• Dharavi - Home to nearly 1 million residents, Dharavi is the third largest slum in the world. During this half-day guided tour you will get to go inside the slum to see how the residents live and work. There is a Strong sense of community that exists in Slum, you will wind through the slum’s narrow alleyways and be greeted by friendly locals who live in Slum . Walk through narrow lanes and by-lanes taking in the wafting aromas from local bakeries and sweet shops. Exotic smells from soap and cosmetic making units are bound to make some heads turn. Dime sized cyber cafes, locals brushing past, mass-producing tailor shops all make up for an exciting trip. Friendly locals and enthusiastic tiny tots waving from their roof tops and balconies simply add in a touch of regular life being lived here.

Continue on the show and tell tour listening to stories from your guide as you arrive at Kumbharwada, in Dharavi. Known to be the face of India’s largest slum dwelling, The tour through the slum’s narrow alleys is quite an adventure, you will undoubtedly feel the strong sense of community and the special spirit that exists here. Dharavi became famous through the worldwide hit movie ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ in 2008. Visit Kumbharwada, an area occupied by traditional potters hailing from Gujarat. This large settlement set up in 1930s is a testimony of communal clay pits and kilns that have stood the test of time and witnessed hardships. In tandem with Brazil’s Favela, Dharavi and Mahim will leave a mark in your hearts and minds.. Sign up for this popular tour today and you will leave this experience with a new-found appreciation of the human spirit.

• Group Tour
• Local Guide

• Lunch

Come see Dharavi Slum, the backdrop for the film Slumdog Millionaire, and witness the reality of living in India’s largest slum area that has much more depth than what it seems. This astonishing journey will leave you both astounded and motivated.

Reserve your spot in this highly demanded tour now, and you will walk away from this experience with a renewed admiration for the resilience of humanity.

• Please note that dress codes are conservative throughout India; modest and respectful clothing that covers the shoulders and knees is recommended
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
• Tour Guides are college student live in Dharavi Slum which help them with their studied.

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