Mumbai Dharavi

Booking a Dharavi slum tour offers a unique and eye-opening experience for visitors to Mumbai. It provides an opportunity to learn about the culture, lifestyle, and resilience of the people living in one of Asia's largest slums. The tour is guided by local residents who can provide an authentic perspective on life in the slum. Additionally, a portion of the proceeds from the tour goes towards supporting community development projects in the area. By booking a Dharavi slum tour, visitors can gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the city of Mumbai and it's diverse communities.

Join our educational Dharavi Slum Walking Tour and explore the world’s largest open-air laundry, Dhobi Ghat. Discover the heart of Mumbai, Dharavi, a vibrant community and powerhouse of small-scale industries. From Asia's largest leather factory to plastic recycling and the centuries-old pottery community of Kumbhar Wada, this tour offers a deep dive into the daily lives of its residents. Led by a local English-speaking guide, the walking tour offers firsthand insight into traditional practices, particularly at Dhobi Ghat, where over 100,000 clothes are washed daily using time-honored methods. Learn about the techniques passed down for generations. You’ll also experience a 15-minute ride on Mumbai’s iconic local train, offering a glimpse of the city’s fast-paced life. The tour highlights the entrepreneurial spirit that shapes Mumbai’s economy. With expert guides, gain a deeper understanding of Dharavi’s culture, industries, and resilience.

Our guide will pick you up from your hotel or port & then transfer into an air-con car, and the do the whole sightseeing tour and after that do Asia's biggest slum tour where the movie Slumdog Millionaire was filmed. It is an all-inclusive tour with fully guided by a professional English speaking guide. If you have only one day to spend in Mumbai then you are at the right place to see the whole of Mumbai in one day.

A must do tour of Mumbai. This is an off-beat 3.5hours tour where you will see Mumbai from a wide angle, a variety of places to visit with the mode of travelling will be walking and public transport. You will see the historic sites with their relevant Gothic architecture, the cultural side of Mumbai where you will see people offering their prayers and morning rituals, as well as feeding the cows as a kind gesture toward them. You will also take a local train ride, however you need not worry about the crowds as you will be traveling on non-busy routes, A Dharavi guided tour and insider tour of Dhobighat and get to see Dabbawallas at Churchgate(Lunch box Delivery ). It's like serving Mumbai on a plate. You will be visiting Dhobighat from Inside and not just from Outside

Dharavi slum tour is one of the best things to do in Mumbai. This Dharavi slum tour showcase the lifestyle of the people living in the largest slum of the Asia. This Dharavi slum tour shows the reality of Dharavi which you can't explore it by yourself. So this Dharavi slum tour is a perfect walking tour to explore the slum with our local English-speaking tour guide.

Take an ethical walking tour of the Dharavi slum on this unique adventure in Mumbai. Follow a guide through Dharavi’s narrow alleyways, where you’re introduced to local residents and their small-scale industries — recycling, ceramics, embroidery, soap making and more — all manufactured by innovative means. Numbers are limited to six people, ensuring an informative experience with a small group. Proceeds from your local tour operator goes back into the local community to support a variety of educational projects.

Experience Mumbai as a Local! Visit Dhobi Ghat, the world’s largest outdoor laundry and visit the Dharavi slum with a local guide to experience daily life and work in Asia’s largest slum and feel the spirit of our community. Discover a different side of Mumbai with this educational guided tour of the massive Dharavi slum and Dhobi Ghat laundry then go on a local train ride for an experience of mumbai train. Dhobi Ghat, the world’s largest outdoor laundry is a major attraction for travellers in Mumbai. Dharavi Slum, is famous in the world mainly cause of Oscar winning movie Slumdog Millionaire. Experience the real life of a slum on a guided tour to see where people live, work and play inside slum and visit the location where the movie Slumdog was filmed. You will see on the tour small scall business which is going in the slum like plastic recycling, leather, garment, textile and more surprises wait and see!! and you will visit only with a resident guide as we are local.

This private tour of Dharavi Slum will help you gain a different perspective of of of the largest slums in the world. While exploring Dharavi, learn new insights and stories from your guide about the local residents and their innovative ideas that have led to thriving small businesses, such as plastic recycling, leather work, pottery, soap production, and much more.

Dharavi walk is not just any other tour but a experience which will challenge your perception about Slums. Get a insider look at slum life in Mumbai on this 2- 2.5 hour walking tour. Make your way through the streets of Dharavi to witness a hidden side of urban India and get a new perspective on city life in one of India's, and the world's, largest cities. You will witness the community life that exists beyond religion and wealth.

Dharavi which is one of the largest slums in Asia. Dharavi economic output is estimated to be approximately 1 billion US dollars annually much of that revenue is generated by the Rubies informal recycling industry over 20 million people live in Mumbai they produce over 6,500 tons of garbage every single day over 85% of that waste is recycled. Dharavi slums in Mumbai the DHARAVI it’s one of the most vibrant centers for extreme entrepreneurship on our Planet. It has a large number of thriving small-scale industries that produce Plastic Recycling, export quality leather goods, pottery, embroidered garments and many more. Most of these products are made in tiny manufacturing and sold in domestic as well as international markets. Most of these things are created innovatively, in a very small space! The most interesting thing, guide himself lives in Dharavi slum

Our Driver-Cum-Guide comes with an experience of more than 25 years in the hospitality industry. In this half-day tour they will lead you to 3rd largest slum in the world and you will have the opportunity to go to Asia's largest laundromat.

Our Dharavi slum tour stands out through authentic engagement with local guides, responsible practices that prioritize community well-being, and an in-depth exploration of both the bustling commercial sector and intimate residential area, providing unique insights. Exclusive access to Kumbharwada pottery colony, cultural immersion led by locals, and a safe, transformative experience set us apart, fostering genuine connections and deep appreciation for Dharavi's spirit beyond surface-level observations.

Dharavi is one of the biggest slums in Asia. Dharavi's monetary result is assessed to be around 1 billion US dollars yearly a lot of that income is created by the reusing industry more than 20 million individuals live in Mumbai they produce north of 6,500 tons of trash each and every day more than 85% of that waste is reused. Ordinarily individuals think slum is all destitute individuals left there yet we are attempting to show the different arrangement of Dharavi slums which is a feeling of local area and cordial and difficult buckle down working individuals that have is where various sorts of individuals reside there are extremely needy individuals and furthermore extremely rich likewise individuals who product stuff from here who make a millions of rupees so it's a city inside the city we love doing this visit's in Dharavi on the monument where that data generally similar here we meet the genuine individuals & the genuine side of slum and this is the way we are attempting to change

Don’t miss the chance to experience the vibrant heart of Mumbai by booking our Dharavi Slum Tour! This immersive, guided journey will take you beyond the typical tourist path to witness the resilience, creativity, and community spirit that define Dharavi. Explore its bustling streets, visit its unique industries like pottery making, recycling, and leather crafting, and gain insight into the lives of the people who call this area home. Along the way, you’ll walk in the footsteps of Slumdog Millionaire and discover the real locations featured in the film, adding a cinematic touch to your adventure. With visits to local temples, mosques, and churches, plus the chance to sample delicious street food, this tour offers an unforgettable, eye-opening experience. Book today and see Dharavi like never before—both the reality and the movie magic!

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 unique spirit that exists here. Dharavi became famous through the worldwide hit movie “slumdog millionaire“ in 2008. You will find a wide range of activities in this mini-city such as plastic recycling, leatherwork, pottery, papadam baking, soap production, such as schools and churches. Don't expect to find extreme poverty by walking through Dharavi. The tour breaks stereotypical beliefs and will inspire you for your daily life. and Tour Guides are College students live in Dharavi Slum

Visit Dharavi Slum, the setting for the movie Slumdog Millionaire, and experience what life is like in India’s most substantial slum dwelling where there is so much more than meets the eye. You will leave both surprised and inspired after this incredible journey. Sign up for this popular tour today, and you will leave this experience with a new-found appreciation of the human spirit.

This is a private tour will be hosted by our educated member. Our tour guides are well educated and having good communication skill. Dharavi is one of Asia's largest slums, located in the heart of Mumbai. Despite its reputation, it's a bustling community with a strong sense of identity and resilience. Pottery and Leather Workshops: You might get a chance to visit pottery-making workshops and leather production units. These experiences provide a deeper understanding of the local economy and artisanal skills. Recycling Industry: Dharavi's recycling industry is a significant part of its economy. Tourists can see how waste materials are sorted, processed, and recycled, contributing to environmental sustainability. Apart from these we will experience local livelihoods, street art, soap making and many more. We will be more than happy to have you with us and make this tour memorable. :))

Explore Dharavi, Mumbai’s economic center and the third-largest slum in the world. This insightful tour provides a close examination of the lesser-known aspects, entrepreneurial activities, and cultural legacy of Dharavi, uncovering narratives that aren’t available online. This tour guarantees a genuine insight into Dharavi, a location that will broaden your understanding of urban living. Key Highlights: See Dharavi’s industries: recycling, leatherwork, pottery, soap manufacturing, and more. Take trails through the maze-like alleys and interact with our local guides, who call Dharavi home. Gain a deeper understanding of the community’s resilience as well as ingenuity.

This tour will take you to the most popular and Asia's biggest Slum Dharavi – The Heart and Financial Heart of Mumbai. In this tour we will visit The Commerical and The Residential part of Dharavi. Along with Dharavi Slum we will also visit some most important places in Mumbai, like Gateway of India, Bombay High Court, Mumbai University, Marine Drive, Victoria Terminus Station, Mani Bhavan and also Dhobi Ghat Biggest Washing laundry in the world. . .

Take a walk through Dharavi, one of the largest slums in the world, with a local guide who will give you an authentic look into its history and culture. You'll learn about the daily lives of the people who call this place home, as your guide shares fascinating stories along the way. Visit the lively Dharavi market, where you'll see vendors selling everything from food to everyday goods, then explore four different schools that serve the community. You'll also have the chance to wander through Kumbharwada, a neighborhood famous for its pottery workshops, where traditional craftsmanship is still thriving.