Mumbai, often called the city that never sleeps, is a place where tradition and ambition move side by side. From colonial-era monuments to buzzing markets, and from peaceful gardens to dense urban living, the city shows many faces in just a single day. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or know its lanes by heart, Mumbai always has something new to offer.If you’re short on time, don’t worry, the...Click to read more about this blog
Right in the heart of Mumbai, India’s financial capital, lies Dharavi, a place often referred to as the largest slum in the world. But beyond the headlines and labels, Dharavi slum is a complex and vibrant settlement full of life, culture, and relentless determination. Its narrow alleys and compact homes speak not just of hardship but of community, innovation, and survival.Where is Dharavi? Located at 19.044218° N, 72.855980° E, Dharavi...Click to read more about this blog
Mumbai is a city built on contrasts. From glamorous high-rises to historic slums, its stories are layered, raw and honest. One such tale flows, quite literally, through the city’s centre. It’s the Mithi River, a once-pristine waterway that now mirrors Mumbai’s progress and pollution. Running alongside Dharavi, one of the largest informal settlements in the world, the river remains crucial to the city’s ecosystem. Through it, you’ll uncover resilience, resourcefulness,...Click to read more about this blog
Mumbai isn’t just India’s financial hub, it’s a place where old stories and modern life blend beautifully. Every street has something to share, from grand British-era buildings to peaceful sea views. From the majestic Gateway of India to the busy lanes of Colaba, Mumbai is full of surprises. To make your city adventure easy, here’s a list of Mumbai’s must-see landmarks, handpicked by Magical Mumbai Tours so you don’t miss...Click to read more about this blog
Have you ever wondered if there’s a place in Mumbai where time seems to slow down? You’ll find Dharavi Fort Mumbai in the middle of Mumbai’s hustle and bustle. It is a hidden gem that feels like a completely different time. Erected in the late 1600s, this historic stronghold once served as a defensive bastion, safeguarding the region against external threats. Today, Dharavi Fort is an architectural relic and a...Click to read more about this blog
