The coastal city of Mumbai is home to some of the best residential skyscrapers in India. It is a hub of diverse cultures and a city of architectural beauty that is also popular around the world for its most notorious Dharavi slums. It is the financial powerhouse and fashion epicenter of India, and an abode of people who practice a different religion.
Granting diversity of dining scene, Mumbai’s restaurants are clearly more upbeat. Prominent for its delicious street food culture, the streets of Mumbai are lined with food vendors who have numerous delicacies to offer. The popularity of the Bollywood city is inimitable, making it the preferred destination of the India tour. With impressive monuments, Mumbai has several places to see.
indian gateway
It is one of the most distinctive landmarks, which is the main port of India. Formally, it stands out as an important element that represents British greatness. Beautifully designed, the great curve, standing at a height of 10m, built with yellow basalt and insoluble cement, makes it one of the most loved places. For visitors, there are souvenir vendors and food stalls for recreation.
Juhu Beach
It is one of the most popular beaches in Mumbai, a hot spot for movie celebrities, which is busiest on weekends. At night, the vast Arabian Sea is a dreamlike sight. For gourmet treats, roadside foods such as ‘Pani Puri’, ‘Bhel Puri’ and ‘Pav Bhaji’ are on the coast. With plenty to do, Juhu Beach comes alive at sunset.
Dhobi Ghat
It is the most eminent site to visit which is the main part of tourism in all Mumbai India vacation tour packages. It offers an amazing view of the clothes stretching to the horizon and you can see the workers bending over piles of clothes and washing them. Dhobi Ghat, the largest laundry in the world, where thousands of garments are washed and dried, puts on a colorful spectacle that is one of a kind.
Dharavi slum
It is the largest slum in Asia, housing some 700,000 people. But as its name suggests, it is far from being a home for the poor and disadvantaged. The tour, organized by the Dharavi slum, is mainly for people to open their eyes and change their minds. Equipped with bakeries, clothing stores, NGOs, schools and small-scale factories, it shows a better lifestyle of the people who reside here.
The Hanging Gardens Of Mumbai
The Hanging Gardens of Mumbai were established in 1881. Its lavish greenery and spectacular sunset view over the Arabian Sea are captivating. It is a popular tourist spot for children and people of Mumbai. The highlight of the garden are the hedges in the shape of animals.
marine unit
Stretched out over a 4 km long promenade, Marine Drive looks like a queen’s necklace. It is located in South Mumbai which offers a magnificent view at night with the lights everywhere. Stroll down the boulevard, overlooking the Arabian Sea, which is surprisingly therapeutic for the soul. Chai vendors and chat vendors are there to tickle your taste buds making it a must-see tourist spot in Mumbai.
If you are a shopaholic, Mumbai offers a variety of locations to enjoy shopping. Before the end of your Mumbai tour, head to the famous Crawford Market, which sells food, cosmetics, jewelry, and gift items. Take home a souvenir that is a memento of a wonderful time spent in Mumbai.