Spiritual Tour, Mumbai (5-6 Hours )

The majestic church holds a few weekly masses and is well known for its stained-glass designs. The tall spire of the church can be seen from many parts of south city.

This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is situated 1000 feet above sea level and you will be surprised to feel peace and tranquility which is difficult to find in the hustle and bustle of Mumbai city.

Dedicated to Lord Krishna. It is one of the most beautiful temples in Mumbai with intricate carvings and grand idols of Lord Krishna and Radha. A glimpse of the Aarti in the evening is a delight to watch.

This is the most prominent Ganesh temple in Prabhadevi area in central Mumbai. The 200-year-old temple gets devotees from all faiths, many of them walking barefoot to the temple to fulfil their wishes.

This prominent Darga is located at Haji Ali in South Mumbai in the middle of the sea. Devotees have to walk a 1 km narrow pathway that submerges under water during high tide. The dargah is a tomb of Saint Haji Ali. A story goes that the saint died on his way to Mecca and his body miraculously floated to this spot.

The Mahalakshmi Temple is located in South Mumbai. The temple has deities such as Goddess Saraswati, Kali and Lakshmi (Goddess of wealth). The temple gets hundreds of devotees every day and on festivals such as Navrathri and Dussehra the head count goes into several thousands.

Jainism is a sect that believes in total non-violence including no harm to animals in any way. There are several Jain temples in the city but the most prominent Jain temple is at Walkeshwar in South Mumbai.