• Sanatan Temple - Visitors can admire the temple’s breathtaking Vedic-inspired architecture both inside and out. They can enjoy a guided tour that provides insights into its design, deities, mythologies, and rituals, and have the option to participate in a silent walking meditation.
• Alperton - At Panachand Paan Centre, visitors can observe the creation of a unique Indian refreshment, taste it, and enjoy guessing the flavors with fellow travelers.
• Alperton - At a local Indian bakery, visitors have the opportunity to sample a variety of traditional Indian sweets and engage in flavor-guessing games with other travelers.
• Alperton - At B.L. Joshi store, visitors can explore fabrics and prints from various Indian regions. Women can learn the art of pleating and sari draping, experiencing the elegance of wearing a sari, while men can try on traditional hats and learn about the rich East African Gujarati heritage that revitalized this part of Wembley.
• Alperton - In the Festival shop, visitors can admire beautifully crafted idols of gods and explore ritual items such as incense sticks, lamps, garlands, and crystals.
• Sakonis - Visitors can savor regional Indian street food and snacks from Gujarat, dishes that are rarely found in mainstream restaurants, while learning about the history and regional diversity of Indian cuisine.

• Snacks
• Lunch

Recognized as the UK’s top City Walking Tour by The Times and The Sunday Times, this engaging experience brings the essence of Indian culture in London to life.

Join Vaishali, a British-Indian guide with heritage from Gujarat and East Africa, on a journey filled with history, cuisine, storytelling, and community. Visit a lively Hindu temple, delve into rituals and mythology, and optionally enjoy a peaceful meditation session. Savor distinctive dishes from paan to regional sweets and snacks that are not available in mainstream eateries. Discover fabrics and patterns from all over India with an optional sari draping session.

Listen to personal tales about Indian traditions, the East African Gujarati community, and how they transformed Ealing Road into “Little India.” Interactive activities, connections with fellow travelers, and a goodie bag make this a warm, sensory-rich, and deeply personal experience.

• Conservative clothing attire required for temple visit.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.