Fort & Kala Ghoda Heritage Walk
Gothic arches, Art Deco balconies, the Asiatic library steps — the story of Bombay through its stones.
Rasleeela Tours is a small, private guiding practice in Mumbai — spice markets at dawn, art deco balconies at noon, Marine Drive at dusk. Every day is composed for you, on a single, honest day rate.
Pick one, pair many, or leave it to me. Every experience below is a module of your day — combine them freely under a single day rate.
Gothic arches, Art Deco balconies, the Asiatic library steps — the story of Bombay through its stones.
Vada pav in Dadar, bhel at Chowpatty, kheema pav in a Parsi cafe.
A guided, ethical visit to Asia's most industrious neighbourhood.
Studio access, star bungalows, chai with a production designer.
Gramophones, film posters, brass — Mumbai's cabinet of curiosities.
The Queen's Necklace lit up — over kulfi and stories.
Also on request — Elephanta Caves day-trip, Bandra art & mural walk, Night photography, Parsi Colaba tea circuit, and Sunday cricket at Azad Maidan.
Choose the length of your day; the experiences inside are yours to arrange. Rates cover a private guide, transport, entries, and the little details in between.
* Groups larger than 6, families with children, and press bookings — write in and I'll draft a bespoke quote.
Born and raised in Mumbai, I've spent years on its streets — running IRL streams that helped more and more people get to know the city — and I've picked up a few good stories along the way.
I'm a psychology student with a soft spot for theatre and drama, and I love talking to new people every day. My days are quiet, unhurried, and made only for one group at a time.
“A good guide is not an encyclopedia. She's a friend who happens to know the way.”
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