• Dharavi - Discover the lively and resilient core of Mumbai by visiting Dharavi, one of Asia’s largest informal settlements, often described as a “city within a city.” This enlightening tour allows exploration of significant areas such as the Recycling District, Rooftop Views, the Popadom-making workshops, and the Kumbharwada Pottery Colony, among others.

Dharavi serves as both a cultural and economic center and is home to nearly one million residents. This exceptional tour provides a rare chance to observe the industrious spirit and diverse communities that make Dharavi a vibrant and essential part of Mumbai’s landscape.

• Kumbharwada - Kumbharwada, the pottery district of Dharavi, offers a fascinating glimpse into one of India’s oldest crafts. Here, talented artisans—known as “Kumhars”—craft exquisite hand-made clay pots, vases, and more using traditional techniques passed down through generations. Visitors can observe the entire pottery-making process, from shaping the clay to glazing and firing, and even try crafting their own piece. This lively community not only preserves an ancient art form but also supports a flourishing local economy, making it a must-visit for those interested in authentic craftsmanship and cultural heritage.

• Local guide from Dharavi
• Bottled water
• Entry/Admission - Dharavi

• Food and drinks
• Personal expenses

Explore Dharavi, one of the world’s largest slums, with a knowledgeable local guide who will provide an authentic insight into its rich history and vibrant culture. Discover the daily lives of its residents as the guide shares captivating stories. Visit the bustling Dharavi market, where vendors offer a variety of items from food to daily necessities, and explore four community-serving schools. Additionally, take the opportunity to stroll through Kumbharwada, a neighborhood renowned for its pottery workshops, where traditional craftsmanship continues to flourish.

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