Mumbai: Dharavi Slum, DhobiGhat, and Dabbawallas Tour

Mumbai: Dharavi Slum, DhobiGhat, and Dabbawallas Tour

Name: Mumbai: Dharavi Slum, DhobiGhat, and Dabbawallas Tour
Address: India

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Experience a guided walking trip of the Dharavi slum and visit the world's biggest outdoor laundromat, Dhobi Ghat. See the dabbawallas delivering lunchboxes in Mumbai.

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Highlights

Discover the multi-cultural city of Mumbai on a guided tour
Visit the Dharavi Slum and go inside the open air laundry Dhobighat
Benefit from the knowledge of a local guide as you explore the city

Description

Discover one of India’s most vibrant and multicultural cities with the help of a local guide. Go off the beaten path as you explore beyond the city's main sights. See the Gateway of India, embark on a guided tour of Dharavi, visit one of the world's largest open-air laundries, and more. Meet your guide at Churchgate train station to hop onto a train that will take you to your Dharavi. Follow your guide as you walk through Dharavi before visiting Dhobighat, stepping inside the fascinating open-air laundry. Finally, see the Dabbawallas near the Churchgate Railway Station in action. Dabbawallas are the lunchbox delivery guys. You will learn about how they operate so smoothly.

Includes

Guide Transportation Dharavi tour Dhobighat inside tour See Dabbawallas in action

Important Information

Dabbawallas - Lunchbox Delivery - Important information for tours from 31st October to 4th November 2024 : Dabbawallas will be on diwali leave and so tour booked for 31st Oct to 4th Nov will not be able to see dabbawallas Photography is not allowed inside Dharavi slum (it is allowed everywhere else) Dabbawallas do not operate on public holidays and Sundays and so will not be part of the itinerary on public holidays and Sundays