Photography tour of fishing village with Spice & Thieves market + Food tour

This tour starts with a walk through the Worli Fishing Village, where you
get to photograph the first community of Mumbai – the Kolis. You will get upclose and get a chance to walk through a fish market and click Mumbai from a 17th century fort which overlooks Mumbai’s beautiful skyline. You will get lunch at a local restaurant and after which you will walk and explore the city again.
This time we move to the bold spices and thieves market tour – covering Mumbai’s famed spice market and even more popular Chor Bazaar.
You will get to photograph housewives lining up to make their quintessential spice mixes in the former and see a stall for everything under the sun at the
later. After this, we end your time with an evening tour that starts with a ride on Mumbai’s train to enter Mumbai’s street food hotspots. As the night comes in
and the city lights up, you can get some wonderful views of the Queens necklace and other lit buildings of this city.

Starting the walk with the temple of the talking Goddess, we go ahead into the market that transports you to the land of stories. What ‘s fascinating is that nothing has changed since the time of the first settlement – Be it the way they make their nets, catch their fish, do their business, their beliefs, the custom or age-old traditions.

Following the Nicherin branch of Buddhism, this fifty year old temple has a beautiful Buddha statue – A rarity in Mumbai. People come here to worship not only the idol, but also the lion-hearted resident Monk.

We pick up our guests from their given pick up location. Please note that the time of the tour will vary
based on the pick up point.

Guntur, Bedki, Reshampatti or Kashmiri; no we are not planning a travel itinerary. These are the names of the variety of chilies one would find in the lalbaug spice market. This market is also home to spice mixes so authentic, which the pickiest grandma would approve.

Chor Bazaar’s literal translation is the Thieves Market, although, it was born on the premise of ‘Shor’ Bazaar, which meant a noisy market. It was named so, because it was used to house mechanics and their repair garages.
For the collector there is aplenty – Furniture from the Raj, rare electronics like vintage gramophones, out-of-print LPs, hand-made film posters time – It’s not uncommon to find a genuine antique here.

A walk through Bohri Mohulla, introduces you to the namesake, Bohra Muslims, a business community that found its way to India from Yemen in the 16th century. Photograph the quintessential Bohri delicacies such as the 12 pot curry, sherbets, Chana Batata, Boti Kebab, Seekh Kebab, stalls line up, attracting hungry revellers.

Photograph the Mumbai’s beautiful skyline with the lit up Marine Drive.

• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• Children below 9 years of age can do the tour free of cost
• The Start and End timing can be changed based on the discretion and traffic situations
• We do not conduct this tour on the day of the Mumbai Marathon
• The tour can be cancelled based on the discretion of No Footprints. The guests will be informed in advance of the same
• The sequence of the tour is at the discretion of No Footprints and its guide on-ground

• Photography tour of fishing village with Spice & Thieves market + Food tour
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• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Driver
• Private Transport
• Professional Guide

• Additional cost of transport for pick up from suburban Mumbai hotels
• Gratuities
• Additional cost for the services of a language guide (besides English)

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• This Tour is Provided by No Footprints.
• Tour Timezone & Starts at Asia/Kolkata.
• Mobile or paper ticket accepted.
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
• Minimum 1 Travelers is required to book.
• Maximum 15 Travelers is accepted for booking.