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Multi-faceted Mumbai is the most cosmopolitan city in India. Numerous migrant communities have influenced its development since the 17th century, when the British gained the seven Bombay islands from the Portuguese. These insightful Mumbai tours offer unique opportunities to really get to know the city .

21 Best in Mumbai Tour

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Visiting Mumbai but only have one day to go sightseeing? Take this comprehensive tour. You'll get to see 21 of the top attractions in Mumbai including the Gateway of India , Taj Palace hotel, dhobi ghat open-air laundry, Victoria Terminus railway station (Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus), Crawford Market, Rajabai Clock Tower, Bombay High Court, and the exterior of businessman Mukesh Ambani's towering $2 billion home. There's no other tour like it!

• Tour Operator: Grand Mumbai
• Duration: Full day.
• Cost: Based on the number of people doing the tour. Contact the company for pricing.

Dharavi Slum

Mumbai's Dharavi slum may have the dubious honor of being the largest slum in Asia but it's hardly the depressing place you may expect. Be prepared to be amazed and impressed as this tour aims to break the negative stereotype associated with the slum. Put aside your initial apprehensions and you'll discover a place that's alive with small scale industries and high community spirit. The tour is lead by local Dharavi residents, who refer to the slum as the "Land of Opportunity". Read about why you MUST go on a Dharavi slum tour .

• Tour Operator: Various options including Be The Local Tours and Travels , Reality Tours & Travel, and Mohammad's Dharavi Slum Tours .
• Duration: About two hours. Some tours provide the option to have lunch with a local family afterwards.
• Cost: From 800 rupees per person.

Khaki Tours Urban Safari

Ever been on an urban safari? Now, you can in Mumbai! This offbeat and unique new tour will take you through some of Mumbai's top heritage precincts in an open-top jeep. The most popular one is the imperial Fort Ride, covering more than 100 heritage buildings from the time of the British in Mumbai. Read more about the Fort Ride Urban Safari. The company also conducts immersive heritage walks across the city.

• Tour Operator: Khaki Tours.
• Duration: Two and half or four hours.
• Cost: From 2,200 rupees per person.

Mumbai by Dawn

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Experience Mumbai come to life on this special morning tour, which visits many of Mumbai's bustling early morning markets. These include the fish market at Sassoon Dock, flower market, wholesale fruit and vegetable market, and herb market with vendors sitting atop a bridge. You'll also get to see newspapers being sorted and distributed. No Footprints is renowned for telling the city's stories, and this is one of their most in demand tours despite the early starting time.

• Tour Operator: No Footprints.
• Duration: Three hours, from 5.30 a.m. to 8.30 a.m.
• Cost: Depends on the number of people. Expect to pay about 8,500 rupees for a solo tour, with the per person rate reducing accordingly for more participants.

The Sights of Mumbai Using Local Transport

This tour is perfect for those who like to step out of their comfort zones and experience the local way of living. You'll be shown many of Mumbai's famous attractions but you'll travel around using the city's black and yellow taxis, double-decker red buses, local trains , and on foot. At the end, you can look forward to sampling some authentic Mumbai chai (tea) and snacks. The tour is lead by enthusiastic young people from the Akanksha Foundation, who come from underprivileged backgrounds but were trained to become tour guides.

• Tour Operator: Mumbai Magic.
• Duration: Four hours starting from 10 a.m. or 2 p.m. daily, from the Gateway of India.
• Cost: 2,500 rupees per person.

Bazaars and Markets of Mumbai

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According to this walking tour, Mumbai's heart lies not in its monuments but in its markets. You'll be expertly guided through the vibrant but chaotic bazaars of Kalbadevi and Bhuleshwar, where it's otherwise easy to get lost. The area is a fascinating mix of shops, stalls, noise and activity, mosques, temples , and tranquility. The tour includes Crawford Market (fruit, vegetable and spice market), Mangaldas Market (cloth market), Zaveri Bazaar (gold market), and Mumbadevi temple (an ancient Hindu temple from which the city derived its name).

• Tour Operator: Mumbai Magic or Grand Mumbai.
• Duration: Two hours, daily except Sundays.
• Cost: Depends on group size. Expect to pay 3,000 rupees for a solo tour.

Mumbai's Street Food

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Mumbai has some distinctive street food that's different to the rest of India, and you'll get to learn about it and try it on this tour. The tour will explore some of Mumbai's renowned street food destinations and khao gallis (food lanes), such as Mohammad Ali Road and Marine Drive Chowpatty (beach).

• Tour Operator: Various options including No Footprints , Amaze Tours , and Reality Tours & Travel .
• Duration: Four hours in the evening from 5.30 p.m.
• Cost: 1,800-1,900 rupees per person. This includes food.

A Day with the Dabbawalas

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Mumbai's iconic dabbawalas are an essential part of the city's functionality. These men carry and deliver about 200,000 dabbas (tiffins/lunch boxes) to the city's office workers every day. The concept was started to meet the needs of British rulers. However, it's continued on to cater to Indian businessmen who can't get home for lunch. This tour starts with an informative talk by the Chief of the Dabbawala Association. After this, you'll be involved in sorting and delivering the tiffins with the dabbawalas .

• Duration: Half day, ending with lunch at 12.30 p.m.
• Cost: Depends on the number of people.  

Mumbai by Night

Mumbai has a very different vibe at night and you'll be able to enjoy it on this tour. Visit Marine Drive Chowpatty, Banganga Tank , the Jain temple, businessman Mukesh Ambani's $2 billion home, and Chhatrapati Shivaji Railway Terminus.

• Tour Operator: Reality Tours & Travel.
• Duration: Two and a half hours, from 7 p.m. daily except Sunday.
• Cost: 1,300 rupees per person.

Bollywood Tour

Mumbai is the center of India's booming Bollywood film industry. More than 100 films are produced each year there. It's possible to visit Film City (where many movies are made), go inside TV shooting studios, take a drive past Bollywood stars' homes, and see a Bollywood dance show.

• Tour Operator: Bollywood Tours.
• Duration: Half and full day. Can be combined with other sightseeing tours.
• Cost: Varies depending on the tour.

Mumbai's Ganesh Festival

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The Ganesh Festival is the biggest festival in Mumbai and it takes place on an epic scale in late August or September each year. It's worth planning your trip around when it happens. There are various ways of experiencing the festival including seeing the statues of Lord Ganesh being made , seeing the statues on display, and attending the immersion of statues on the last day.

• Tour Operator: Mumbai Magic , Grand Mumbai , Reality Tours & Travel , and Breakaway .
• Duration: Flexible.
• Cost: Varies depending on the tour and number of people.

The People of Mumbai

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Mumbai is a melting pot of different faiths and cultures. This tour will take you through the neighborhoods where they all live. You'll learn about their clothes, religion, food and ways of life. Communities include the Kolis (fisher folk), Parsis, Christians, Jews, Hindus, Muslims, Jains, Sikhs and Buddhists. That's quite a mix! The tour visits churches, mosques, and other religious monuments. It's a very interesting tour.

• Duration: Four hours, with flexible timings daily.

Worli Fishing Village

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Get a peek into the daily lives and rituals of the koli fishing community, Mumbai's original inhabitants, on this walking tour. The fishing village is located on what was one of Mumbai's seven islands. It was recently given a colorful makeover, when a group of young city residents painted its buildings as part of an ongoing slum beautification project. Another significant but little-known attraction there is the remains of historical Worli fort.

• Duration: Two hours, daily from 10 a.m.
• Cost: Depends on the number of people. Expect to pay 3,000 rupees for a solo tour, with the per person rate reducing accordingly for more participants.

Bandra, from Village to Metro

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One of Mumbai's cool neighborhoods and "Queen of the Suburbs", Bandra was originally a Portuguese settlement that continued to exist after the British gained possession of the Bombay islands further south. The neighborhood's liberal attitudes have made it a firm favorite with the city's hipsters and celebrities. Portuguese-style heritage bungalows, modern street art, historical churches, fort remains, and groovy cafes are some of the eclectic attractions .

• Duration: Four hours, daily. Recommended starting times are 9 a.m. or 2 p.m.
• Cost: Depends on the number of people. Expect to pay 3,000 rupees for a solo tour.

Cultural and Heritage Tour of Vasai

Have a day to spare and want to go somewhere offbeat on the outskirts of Mumbai? Take this tour of Vasai! Most likely, you haven't head of Vasai. It's hard to believe but it was a headquarters of Portuguese rule and a thriving fort city in the 16th and 17th centuries, when Mumbai was merely a string undeveloped islands. These days, it remains delightfully cutoff from the city's urban sprawl and feels more like Goa. Read more about the Cultural and Heritage Tour of Vasai .

• Tour Operator: Amaze Tours.
• Duration: Full day, 10 hours.
• Cost: 3,500 rupees per person.

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696, #esplanadeestates: walk 695, #chuimchronicles: christmas special walk, #beyondbazargate: walk 694, #artdekho: walk 693, #deepeecee: walk 692, #rottenrow: walk 691, #chaarnull: walk 690, #maplapor: walk 689, #grislygirgaon: ghost walk, #bhuleshwarbhulbhulaiya: walk 688, #oomerkhadee: walk 686, #2611attacks - homage tour, #parsibazar: walk 685, #punjabigalli: walk 684, #cricketcapital: world cup special bus tour, #chemburchurcha: walk 682, #blackhorse: walk 681, #grislygirgaon: halloween special walk, #newprabhadevi: walk 676, #chuimchronicles: walk 675, #belowthehill: walk 674, #durgasofmumbai: special walk, #operahouse: walk 673, #artdekho: walk 672, #pilahouse: walk 670, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 671, #oldmanshamlet: walk 669, #lamingtonlore: walk 668, #causewaycanter: walk 667, #azadhind: special walk, #queenswayparel: walk - 665, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 666, #fountainfrolic : walk 667, #oldprabhadevi: walk 663, #apollogate: walk 662, #girgaonganpati: special walk, #fivegardens: walk 660, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 661, #mendhamspoint: walk 659, #deepeecee: walk 658, #ballardbolt: walk - 657, #beyondbazargate: walk 655, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 656, #esplanadeestates: walk 654, #bhuleshwarbhulbhulaiya: walk 652, #churneyoarts: walk 653, #punjabigalli: walk 650, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 651, #blackhorse: walk 649, #azadhind: independence day special walk, #pareltt: walk 648, #fountainfrolic: walk 647, #seepytank: walk 645, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 646, #bitbynesbit: walk 644, #operahouse: walk 643, #rottenrow: walk 642, #chaarnull: walk 639, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 640, #dhobitales: walk 641, #lalbaugstroll: walk 638, #chuimchronicles: walk 637, #littleiran: walk 635, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 636, #gatewaygallop: walk 634, #wadalawander: walk 632, #discoverdockyard: walk 633, #artdekho: walk 631, #discoverdockyard: walk 630, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 631, #oldmanshamlet: walk 629, #deepeecee: walk 628, #parsibazar: walk 627, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 626, #chemburchurcha: walk 625, #maplapor: walk 623, #causewaycanter: walk 624, #dungaree: walk 623, #causewaycanter: walk 622, #newprabhadevi: walk 620, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 621, #apollogate: walk 619, #queenswayparel: walk - 617, #mendhamspoint: walk 617, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 616, #fivegardens: walk 615, #ballardbolt: walk - 614, #belowthehill: walk 613, #esplanadeestates: walk 612, #fountainfrolic: walk 611, #lamingtonlore: walk 608, #churneyoarts: walk 609, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 610, #bitbynesbit: walk 607, #oomerkhadee: walk 606, #lockstockbarrel: walk 605, #wadalawander: walk 604, #blackhorse: walk 603, #pilahouse: walk 602, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 600, #teendarwaza: walk 601, #pareltt: walk 599, #oldmanshamlet: walk 598, #bhuleshwarbhulbhulaiya: walk 597, #chuimchronicles: walk 596, #goodiepadwa: photo walk & photo contest, #littleiran: walk 595, #deepeecee: walk 594, #littleiran: walk 593, #chemburchurcha: walk 592, #wonderwomen: walk 591, #artdekho: walk 590, #dungaree: walk 589, #causewaycanter: walk 588, #discoverdockyard: walk 587, #parsibazar: walk 586, #fivegardens: walk 585, #maplapor: walk 584, #chaarnull: walk 583, #seepytank: walk 582, #punjabigalli: walk 581, #bitbynesbit: walk 580, #oldprabhadevi: walk 578, #operahouse : walk 579, #mendhamspoint: walk 577, #lalbaugstroll: walk 576, #teendarwaza: walk 575, #wonderwomen: walk 574, #artdekho: walk 573, #churneyoarts: walk 572, #fountainfrolic: walk 571, #oldmanshamlet: christmas special walk, #deepeecee: walk 570, #rottenrow: walk 569, #bhuleshwarbhulbhulaiya: walk 568, #gatewaygallop: walk 567, #lamingtonlore: walk 566, #ballardbolt: walk - 565, #chemburchurcha: walk 564, #apollogate: walk 563, #dhobitales: walk 562, #26/11attacks - homage tour, #oldmanshamlet: walk 561, #queenswayparel: walk - 560, #blackhorse: walk 559, #lockstockbarrel: walk 558, #teendarwaza: walk 557, #bangangabedazzled - special walk, #wadalawander: walk 556, #causewaycanter: walk 555, #bandrawalk4breastcancer, #khakibus4breastcancer
, #newprabhadevi: walk 554, #fortwalk4breastcancer, #wonderwomen4breastcancer
, #esplanadeestates: walk 553, #churneyoarts: walk 552, #gatewaygallop: walk 551, #seepytank: walk 550, #grislygirgaon: ghost walk 58, #artdekho : walk 549, #grislygirgaon: ghost walk 57, #dungaree : walk 548, #mendhamspoint : walk 547, #fivegardens : walk 545, #azadhind : walk 546, #fountainfrolic : walk 544, #bhuleshwarbhulbhulaiya: walk 542, #azadhind : walk 543, #rottenrow : walk 541, #oldmanshamlet : walk 538, #chaarnull : walk 535, #azadhind : walk 536, #chemburchurcha: walk 537, #causewaycanter: walk 534, #girgaonganpati - special walk, #azadhind : walk 533, #lockstockbarrel : walk 531, #deepeecee: walk 530, #teendarwaza: walk 528, #azadhind : walk 529, #bitbynesbit: walk 527, #lamingtonlore: walk 524, #azadhind : walk 526, #chuimchronicles : walk 523, #azadhind : walk 522, #azadhind : walk 521, #procterandamble: walk 519, #blackhorse : walk 517, #mumbaimuharram: special walk, #azadhind : walk 518, #artdekho : walk 516, #charnull : walk 515, #discoverdockyard : walk 514, #punjabigalli : walk 512, #operahouse : walk 513, #beyondbazargate : walk 511, #causewaycanter: walk 510, #grislygirgaon: ghost walk by khaki tours, #dhobitales : walk 509, #oldmanshamlet : walk 508, #wonderwomen : walk 507, #fountainfrolic : walk 506, #apollogate : walk 505, #maplapor : walk 504, #lalbaugstroll : walk 503, #gatewaygallop : walk 502, #mohallamunch: food walk by khaki tours, #oomerkhadee : walk 501, #bombaygreen: walk 500, #newprabhadevi: walk 499, #mohallamunch: walk 498, #blackhorse : walk 497, #grislygirgaon: ghost walk by khaki, #seepytank : walk 496, #esplanadeestates : walk 495, #pilahouse: walk 494, #rottenrow : walk 493, #deepeecee : walk 492, #artdekho : walk 491, #procterandamble: walk 489, #बीज_मुंबईचे: walk 490, #ramzanramble: walk 488, #causewaycanter: walk 487, #chemburchurcha: walk 486, #parsibazar: walk 483, #ramzanramble: walk 484, #bhuleshwarbhulbhulaiya: walk 482, #fountainfrolic: walk 480, #ramzanramble: walk 481, #belowthehill: walk 479, #ballardbolt: walk - 476, #ramzanramble: walk 477, #grislygirgaon: walk 478, #chuimchronicles : walk 475, #ramzanramble: walk 474, #gatewaygallop : walk 473, #lalbaugstroll : walk 472, #mohallamunch : walk 471, #apollogate : walk 470, #operahouse : walk 469, #oldmanshamlet : walk 468, #wadalawander : walk 467, #grislygirgaon : walk 466, #mohallamunch : walk 465, #rottenrow : walk 462, #lamingtonlore : walk 461, #dhobitales : walk 459, #fivegardens : walk 458, #mendhamspoint : walk 456, #grislygirgaon : walk 457, #seepytank : walk 455, #fountainfrolic : walk 454, #discoverdockyard : walk 453, #blackhorse : walk 452, #punjabigalli : walk 451, #maplapor : walk 449, #azadhind : walk 448, #churneyoarts : walk 447, #esplanadeestates : walk 446, #pareltt : walk 445, #grislygirgaon : walk 444, #procterandamble : walk 442, #oldprabhadevi : walk 441, #oldmanshamlet : walk 440, #chuimchronicles : walk 439, #oldmanshamlet : walk 438, #chuimchronicles : walk 437, #dungaree : walk 436, #belowthehill : walk 435, #chemburchurcha : walk 434, #apollogate : walk 432, #grislygirgaon : walk 433, #gatewaygallop : walk 431, #mendhamspoint : walk 430, #lamingtonlore : walk 429, #rottenrow : walk 427, #grislygirgaon : walk 428, #बीज_मुंबईचे : walk 426, #deepeecee : walk 425, #oldprabhadevi : walk 424, #chemburchurcha : walk 422, #churneyoarts : walk 423, #gamdeviwalk : walk 421, #oomerkhadee : walk 420, #apollogate : walk 419, #lamingtonlore : walk 418, #lockstockbarrel : walk 417, #oomerkhadee : walk 416, #bitbynesbit : walk 415, #churneyoarts : walk 414, #grislygirgaon : walk 413, #durgasofmumbai : walk 412, #lalbaugstroll : walk 411, #oldprabhadevi : walk 410, #grislygirgaon : walk - 408, #chemburchurcha : walk - 407, #mendhamspoint : walk - 406, #queenswayparel : walk - 405, #operahouse : walk - 404, #ballardbolt : walk - 403, #deepeecee : walk - 402, #kalaghoda : virtual walk 29, #oldmanshamlet : walk - 401, #olpschembur : virtual walk 28, #theatredistrict : virtual walk 27, #hutatmachowk : virtual walk 25, #theatredistrict : virtual walk 24, #womenofsubstance : virtual walk 23, #hornimancircle : virtual walk 22, #olps : virtual walk 21, #hutatmachowk : virtual walk 20, #kalaghoda : virtual walk 19, #womenofsubstance : virtual walk 18, #olps : virtual walk 17, #hornimancircle : virtual walk 16, #womenofsubstance : virtual walk 15, #kalaghoda : virtual walk 14, #hutatmachowk : virtual walk 13, #hornimancircle : virtual walk 12, #kalaghoda : virtual walk 11, #hutatmachowk : virtual walk 10, #hornimancircle : virtual walk 9, #punjabigalli : walk 398, #chuimchronicles : walk 397, #oldmanshamlet : walk 395, #deepeecee : walk 394, #causewaycanter : walk 393, #dhobitales : walk 392, #lockstockbarrel : walk 390, #grislygirgaon : walk 391, #wonderwomen : walk 389, #rottenrow : walk 388, #fivegardens : walk 387, #fountainfrolic : walk 386, #lalbaugstroll : walk 385, #mendhamspoint : walk 384, #discoverdockyard : walk 383, #artdekho : walk 382, #punjabigalli : walk 381, #grislygirgaon : walk - 380, #punjabigalli : walk 379, #maplapor : walk 378, #azadhind : walk 377, #belowthehill : walk 376, #apollogate : walk - 375, #queenswayparel : walk - 374, #ballardbolt : walk - 373, #operahouse : walk - 372, #grislygirgaon : walk - 371, #chuimchronicles : walk - 370, #bandrabreeze - open jeep ride 6, #chemburchurcha : walk - 369, #oldmanshamlet : walk - 368, #chuimchronicles : walk - 367, #bandrabreeze - open jeep ride 5, #oldmanshamlet : walk - 365, #bangangaparikrama : walk - 364, #bitbynesbit : walk -362, #grislygirgaon : walk - 363, #mendhamspoint by khaki tours, #khakievents, #qissaesanjan – the mumbai of the 10th century by dr kurush f dalal: talk 223, #ayahsabroad - waiting on empire by dr arunima datta: talk 226, #conservationcontinued - preserving heritage in mumbai by ar. kirtida unwalla - talk 222, #flowerpower - floral culture in india by dr alka pande, #banksofindia - a 200-year history by vikrant pande, #artisticawakening - the man who impacted modern indian art by reema desai gehi, #buddhasdaughters - women in buddhism by dr radha kumar: talk 218, #singhisking - the asiatic lion by dr meena venkatraman: talk 217, #aforgottenhero - the man who avenged bhagat singh by abhijeet bhalerao: talk 216, #qilaemubarak - the red fort of shahjahanabad by anisha shekhar mukherjee: talk 215, #morethanmujras - the courtesans of lucknow
 by veena talwar oldenburg: talk 214, #bahadurslastday - a 16th-century murder
by ishrat syed and kalpana swaminathan: talk 213, #indianstothefore - public health challenges in colonial mumbai by dr. mridula ramanna: talk 212, #pleasurepalace - pune’s vishrambagwada by kiran kalamdani: talk 211, #fourcitiesinone - the bangalore story by vinay parameswarappa: talk 210, #maharajahmagic: a legend called air india by piyush khaitan: talk 209, #beyondchurchgate - the colaba terminus by a k srivastava: talk 208, #cutinrock: the caves of the western ghats by snehal tambulwadikar-khedkar: talk 207, #tannah: thane under the british
by makarand joshi: talk 206, #earlyarchitects - the intrepid artisans of vatapi by dr. srikumar m. menon: talk 205, #shoonya - zero and india
by dr mayank vahia: talk 204, #omajhire - bengal’s boat culture by dr. swarup bhattacharyya: talk 203, #aikareaika - life in lavani by bhushan korgaonkar

: talk 202, #treasuretales - more about old coins by anand kothari: talk 201, #destinationdadar - an experiment in urban living by shanta gokhale: talk 200, #dockyarddiaries - tracing bombay’s maritime heritage by kamalika bose: talk 199, #bazaarsbeforebombay - market systems in pre-colonial mumbai by dr. bina sengar: talk 198, #wovenwind - the story of muslin
by pritha dasmahapatra: talk 197, #yehpaisaboltahai - a history of coins by anand kothari: talk 196, #warriorking - the importance of chhatrapati shivaji by vaibhav purandare: talk 195, #rajdhanikeraaz - delhi’s cultural heritage
 by abu sufiyan: talk 194, #bornoutofdebt - the formation of secunderabad
 by yunus lasania: talk 193, #queenofthearabiansea - the story of kochi
 by johann kuruvilla: talk 192, #forkingandanothercountry - indian soldiers in world war i by shrabani basu: talk 191, #diamondstodust - the downfall of princely india by john zubrzycki: talk 190, #mightierthanthesword - the work of john forbes watson by savitha suri: talk 189, #konkanikala - goa’s kaavi art by sawani shetye-malik: talk 188, #amanandhismuseum - nawab salarjung iii and his collection by akshay chavan: talk 187, #theshapingofanartist - exploring raja ravi varma by ganesh v. shivaswamy: talk 186, #womenofancientindia - feminine journeys from the mahabharata by saiswaroopa iyer: talk 185, #truetotheirsalt - the british indian army and an alternative history of decolonization
 by ravindra rathee: talk 184, #parisofthepunjab - kapurthala’s french connection by cynthia meera frederick: talk 183, #historyisntboring - writing history for kids by ashwitha jayakumar
: talk 183, #truetotheirsalt - the british indian army
 by ravindra rathee: talk 184, #preservingpaper - protecting our legacy by amalina kohli dave: talk 181, #nationofstories - an oral history of india by malvika bhatia: talk 180, #cursesinstone - gadhegals of maharashtra by harshada wirkud: talk 179, #deghtodastarkhwan - a history of rampur cuisine by dr tarana husain khan: talk 178, #delhi1857 - a microhistory of the great revolt by swapna liddle: talk 177, #surgicalstrike - shivaji raje’s attack on shaista khan by dr gautam pradhan: talk 176, #sristhanaka - 2000 years of thane’s history by joe alvares: talk 175, #oncontract - the men who made mumbai by esa shaikh: talk 174, #natalmubarak - the indian christmas 
by madhulika liddle: talk 173, #partitionandthepeople - lahore, hyderabad, kashmir. a conversation with manreet sodhi someshwar: talk 172, #temporarybeauty - the eternal art of rangoli by dr nayana tadvalkar: talk 171, #threadsoftradition - bhavnagar’s heritage by brijeshwari kumari gohil: talk 170, #aryaa - ten women of the vedic culture by gv shivakumar & manjula tekal: talk 169, #moviememories - photos and posters from the b&w era by dr prakash joshi: talk 168, #familymatters - researching family history by sanghamitra chatterjee: talk 167, #wovensplendour - textile traditions of odisha: a conversation with vijayalaxmi chhabra: talk 166, #silenceisgolden - silent films and historical fiction
 by tejaswini apte-rahm: talk 165, #mappingmemories - khotachiwadi in space and time 
by andre baptista: talk 164, #cruciblesofculture - stories from goan houses: online talk by heta pandit: talk 160, #cityinflux - bombay after ayodhya : online talk by jitendra dixit: talk 163, #wovensplendour - textile traditions of odisha
 a conversation with vijayalaxmi chhabra: talk 166, #kingofkings - the story of rajaraja chola: online talk by kamini dandapani: talk 162, #historiesofbombay - the city through my lens: online talk by anushka gupta: talk 161, #autobiography - a history of the automobile in india: online talk by gautam sen: talk 159, #gurushishyaparampara - the gurukul tradition: online talk by pt. rupak kulkarni: talk 158, #fromphysicaltovirtual - a walkthrough of the godrej archives: online talk by vrunda pathare: talk 157, #bombaythebeautiful - mahatma gandhi and the city: online talk by sandhya mehta: talk 146, #indianrailwaybuildings - heritage, history & beyond by vinoo mathur, #themumbaimonsoon - art walk, #kanhojiskonkan - a virtual tour: online talk by raghujiraje angre: talk 155, #festivefestoons - upcycling waste into decorations
 workshop by sukhnandan vohra, #camerakamara - the saga of a collection: online talk by aditya arya: talk 154, #theprogressivemaharaja - the art and science of government: online talk by rahul sagar: talk 153, #divinesounds - a history of indian clasical music: online talk by dr archana aditya mhaskar: talk 152, #rainragas – the monsoons and indian classical music: online talk by dhanashree pandit-rai: talk 151, #thepursuitofhistory - understanding the present
: an online conversation with manu s pillai: talk 150, #thequeenofgreen - conserving rani bagh
: online talk by hutokshi rustomfram(trustee, save rani bagh botanical garden foundation): talk 149, #transitiontotransformation - the indian navy @ 75 - online talk by cmde srikant kesnur: talk 148, #swatantryaveer - savarkar, freedom & mumbai: online talk by vaibhav purandare: talk 147, #bombayswadeshi - ideas and industries: online talk by dr dinyar patel: talk 145, #renaissancestate - how maharashtra shaped india: online talk by girish kuber: talk 144, #r11 - the saga of ins vikrant: online talk by commodore medioma bhada (retd.): talk 143, #dancertoprincess – the legacy of anita delgado: online talk by juan antonio casado: talk 142, #heartofatradition - nine generations in bharatanatyam: online talk by aniruddha knight: talk 141, #watershed1967 - india’s forgotten victory over china: online talk by probal dasgupta: talk 140, #mappingearlybombay: the city before reclamation: talk 139 by timothy riding, #mumbaimoving - the great indian migration wave: talk 138 by chinmay tumbe, #mughaleazam - the making, the memoirs & the musical: talk 137 by deepesh salgia, #fitzgeraldsjourney - a tale of two fountains: talk 136 by arun & jyotsna kotnis, #perveensmumbai: a parsi lawyer's city endeavours - online talk by sujata massey: talk 135, #mappingbombay - cartography workshop by mrinal kapadia, #shethephysician eminent women in medicine: talk 134, #storiesofmumbai - art and anecdotes : workshop for kids by pereena lamba, #mumbaimoving - the great indian migration wave, #conservationconversation - panel discussion on mumbai and heritage, #kotmumbaicha : the fort of mumbai : talkthewalk by bharat gothoskar, #parsitheatre - the colonial public and the parsi stage : online talk by dr rashna darius nicholson : talk 133, #spiritofmumbai - the city always overcomes: talkthewalk by bharat gothoskar, #createyoursuperhero - character building workshop for kids by amar chitra katha & tinkle, #businessheroes- the entrepreneurs who built india : online talk by sonu bhasin: talk 132, #staffordshiresherlock - the mystery of the parsee lawyer : online talk by shrabani basu : talk 131, #empoweredenvironment - environmental sustainability in mumbai: online talk by dr rashneh pardiwala: talk 130, #themountbattens - love and hate : online talk by andrew lownie : talk 129, #cookingheritage - preserving family culinary history : workshop by dr lily kelting, #culinaryculture : indian food movement - online talk by lily kelting: talk 128, #bombayimagined - the city that could have been: online talk by robert stephens: talk 127, #sketchinglalbaug - where stories meet art: sketch walk with urban sketchers mumbai, #consortandcourtesan: women in mughal art - online talk by dr ursula weekes: talk 126, #textilestales : understanding fabrics and warli art - workshop by savita suri and dinesh barap, #spiesandstrikes : revolutionary bombay of 1920s - online talk by gautam pemmarju: talk 125, #theforgottenroad - the jewish silk route: online talk by jonathan gil harris: talk 124, #mysoremusarratis : outrageous women of tipu sultan’s court: online talk by jennifer howes: talk 123, #shernisofpunjab - queens of the sikh empire: online talk by dr priya atwal: talk 122, #lordsofthedeccan from the chalukyas to the cholas: online talk by anirudh kanisetti: talk 121, #rupayatorupee: introduction to indian coins - 2-day online masterclass by dr mahesh kalra, #bombaythroughlens - people, place and perception online talk by ritesh uttamchandani : talk 120, #apoppytale - bombay's opium trade: online talk by thomas manuel: talk 119, #lightofpersia: understanding persian illumination : online workshop by mariyah farooqui: workshop 19, #theforgottenroad - the jewish silk route : online talk by jonathan gil harris - postponed, #lesserknownmonuments: a saint, a folktale and other stories: online talk by rana safvi: talk 117, #theindianeye - finding beauty in art
: online talk by harsha v. dehejia
: talk 116, #anothermarathacentury - panipat to khadki: online masterclass by dr uday.s.kulkarni: masterclass 3, #bombaythenmumbainow - the city in the 20th century a conversation with jim masselos: conversation 1, #fromindiawithlove: hands-on workshop on postcards by ashwin tahiliani: workshop 20, #thinkdifferent : art, advertising and heritage: talkthewalk by saurabh chandekar, #tinybrushstrokes : mughal miniature painting workshop by padma shri s shakir ali : workshop 18, #zamanabadalgaya - socio-cultural changes in indian cinema by jeroo mulla online talk 115, #themarathacentury - shivneri to panipat online masterclass by dr uday s kulkarni, #escapees - indian fugitives in london by danish and ruhi khan: online talk 114, #notsosilverscreens - a photographic journey by hemant chaturvedi: talkthewalk, #mumbaikhojas – a historical perspective by hussain jasani: online talk 113, #dummy event please dont book, #rajasthanirang - an introduction to kavad art - online art workshop by satyanarayan suthar: workshop 15, #kahanihindiki - the shaping of a language by peggy mohan : online talk 112, #bombaybrokers – behind the scenes in mumbai by dr. lisa björkman: online talk 111, #radicalspirit – india’s first woman doctor by nandini patwardhan: online talk 110, #hitlerandindia – myths and reality by vaibhav purandare: masterclass 1, #oddtom - the indian travails of thomas coryate by jonathan gil harris: online talk 109, #materialculture - india through objects by vidya dehejia: online talk 108, #brahmilipi - an introduction to the script: 2-day online workshop by jason johns: workshop 14, #cartographicaindika - india in maps: online talk by sangeeta and ratnesh mathur: talk 107, #mahatmaonthepitch - gandhiji and cricket in india by kausik bandyopadhyay: talk 106, #littlehollands - nederlanders in india: online talk by dr. rashna poncha: talk 105, #modernfolklore - creating urban folktales :online storytelling workshop by vikram sridhar: workshop 14, #americandesi - indian food in the usa: online talk by colleen taylor sen: talk 104, #altruisticalliances - healthcare in colonial bombay by dr. mridula ramanna: talk 103, #traditionaltreasures - introduction to ganjifa art: online art workshop with sawantwadi lacquerwares: workshop 14, #courtinghistory - india’s colonial high courts by dr. rahela khorakiwala: talk 102, #householdheritage - looking after family heirlooms:online conservation workshop by anupam sah: workshop 13, #insidecsmvs - delightful stories from the museum by anupam sah: talk 101, #bombayaliberation - a personal perspective by gurcharan das: talk 100, #mumbaitaximen - life and labour on the move by tarini bedi: talk 99, #scrollofstories - introduction to phad painting: online workshop by kalyan joshi : workshop 12: radio partner - radio city, #galleriesoflife - the chawls of mumbai by neera adarkar: talk 98, #test event, #fastingfeasting - our shravan heritage: online food workshop by rushina munshaw ghildiyal: workshop 12, #speakinginpictures - masterclass on bimal roy by rinki roy bhattacharya: talk 97, #themarathipantry - our regional heritage :online food workshop by saee koranne-khandekar: workshop 11: radio partner - radio city, #globalcosmopolis - art and culture in 1950s mumbai: online talk by ranjit hoskote: talk 96, #spicystories - our masala heritage- online food workshop by rushina munshaw ghildiyal : workshop 10, #odestomumbai - poetry and the city by jerry pinto: talk 95, #eatinglocal - our seasonal heritage-online food workshop by sangeeta khanna: workshop 9, #motherofmalwa - ahilyabai of maheshwar by dr sugandha johar: talk 94, #forgottengreens - our wild edible heritage - online food workshop by shruti tharayil : workshop 8, #the heritage kitchen - a month of food workshops, #heritagehistories - and recollections of bombay by sudeshna guha : talk 93, #sketchingmumbai - taking visual notes: online workshop by zainab tambawalla: workshop 7, #mumbaifromabove - an aerial perspective by dr jehangir sorabjee : talk 92, #aforgottenchronicler - horace van ruith & mumbai by nicholas thorp : talk 91, #beyondapicture - 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Asia Pacific Airlines Add 26.4 Million Passengers In 1Q 2024

• Asia-Pacific airlines seeing strong recovery with 88% of pre-pandemic passenger numbers
• March 2024 saw 37.5% increase in international passengers, indicating robust growth
• Air cargo demand up 15.3% due to manufacturing uptick, showing region's resilience

The full impacts of open borders and no travel restrictions throughout Asia-Pacific are now flowing through to airline passenger numbers, which is moving the region's international traffic closer to full recovery from the pandemic. The region's recovery has been characterized by disciplined capacity management and careful route expansion, leading to profitable returns and high passenger load factors.

There is still a way to go to reach 100%

Today, the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) released its March 2024 Traffic Results, which showed the region's airlines carried 28.2 million international passengers, a 37.5% increase from the 20.5 million recorded in March last year. That strong gain demonstrates the continuation of robust growth in both international air passenger and air cargo demand, mirroring the growing expansion in global economic activity.

In the first three months of this year (1Q24), Asia-Pacific airlines carried 82.4 million passengers, which is 88% of the 93.5 million they carried in the first quarter of pre-pandemic 2019. Similarly, this year's March international passenger traffic of 28.2 million is 89% of the 31.7 million transported in March 2019.

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It should be noted that these figures from AAPA are for international travel and do not include domestic air travel, which in Asia-Pacific has been recovering much faster without internal travel restrictions. AAPA Director General Subhas Menon commented:

"March saw another healthy expansion in both passenger and cargo markets, culminating in a strong first-quarter performance for 2024. For the three-month period, Asian airlines registered a 47% year-on-year increase in the number of passengers carried, fuelled by a surge in demand for both leisure and business travel."

Demand for air cargo has been on a rollercoaster ride since the pandemic grounded commercial passenger aviation, taking out vast amounts of belly-hold cargo capacity. Airlines and entrepreneurs lined up to book slots for converting aging passenger aircraft into dedicated cargo planes , but when restrictions faded, demand patterns changed, and cargo loads dropped.

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In March, manufacturing activity increased, driving a corresponding rise in trade and export activity in Asia-Pacific, in part propelled by strength in the e-commerce sector. This led to a 15.3% year-on-year increase in international air cargo demand (freight tonne kilometers) while a 16.2% increase in freight capacity (available freight tonne kilometers) edged the load factor down by 0.5 percentage points to 62.7%.

The region's airlines are bouncing back

AAPA has 14 members: Air Astana, Air India, All Nippon Airways, Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, EVA Air, Garuda Indonesia, Japan Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Philippine Airlines, Royal Brunei, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways and Vietnam Airlines. However, it collects data from 40 Asia-Pacific-based carriers of all shapes and sizes from across the region, stretching as far afield as Australia's Qantas and Air New Zealand.

As airlines release their quarterly or full-year results, CEOs often share the view that 2024 will not produce as good a result as 2023, with one describing last year as being "as good as it gets for an airline." Airlines are facing turbulence from all directions, marked by international conflicts, extreme weather events and supply chain issues that are increasing costs and causing travel disruptions.

Despite that, Menon concludes that the Asia-Pacific airline industry is growing steadily and is steadfastly focused on improving air connectivity and the travel experience of its customers. The next quarter will move the needle closer to full recovery, which is now expected to be late in 2024, barring any new or unforeseen external shocks.

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The capital of Maharashtra and India ’s economic powerhouse, Mumbai is a huge metropolis home to over 22 million people. A melting pot of cultures, the affectionately named City of Dreams envelops all who come in a cloud of colour and sound, its energy undeniably contagious. Mumbaikars have a real love for life, which they live at quite a pace, and the best way to enjoy this city is to simply join them.

The city previously known as Bombay become the principle gateway to the Indian Subcontinent and it has transformed from a collection of fishing islands on the shores of the Arabian Sea to one of the world’s biggest urban sprawls.

Mumbai is a city of contrasts. It is at once home to some of the country’s most expensive real estate and some of Asia’s biggest slums. Its high-rise buildings and glitzy shopping malls share pavement space with British-style architecture and bustling street markets. Weaving its way through this fascinating tapestry are streets that heave with cars, pedestrians, rickshaws and bikes. What may seem chaotic to the untrained eye is in fact a finely-tuned system that enables its inhabitants, who always have somewhere to go, to get from A to B.

There is so much to see and do, from marvelling at iconic structures such as the Gateway of India and Chhatrapati Shivaji terminus to exploring its museums, temples, mosques and churches. Admire the city’s skyline with a stroll along coastal Marine Drive and get swept up in the glamorous world of Bollywood. If you need to escape the hustle and bustle, Sanjay Gandhi National Park is a 103sqkm oasis of green on the northern fringes of the city, home to numerous species of birds, butterflies and plants.

Much of Mumbai’s appeal lies in its diversity. Keep your ears open to the hundreds of different dialects, let your taste buds savour the different regional cuisines and allow yourself to get swept up by this hugely vibrant and exciting city.

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The White House Initiative on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders and the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center issue call for intergenerational connection, action, and reflection.

The White House and WHIAANHPI will convene over 1,000 AA and NHPI leaders on May 13 for a landmark celebration at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium.

Today, the White House Initiative on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (WHIAANHPI) and the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center are proud to present our joint 2024 theme for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AA and NHPI) Heritage Month: “Bridging Histories, Shaping Our Future.”

Since the late 1970s, our country has recognized the invaluable contributions of AA and NHPI communities each May. For more than a decade, the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center and WHIAANHPI have collaborated to identify a national theme for AA and NHPI Heritage Month in consultation with the White House and community partners. Previous themes such as "I Am Beyond" (2014) and "Visible Together" (2023) have been warmly embraced, both by federal agencies and community-serving organizations, and have served as catalysts for meaningful dialogue around AA and NHPI identity.

The 2024 theme is an homage to our ancestors and invites all Americans to delve into the legacies, triumphs, and challenges that have shaped AA and NHPI communities. It embodies the spirit of our collective journey – one rooted in resilience and hope – and encourages us to forge intergenerational connections to honor our past and pave a durable path forward.

The White House and WHIAANHPI will use this theme to foster discussions during our May activities, including a landmark celebration on May 13, 2024, at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium in Washington, DC. This historic convening, uniting over 1,000 AA and NHPI leaders spanning five presidential administrations, will mark the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the White House Initiative and the President's Advisory Commission on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders during the Clinton Administration. Sign up to receive the livestream link here .

About Our 2024 Theme: “Bridging Histories, Shaping Our Future”

As the Nation observes Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AA and NHPI) Heritage Month in May, we reflect on our rich heritage and storied past. From Indigenous Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities whose wisdom and knowledge helped to shape this country and continue to guide us today, to the immigrants and refugees who came to our shores in search of better opportunities, to the trailblazers who paved the way for progress across generations – our communities’ journey has been one of tragedy and triumph, adversity, and resilience.

Knowing our histories gives us power. Throughout the month, let us embrace the interconnectedness of our stories and honor the visionaries who came before us. Let us commit to spotlighting the myriad ways diverse AA and NHPI communities have enriched every facet of American life. And let us endeavor to build bridges across generations, experiences, and cultures to forge a future where all of us can thrive.

The White House Initiative on Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (WHIAANHPI), established by President Joe Biden through Executive Order 14031, is charged with coordinating a whole-of-government agenda to advance equity, justice, and opportunity for AA and NHPI communities. Learn more at hhs.gov/whiaanhpi.

The Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center (APAC), established in 1997, strives to ensure the comprehensive representation and inclusion of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders in the Smithsonian’s collections, research, exhibitions, and programs. Through education initiatives, publications, and public programs, APAC provides new avenues to document, celebrate, and share the rich and diverse history, art, and culture of AA and NHPI communities. Learn more at apa.si.edu.

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