Mumbai

Mumbai is located in the sea as an island because this is separate from the mainland of Maharastra state. Daily people come to try their luck and to make rich. Mumbai is a costly city than other cities in India; this city is very busy and not sleeps in the night.

Mumbai famous tourist places are Aarey Colony, Flora Fountain, Nehru Centre, Vasai Fort, Banganga, Gateway of India, Powai Lake, Vihar Lake, Kanheri Caves, Rajabai Clock Tower, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Karnala Bird Sanctuary, Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Elephanta Caves, Zoo. Transport lifeline is local trains, local trains run very fast and this makes easy to go one place to another in Mumbai.

The city is the business capital of India so here available India’s modern international airport, seaport, bus service, and train services? Mumbai economies are based on Bombay stock exchange, National stock exchange.

Places To Explore in Mumbai

Dharavi

Leather goods are manufactured and exported to many European and Middle East Countries. Dharavi is labeled as the recycling center of India. Recyclable materials make their way to Dharavi where they get treated and recycled. Over 80% of these waste are given a new lease of life. The fascinating world of generating revenue out of trash has earned the industry the label ‘Dharavi’s Recycling Miracle’. Pottery is another thriving business in Dharavi.

Gateway to India

Virata to India was built during British India, in honor of the visit of King George V and Queen Mary. This is a very important attraction of Mumbai in India. The gate is located directly opposite the Taj Hotel, in the Apollo Bunder area in South Mumbai, and towers over the Arabian Sea. This is one of the top attractions in Mumbai where you can see strolling tourists, photographers, and small traders. Nearby are Elephant’s Caves and the Taj Hotel.

Hanging Garden

This beautiful terraced garden is one of the most famous sightseeing places of Mumbai and is popularly fenced in the form of animals, gardens, flowers, trees, a garden with figured trimmed trees and bushes, in the shape of animals and a giant shoe of an old woman, which children constantly climb on. In the mornings, you can often see many joggers and yoga enthusiasts gathering for jogging and yoga classes.

Mumba Devi Temple

This is an old Hindu temple dedicated to the goddess Mumba (Great Mother). The temple was built in 1675 in the Bori Bander zone by a Hindu woman, who was also called Mumba. People believe that the goddess Mumba is the patroness of Agri (salt collector) and Kolya (fishermen), and today is the holiest pilgrimage site for Hindus.

Victoria Terminus

The magnificent train station hosting the Great Indian Peninsular Railway office. Victoria Terminus got its name on the anniversary day in 1887, in honor of the Empress Queen. This Italian-Gothic building is a popular attraction of Mumbai, which is visited by everyone who comes to Mumbai.

Film City

If there is anything that makes Mumbai a special place ….. then this is the Indian Cinema Industry! Located near the Sanjaya Gandhi National Park, next to the Arey colony in Goregoa … The City of Film is decorated with real gardens, mountains, lakes, houses, cities, and villages that are used to make Bollywood films. The city of films was built by the government of Maharashtra and was regarded as the dream project of the famous Indian producer, director, and screenwriter Dabasaheb Phalke.

Mumbai is popular for Bollywood, Bollywood Hindi movies, Bollywood dance, Bollywood movie songs, Bollywood style, Bollywood new movies, Bollywood song lyrics, Bollywood playback singers and Film education.

Nightlife info

Marine Drive

Marine Drive looks like the Queen’s Necklace when it lights up at night, and the road looks like a string of pearls, creating the illusion of a necklace.

Officially known as Netaji Subhash Chandra Bos Rod, this 3 km road in South Mumbai takes the form of a bay connecting the Nariman and Bebulnath points.

Marine Drive is located at the foot of Malabar Hill and is lined with palm trees. Often people come ships early in the morning or late in the evening for a walk and look at the beauty.

Chowpati beach is nearby, and hundreds of people come here to enjoy the panoramic view of the sea, taste fast food, and snacks.

Culture and history info

Elephant's Caves

Elephant's Caves are located on an island located on the Arabian Sea near Mumbai, and can only be reached by boat from the Gateway to India. There is a collection of rock art dedicated to God Shiva, and two hills separated by a narrow valley. There are many archaeological traces of the past that reflect the rich culture of India's past. Tourism in Mumbai will not be complete, without mentioning the Elephant's Caves.

Haji Ali Mosque

This is a mosque and a grave, which is located on an island off the coast of Worley in the southern part of Mumbai. The mosque was built in 1431 in memory of the rich Muslim merchant and saint Sayed Per Haji Ali Shah Bukhari, who renounced all his property before making a pilgrimage to Mecca. Known as one of the best places to visit in Mumbai, Haji Ali Dargah is a magnificent specimen of Indo-Islamic architecture. If you plan to visit this holy place, then do it on Friday, as thousands of pilgrims visit Dargah, and various Sufi musicians perform Qawwali.

Ajanta & Elora

The known Ajanta and Ellora caves are set close to the town of Aurangabad in the geographical region. The cave shrines were all cut out of the rock, by hand, and rank amongst a number of the foremost outstanding specimens of ancient Indian field heritage. Ajanta has been selected as a World Heritage website, to be preserved as a creative bequest that may come to inspire and enrich the lives of generations to come back.

The Ellora caves, thirty-four in range, are carved into the edges of a volcanic rock hill, thirty km from Aurangabad. the best specimens of cave - temple design, they house elaborate facades and fine adorned interiors. These structures representing the 3 faiths of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, were carved throughout the 350 AD to 700 AD amount. Both Ajanta and Ellora Caves are listed in UNESCO's World Heritage Guide.