Best street shopping Tour in Mumbai

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  Explore the new colorful places in Mumbai Markets: It's time to ditch the cliched shopping sessions at malls and take a street shopping tour around the city. Mumbai, being a city of hopes and dreams is definitely fulfilling our shopping wishlist too as it has one of the best street shopping markets in India. If you're new in town or holidaying in Mumbai then your trip is incomplete without a street shopping session. You just cannot miss out on what they sell the best as you'll be spoilt for choices - Be it clothes, accessories, footwear, and the list never ends. We've made it easier for you by curating the best of the street markets you can explore and have a crazy shopping experience. Mumbai street shopping will definitely get excited as shopping places in Mumbai have their own charm.   A walking tour through the historic markets of south Mumbai will give you a taste  of the real India. The wide streets and narrow alleyways are alive with activity. In front of colo
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Dharavi Slum Walking Tour Review | Mumbai Tours | Dharavi Tour

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Visit The Asia’s Largest Slum, DHARAVI : The Heart of Mumbai.

Why Dharavi is the heart of Mumbai?

Dharavi slum was found in 1882 during the British Raj yet remains to be iconic destination for the city lovers. Asia’s largest slum Dharavi lies on prime property right in the middle of Indian’s financial capital, Mumbai.  Dharavi is much more than a historic area of Mumbai’s poverty. Most of these things are created innovatively, in very small spaces!
Dharavi is a Houses about One million of Mumbai’s inhabitant and its industries have an annual turnover of approximately US $ 665 million. It has a large number of thriving small-scale industries that produce embroidered garments, export quality leather goods, pottery, plastic and many more. Most of these products are made in tiny manufacturing units spread across the slum and are sold in domestic as well as international markets.
We are pleased to welcome you to witness the hidden treasures of Mumbai. Our walking tours through the industries and residential areas of dharavi shows the unique strengths, opportunities and challenges of the community. Our aim is to raise awareness while dispelling the negative attitudes many people have about slums. The tour offers walking through narrow alley ways of dharavi for 2.5 hours. The tour will then end with visiting a KumbharWada pottery colony, where visitors will get to have the unique glimpse of artisans creating all types of pots out of unfired, sun-dried clay.
Some of the areas will be familiar if you have seen the film ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ as much of the film was shot in Dharavi.
Location: 90 Feet Road, Kumbhar Wada, Dharavi, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400017, India

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    If anyone is interested in watching Hindi Serial Shooting, meeting stars, click photos with them and many more, It is possible now Mumbai filmcity is organizing filmcity and live show tours.

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