Bombay: 3-hour Colaba Heritage Walking tour

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Mumbai, India

#Cultural and theme tours #Walking tour

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Discover how India's most expensive real estate is situated in Colaba, which sits beside beautiful heritage buildings. Explore some of Mumbai's oldest and finest buildings including the Gateway of India and the Fort Area on this walking tour. Get a chance to learn some inside historical facts about the largest populated city of India.

Duration

3 hours

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Mumbai, India

Discover how the Colaba area is home to many historical buildings and the best way to visit is by walking as you can enjoy the breathtaking array of architecture all along the streets. Start the tour...

Discover how the Colaba area is home to many historical buildings and the best way to visit is by walking as you can enjoy the breathtaking array of architecture all along the streets. Start the tour off at the Gateway of India, the landmark of Mumbai. Sitting by the Arabian Sea, this majestic arch is a photographer's delight.

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Stop at the Balaji Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, where you can observe local customs. Your guide would explain the importance of Lord Vishnu among the trilogy of gods in India.

Stop at the Balaji Temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, where you can observe local customs. Your guide would explain the importance of Lord Vishnu among the trilogy of gods in India.
Meander through the quiet lanes of Kala Ghoda and Fort, taking time to interact with locals. End the tour with traditional snacks and tea at a local's favorite spot. This tour ensures that guests will...

Meander through the quiet lanes of Kala Ghoda and Fort, taking time to interact with locals. End the tour with traditional snacks and tea at a local's favorite spot. This tour ensures that guests will not only see major landmarks but also will explore lesser-known areas not found in guidebooks—all thanks to your proud Mumbaikar guide.

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