Attraction & Things To Do During Mumbai Trip
MUMBAI Mumbai, also known as "the city of dreams" presents an exceptional tourism experience that is unmatched to any other destination. From the exciting nightlife along with stretches of shimmering beaches, caves, magnificent architecture, religious sites to mouth-watering cuisine, Mumbai offers a holistic holiday destination. MARINE DRIVE Popularly referred to as the Queen's Necklace, Marine Drive is a 4 km long promenade located in South Mumbai. One of the most beautiful roads in Mumbai, a birds-eye view of this stretch looks magnificent at night with the lights giving it a shape of a glittering necklace. GATEWAY OF INDIA One of the most distinguishing landmarks that signify the city, the Gateway of India came into existence in the year 1924 during the British rule to celebrate the arrival of King George V and Queen Mary to Bombay. Following the Indian Independence, the last British Troops passed through the Gateway on 28th February 1948, signaling the end of British Rule. JUHU BEACH One of the most popular beaches in Mumbai, Juhu Beach is best known for its scenic beauty and serene ambience. Watching the sun set over the glittering waters of Arabian Sea is a soothing sight. This beautiful beach, amidst the posh town of Mumbai, is a favorite hot-spot for many tourists. Most sightseers, who come here, enjoy the local delicacies sold at various beach food stalls. SIDDHIVINAYAK TEMPLE Built in the year 1801, Shree Siddhivinayak Ganapati Temple is a much-revered place of worship in Mumbai. Boasting an exquisite architecture, the temple has been embellished with wooden doors that have been meticulously carved with the images of Shree Ashtavinayaka or the eight manifestations of Lord Ganesha. HAJI AL revered shrine of Haji Ali is one of the most renowned and iconic landmarks in Mumbai. In 2020, the monument was listed in the World Book of Records as one of the world's most visited shrines. The structure of the shrine consists of a magnificent tomb made of marble, a typical illustration of Indo-Islamic architecture adjoined by a mosque, minarets and an arch-shaped entrance. ELEPHANTA CAVES The Elephanta Caves in Mumbai is sure to be in the bucket list of every traveler for its enchanting rock-cut art and architecture from the times of medieval India. The caves are an expression of art and a number of important imageries are sculpted here which include 'Trimurti' or three-headed Shiva, 'Gangadhar' and 'Ardhnareshwar', which is a representation of Shiva and Parvat in the same body. CUISINE The city of Mumbai promises some lip-smacking street food that includes a wide array of appetizers, seafood, chaats, traditional Maharashtrian and Konkani dishes and desserts. Some of the relishing gourmet foods are vegetable pulao, masala bhaat, moong dal khichdi, dalimbya, kanda/batata poha, anda bhurji, kebabs, chicken tikka, and kheema pav to name a few! BY AIR • The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport Domestic Airport at Santacruz BY TRAIN イ Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus ROAD/SELF DRIVE Buses from other states arrive at the Mumbai Central Bus Station. HOW TO REACH HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS Mumbai offers a wide array of accommodations to the tourists ranging from the luxurious five star hotels to the economically pocket friendly hotels. The one thing common in both is the warm hospitality and comfortable stay! The best time to visit Mumbai is from September to February when the weather is pleasant and ideal for exploring and sightseeing. The temperature during this time ranges from 10 to 35 degrees Celsius NEARBY ATTRACTIONS Sanjay Gandhi National Park Borivali Iskon Temple - Juhu Girgaon Chowpatty Shri Mahalakshmi Temple Powai Lake Nehru center Worli Kidzania R-city mall Ghatkopar Taraporewala Aquarium - Near Charni Road Veermata Jijabai Bhonsale Zoo - Byculla • Essel world Amusement Park Juhu Beach Worli Sea Face Hanging Garden Malabar Hill, Madh Island Global Vipassana Pagoda Bandra-Worli Sea Link Dadar Chowpatty Viewing Deck Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalay Atal Setu Bridge