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Tickets for Mumbai: Private Dharavi Slum and Elephanta Caves Day Trip
Discover Mumbai's marvels on a unique adventure
Duration:
8h
Skip the line
Max group size:
20
Live guide:
English, Hindi
Duration:
8h
Max group size:
20
Skip the line
Live guide:
English, Hindi
Provider: BOMBAY TO MUMBAI TOURS
Registered address: Bldg no 90 Room 416, Mhada Colony,, 400090, Mumbai, IN
Contact details
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What's included
Pickup and drop-off.
Air-conditioned vehicle
Pickup and drop-off.
Ferry
Local Taxes/Toll/Parking
What's not included
Monument Caves entrance fees ($10 per person).
- Experience a unique stroll through Dharavi's narrow alleys, witnessing the industrious locals firsthand.
- "Explore ancient caves adorned with intricate rock sculptures."
- "Discover the region's rich history narrated by your knowledgeable guide."
Get ready to embark on an extraordinary journey! The adventure kicks off with a chauffeured ride from a chosen location in Mumbai, straight to the iconic "Gateway of India". From there, hop onto a ferry for an hour-long voyage to the mystical Elephanta Island. Upon arrival, a whimsical train ride awaits!
The next stop? The Elephanta Caves - a treasure trove of ancient rock art dedicated to the sect of Shiv. With an hour to explore, there's plenty of time to marvel at the intricately sculpted images of Kalyansundara, Gangadhara, and Ardhanriswara.
Next, the ferry whisks passengers back to Mumbai, where the immersive Dharavi Slum tour begins. Brace yourselves for a 1.5-hour exploration on foot through the heart of Mumbai's small-scale industries. Discover why Dharavi boasts an impressive annual turnover of approximately $665 million.
Feel the pulse of the city, witnessing the flurry of activities - from recycling endeavors to clay pot creation, embroidery craftsmanship, baking, soap manufacturing, leather tanning, and papad (poppadum) making - all within remarkably compact spaces. This is not just a ticket; it's a passport to an unforgettable adventure!
Mumbai: Private Dharavi Slum and Elephanta Caves Day Trip
- Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
- Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
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