"The National Capital of India"
“The city of Dreams”
The Capital city of Maharashtra, Mumbai is formerly known as Bombay which shows a spectacular paradox of chaos and hopes, glamour, modernity, and tradition. The cosmopolitan capital of India needs no introduction as it is widely popular for many reasons. Exploring this beautiful destination will take you deep into the majestic charm of former days with a touch of modernity. It is the best way to dig deep into the Maharastran culture and traditions in the city. Watching sunsets over the Arabian Sea at night is not less than a dream-like experience in the city.
Things to do
Shopping in Mumbai – A city of bustling markets offers many bazaars to shop for souvenirs and artifacts. From branded clothes to handbags and jewellery, there are so many things to shop in Colaba Causeway Market of Mumbai that makes it the best place for enjoying shopping.
Get on a street food tour – Mumbai is also famous for its mouth-watering street food and accommodating people. Planning a food tour is the best way to taste the varieties and treat your taste buds with great flavors and spices.
Capture sunset views at Bandra Fort – The most favorite spot of locals, Bandra Fort is an intriguing stop to enjoy the sunshine beauty of the city. It becomes breathtaking to watch the sea turning orange and slowly gets darker.
Enjoy a Bollywood Tour – Mumbai is not just an ordinary destination, it is a place especially famous for ardent fans of Bollywood stars and celebrities. On this tour, you’ll witness the live shooting of many upcoming films.
Best time to visit
October to February are the months considered as the best time to plan holidays in Mumbai. During the monsoon season, the city receives copious rainfall and on springs it gets greenery everywhere. Monsoon is the ideal time for enjoying trekking on the surrounding hills while winters make the city more pleasant and happening. Summers are hot and humid thus it is recommended to avoid traveling during this season.
The most distinguished landmark of Mumbai, the Gateway of India was built in the 20th century to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to the city. Resting on the waterfront of the astonishing Arabian Sea, it has been a favorite place for spending leisure.
The astonishing beauty of rock-cut structures with brilliant sculptures of Elephanta Caves is the most highlighted attraction of the city. It shows the finest example of archaic Indian art related to the cut of Lord Shiva is believed to be the oldest one in India.
Enjoying a night view of this stunning promenade lit up with lights and serenity. Since it gets an appearance of queen’s necklace at night, Marine Drive is fondly known as the Queen’s Necklace.
The famous holy shrine, Siddhivinayak Temple gathers a lot of pilgrims to offer prayers and seek the blessings of God. This temple is devoted to Lord Ganesha; and known for its spiritual values.
One of the most revered shrines of Muslims in India, Haji Ali Dargah draws pilgrims and devotees from over the world on a large scale. Flanked by stunning marble pillars, this white structure houses a tomb of Pir Haji Ali Shah Bukhari, a Muslim Saint.
