Mumbai

Mumbai City Tour

Mumbai is one of the busiest cities of the nation and perfect blend of historical monuments, beautiful beaches and India’s commercial film industry. Mumbai has numerous tourist attractions that lure travelers around the world.

Gateway of India - Gateway of India was built to memorialize the visit of King George V and Queen Mary in 1911. The historical monument is located at the Apollo Bunder. The Gateway of India has great historical importance because the last British troops marched through its portals. The monument contains four turrets and intricate latticework carved into the yellow basalt stone.

Mani Bhawan - Presently known as Gandhi Memorial, Mani Bhawan was the Mumbai residence of Mahatma Gandhi. The two storied house is turned into a library with more than 2000 books. Mani Bhawan also houses a photo gallery based on the Mahataba’s life, some memorabilia, Gandhi’s charkha and a recording achieve.

Prince of Wales Museum - Prince of Wales museum was built in 1914 and surrounded by an eye pleasing landscape which makes it an ideal gateway. You will visit excellent art, sculpture, rare coins, old firearms and priceless miniature paintings. Prince of Wales Museum is one of the best museums of the country.

Marine Drive - Marine drive is the ultimate place to discover Mumbai. Marine drive is a long road with tall building one onside and endless sea on another side. The road stretches from Nariman point to Malabar Hills. The tourist attraction is also famous as “Queen’s hills” because of its curved shape and many street lights.

Juhu - Juhu beach covers an area of 5 kms and marked as a prominent holiday and picnic spot. You will visit a noticeable crowd during the weekend. Juhu beach is famous for activities such as camel rides, Pony rides, Acrobats, monkey performance and other enthralled performers that entertain the travelers.

Hanging Garden - Hanging garden was built during early 1880at the top of the Malabar hills. Hanging garden is situated just opposite to the Kamla Nehru park which is a terraced garden and also known as Ferozeshah Mehta Garden. You can enjoy the beautiful sunset view over the Arabian Sea.

Kamla Nehru Park- Kamla Nehru Park is also located at the top of Malabar hills. You will visit “ Old Woman’s Shoe”, which are wonderfully cut hazes and roomy walkways. You will also enjoy a spectacular view of the entire city and the sunset.

In addition to the above prominent tourist attractions, Mumbai also houses many other tourist attractions such as Chowpatty, Aarey Milk Colony, Tower of Silence and Jain Temple.