Glimpses of Mumbai - Shore Excursion

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About this activity

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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.

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At a glance

Duration: 5 hours
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Your group only
People per booking: 1–15
Guide: German, English, Italian, French
Operated by: Indradhanush Tours

Ages: Adults (18–60 years) · Seniors (61–90 years)

What is included

Included

Included: Bottled water
Included: Snacks
Included: In-vehicle air conditioning: Air-conditioned vehicle

Not included

Not included: Alcoholic Beverages

Itinerary

Stop 1

10 min

UNESCO World heritage site which was build in 1878 to commemorate the golden jubilee celebration of Queen Victoria.
Crawford Market

Passing by

Named after Sir Crawford who was the first British commissioner of Mumbai. It used to be the central market for Mumbai till the early 1990's but now the market it shifted to outside city limits. This place is very famous for spices and souvenirs.
Marine Drive

Passing by

It is 4 km long boulevard built along the Arabian Sea Coast. It was build in early 20th century and is one of the entertainment spots for Mumbai. In the vicinity is the Wankhede Cricket stadium.
Malabar Hill

Passing by

Malabar hill is one of most expensive real estate in Mumbai. it is at the northern end of the marine drive. This area has got residences of the Governor and the Chief Minister of Maharastra of which Mumbai is the capital city
Hanging Gardens

10 min

This garden is created atop a water tank build by British. This garden adds to the green lung of the city which is a concrete jungle otherwise. The garden has different types of plants and trees and are curated in different animal forms.
Kamala Nehru Park

10 min

This park is located opposite to hanging gardens and is one the most iconic places of Mumbai. From the viewing gallery here one can see the entire Queens Necklace as Marine drive is termed.
Stop 7

Passing by

This building is owned by Mr Mukesh Ambani who is the richest individual in India. This building is the most expensive residential property owned by an individual in the world. it costs around 1 Billion USD.
Haji Ali Mosque

Passing by

This Mosque and Mausoleum was built in 1436 in memory Ali Ali Ahmed shah bhukari. It is 500 mts offshore and is accessible during low tides
Dhobi Ghat

10 min

Dhobi Ghat the worlds largest open air laundromat. Around 7000 Dhobi's(Washer men in hindi) wash , Bleach, Dye and Dry clothes from local hotels, Hospitals and residences. they do a turnover of approx 10 million a year
Mani Bhavan Gandhi Museum

30 min Admission included

Mani Bhavan is the home to the Life of Mahatma Gandhi and also provides you with a glimpse of Indian Freedom struggle from British. It is 2 storied structure and depicts the various aspects of Mahatma Gandhiji's character.
Stop 11

15 min Admission included

Taj Mahal hotel is a very iconic structure in Mumbai and has been adorning the Mumbai skyline since 1906. This hotel has a heritage wing which was originally build and later the modern structure was added. Many international dignitaries have stayed here. This iconic was attacked by terrorist in 2008 but now it is rebuild to its past glory.
Gateway Of India

15 min

The Gateway of India was build to welcome King Charles during his visit to india. It got completed in 1914