Drive to the vibrant Lalbagh spice market.
The first thing that strikes you about Lalbagh market is its rural color, a quality absent in other city markets; here one finds shops selling an array of spices, chilies, rustic lanterns, and metal trunks. Lalbagh market developed into a major landmark of proletarian Bombay as a result of the surrounding concentration of mills and housing in that area. It became the heart of Bombay’s textile mill villages, popular as a social meeting place for workers and their families. No visit to Bombay is complete without a foray into the bazaars of Bhuleshwar. It may look like absolute chaos but the areas are closely knit, and cohesively built around the traditional residential complex, temples, flower markets, cow shelter, and bazaars. After the visit drive to Gateway of India for a Photo stop. This Indo-Saracenic archway was built in 1911 and is the city's most famous landmark.
Later drive back to your hotel.