• Dhobi Ghat - At Dhobi Ghat, the guide will offer intriguing insights into the world’s largest open-air laundry, detailing how Mumbai’s traditional washermen (dhobis) have been hand-washing clothes here for over a century. Visitors will learn about their distinctive techniques, daily routines, and the scale of operations that cater to hotels, hospitals, and households throughout the city.

Although entry is not permitted, a designated vantage point provides a clear view of the organized chaos of clothes being washed, dried, and pressed. The guide will also share stories about the history, challenges, and significance of Dhobi Ghat, ensuring visitors leave with a comprehensive understanding of this vital aspect of Mumbai’s local life.

• Dharavi - On the Dharavi Slum Tour, a local guide will lead visitors through the heart of Mumbai’s largest and most dynamic slum, offering a unique, respectful, and insightful experience. Visitors will see firsthand how Dharavi is not just a slum but a bustling hub of small-scale industries, including pottery, leatherwork, recycling, and textile production.

As the tour navigates its narrow lanes, the guide will share stories about Dharavi’s history, economy, and community spirit, emphasizing the resilience and entrepreneurship of its residents. Visitors will witness businesses in action, interact with locals, and understand how Dharavi plays a crucial role in Mumbai’s economy.

Please note that this is a walking tour, and residential homes will not be visited to respect privacy. The aim is to provide a meaningful, educational, and responsible experience, showcasing Dharavi beyond the stereotypes.

• Bottled water
• Professional English Speaking Guide
• Train Tickets

• Gratuities

The Dhobi Ghat & Slum Tour presents a distinctive and enlightening journey, highlighting two of Mumbai’s most industrious and resilient communities. At Dhobi Ghat, visitors can observe the world’s largest open-air laundry, where generations of washermen meticulously wash thousands of garments daily for hotels, hospitals, and homes. The immense scale, efficiency, and tradition of this site make it a captivating destination. In contrast, Dharavi, often referred to as the heart of Mumbai, is a vibrant center of small-scale industries where skilled artisans engage in pottery, leatherwork, recycling, and textile production. Contrary to the typical perception of slums, Dharavi is brimming with entrepreneurial spirit and self-reliance, playing a crucial role in Mumbai’s economy. Guided by a local expert, this tour offers profound insights into the city’s unseen workforce, providing a respectful and educational experience. By visiting both locations, participants gain a deeper appreciation of Mumbai’s true backbone—its people, labor, and creativity.

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