial capital, is a vibrant metropolis where tradition meets modernity. Known for its Bollywood industry, historic landmarks, and bustling street life, Mumbai offers a unique blend of cultural experiences and economic opportunities.
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