If you're wondering what we're on about, here's the deal — we did the Mumbai Darshan guided bus tour. We booked a well-known travel agency who are 20years of experience in tour and travel industry. We booked a tempo traveller from Sushma Travels. We are 15 members in a joint family, So as recommended to us we booked 17 seater tempo traveller on rent in Mumbai for Mumbai darshan. We wanted to see how this tour stacks up against our own experience of Mumbai.
The visit was to start at 9 am, however, we just began moving at 9.35 am a direct result generally entries. We spent these 35 minutes gazing at the TV screen on the transport, which continued circling the names of goals we would visit that day — Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum, Siddhivinayak Temple, Bandstand, Nehru Science Center, Mani Bhavan, Taraporevala Aquarium, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, and the Gateway of India.
There were a few drive-by spots along the course, similar to the glorious Gloria Church, the broad Mahalaxmi Racecourse, and even High Street Phoenix (why we inquire?).
Our guide appeared to have perused up three sentences about each of these, in light of the fact that he didn't plunge too profound.
Similarly, as with whatever other visits that pack in an excessive amount of into its schedule, we discovered this one excessively surged, with just around 20 minutes to spend at each spot. We additionally could have lived without the movement loaded outing around twelve to Bandra, which was an outright exercise in futility, as we were just taken there to see the houses in which Bollywood's sovereignty lives. While we weren't inspired, a portion of my kindred travelers appeared to be emphatically awed, Great!
This visit scores over all others with regards to going to Siddhivinayak Temple. While you would somehow or another need to join a long, twisting line for your two-second visual of Lord Ganesha's object of worship, here, blockades were pushed aside and we were introduced in less than 15 seconds!
Obviously, we still just got a snappy look at the pot-bellied God after which we were introduced out, yet we were happy to not have invested any energy pausing. In any case, we upped twiddling our thumbs, outside, until the point when our guide had found a couple of our lost colleagues, who were abnormally requested to utilize an alternate exit.
We addressed a traveler who was on his first visit to Mumbai. He said the visit, albeit rushed, gave him a visual guide of the city, along these lines helping him outline a schedule for whatever is left of his excursion.
In that regard, we think the Mumbai Darshan is a decent alternative in the event that you need a touch-and-go voyage through the city. Since it is still in its getting teeth stage, we trust the couple of things we didn't care for will before a long change.
It was realIy great experience for us. Specially I would like to recommend you book tempo traveller on rent in Mumbai if you have big family. It has good boot space, wide base wheel and comfort seat also. Finally I give score 9 out of 10. Why we liked it;
*Driver was very humble in nature
*He was using Hindi- language that was necessary for us because we were from north India
*Tempo traveller in Mumbai traffic was very convincing for us
