Mumbai, also known as the City of Dreams, is much more than just a bustling commercial capital; it is a marvel that everyone ought to experience. This city is a good place to go to sample India’s urban night life, but it is not just for city-lovers. There’s plenty that it has to offer nature-lovers. The Sanjay Gandhi National Park, the largest urban park located within city limits is rich with rare flora and fauna in addition to a resident tiger population.
Mumbai, because of its deep historical past, has something for everyone, from the architecture, art, fashion, Kanheri caves and the calming waters of the Arabian Sea.
From October to February when the city has its winter is the perfect time to visit for sightseeing as the weather is moderate and you can comfortably walk about the city.
From June-September, Mumbai is immersed during the monsoon. This is the season for heavy rains.
From March to May, Mumbai can get hot and sweaty.
Where to Eat in Mumbai
If you’re on a budget, VISIT POT POURRI in Carlton center BandraWest. More up-market is Indigo4 on Mandlik Road, on the roof in the shade of the frangipani.
Where to Stay in Mumbai
FIND YOUR HOTEL IN THE LIVELY AREA COLABA, close to the Gateway of India and enjoy the views of the Bay of Mumbai
Attractions in Mumbai
Stroll through WALKESHWAR TEMPLE OR VISIT THE GANDHI MUSEUM. Discover Indian street food like samosas, curry and Pani Puri. Prefer the nightlife? In Enigma club in Hotel Taj Mahal, you could meet the rising stars of Bollywood