LUXURY MUMBAI TOURS

AJANTA AND ELLORA ROCK-CUT CAVES are UNESCO World Heritage sites situated in the Aurangabad district.

Located 60 miles/100km apart from each other the rock-art monuments carved in hillside rock and caves are one of India’s top historical attractions.

Comprising 34 caves, the AJANTA carvings Buddhist monuments (date back to the 2nd century BC), whereas the caves at ELLORA (6th to 11th century AD) are a mixture of Buddhist, Hindu and Jain aesthetics. 

ELEPHANTA CAVES, a collection of cave temples, are located on the Island of Gharapuri (also known as Elephanta Island) off the coast of Mumbai in an ancient “City of Caves”.

The rock art monuments, built as an homage to LORD SHIVA, somewhere around the 5th century AD and other archaeological relics point to a once bustling island settlement.

A day trip to the Island is a must-do Mumbai attraction for those who love history and archaeology. 

The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus in Fort Mumbai is one of the most recognizable and famous landmarks in all of India.

Previously known as Queen Victoria Terminal, the railway terminus, which was built in the Italian Gothic style in 1878-87 to commemorate 50 years of Queen Victoria’s rule, is a must-visit Mumbai destination.

Made famous by the 2008 superhit movie “Slumdog Millionaire,” the Dharavi slum tour is a voyage into Mumbai’s dark underbelly where 1 million people eke out a desperate living recycling plastic, tanning leather, working in sweatshops and small-scale factories and other menial jobs.

Dharavi is a melting pot of diversity, entrepreneurship and creativity. Our tour is ethical and educational.

Completed in 1924 to commemorate the landing of King George V, the first-ever British Monarch to land in India, the arch-monument standing at 85 feet tall is inspired by traditional Gujarati architecture.

Overlooking the Arabian Sea, this magnificent landmark, which showcases the artistic and architectural prowess of colonial India, is a literal gateway to the massive neighborhoods of South Mumbai.

Historically an entry point into India from the sea for aristocrats, viceroys, and royalty, the premises repurposed from the old fishing wharf (Apollo Pier) is perfect for people-watching and a walking tour to delve into the maritime legacy of the city.

Comprising 20 indoor studios in Aarey Colony (Goregaon), FILM CITY is a 520-acre complex widely regarded as the home of Bollywood. One of the biggest film studios in the world, Film City is an important tourist attraction modeled on the Film City of California.

Over 100 movies are made here every year. You can watch a movie being shot, visit a recording set or a movie set-up that replicates places like Goa or the Indian countryside.