India (Part 4)

Overview

Delhi may be the capital of India, but Mumbai is the most populous city and is the financial and commercial center of the country. Our travelers start their tour from the iconic arch - a trademark of the city. They see the historic center with buildings of special architecture, many of which have been built during the period when India was under the occupation of the British Empire. They wander through chaotic markets trying local delicacies, enter the historic train station and go to the laundromat neighborhood, where the endless spread of clothes creates an unprecedented travel image. Finally, they take a boat to "Elephant" Island in the center of Bombay Bay, where they explore caves with Hindu temples and visit a small village where they experience the daily life of the locals up close.