Mumbai formerly known as Bombay the city full of dreams, land of opportunity and heart of the city is of British colonial – era architecture, unique bazaars, and hidden streets.

Explore Copenhagen’s amazing food scene like a local. Together with your guide you will eat your way through our favourite delicacies and also learn about the city’s history.

The city of lights’, ‘the city of Romance’, ‘the culinary capital of the world’, all these are just names Paris. It is one of the most amazing places you will ever visit. There are so many phenomenal types of food you will get to try.

The beauty of Puerto Vallarta can be found in its original inhabitants who are open, friendly, and welcoming. Tour with us through the heart of Puerto Vallarta’s historic neighborhoods. As we explore, you will discover wonderful facts about this amazing beach town.

The term 'Punjabi cuisine' is given to food from the Punjab (North) region of India. The Punjabi food and cuisine has evolved over a period of time and presents a rich tradition of many distinct and local ways of cooking.

You haven’t truly experienced Amsterdam unless you have been to the Red light district. This square mile called “De Wallen”, is the oldest part of the city. It is one of the most exciting and entertaining neighborhoods in Europe.

Salzburg is Central Europe’s largest intact fortress and offers fantastic views of the city. It is a charmingly preserved old town with splendid gardens and baroque churches.

Experience the life as a local on the streets of Barcelona city and its first Vegetarian Gastronomical Tapas Tour. The tour allows the travellers to visit the hidden lanes and discover the historic significance of Sant Antoni & El Poblesec. We are sure you will enjoy the undiscovered districts and a market with a unique local food scene.

The southern part of India is famous for its various spices and exporter for spices to many countries. And most of the south Indian cuisine is rice based and combination with lentils to make wonderful dishes.

This tour weaves its way through Jaffa to Tel Aviv, exploring the history and development of the city’s diverse neighbourhoods through the lens of food. Kicking off with a stop at Israel’s best hummus hole-in- the-wall, the Eat Tel Aviv experience then continues to Arab food shops to explore a cuisine that inspires modern Israeli gastronomy.