Dharavi is a sprawling slum in Mumbai and home to an estimated of over 700,000 people. Dharavi slum Mumbai is famous for its thriving leather and pottery industry. The leather and pottery industry are the most prominent industries inside the Dharavi slums of Mumbai. These industries in the Dharavi slum date back to the 1920s. Tamil migrants set up the tanneries in Dharavi and later migrants from other parts of...Click to read more about this blog
Amidst the Arabian Sea lies an island home to the ancient Elephanta caves. The caves are a marvel that displays the tales of Lord Shiva and offer a symphony of sculptures where the magic of faith and art combine. Elephanta Caves Mumbai is a sight to behold, taking you to the ancient Indian civilization. Visiting the Elephanta caves is an experience like no other. They are a remarkable example of...Click to read more about this blog
Mumbai epitomises orchestrated chaos; the bustling metropolis has embraced many migrants. Dharavi, a place in Mumbai that existed way before modern-day Mumbai, has been home to hundreds of migrants. Our Dharavi slum tour will give you a glimpse of the tough life in Dharavi. The slum settlement of migrants has awe-inspiring stories hidden in the narrow lanes and poverty. It has received attention from NGOs, news outlets, and celebrities yet...Click to read more about this blog
Regardless of our excitement for going on that much-awaited vacation, packing is an overwhelming and daunting task that kills your mood. While we love the sight of our luggage stacked and ready for the airport, none of us enjoys packing. On some trips, you over-pack just to realise it later on your trip, while sometimes we under-pack wastefully spending on products we already have (or at least wish we did!)....Click to read more about this blog
The phrase “a city’s pulse can only be felt on its streets” feel true in the bustling lanes of Mumbai. There’s always a reason to be out and about, scouring flea markets, admiring the sea view, or simply hanging out with friends. However, without popular stalls selling street food in narrow lanes that add the much-needed seasoning to our lives, Mumbai’s streets appear incomplete and colorless. You must be itching...Click to read more about this blog
