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Mumbai, formerly known as Bombay, is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in India. It is considered the economic heart of India, boasting a population of over 17 million. It is a boiling pot of a variety of culture and influence by its large diversity of residents.
You can enjoy the city in any way you like - from parties at its posh pubs and clubs, a relaxing walk on the beach, sightseeing antique monuments and building, art and festivals, posh malls and roadside bazaars, to nature trails near the suburbs. Mumbai can satisfy almost your every whim, if only you can bear a city overflowing with people.
Places to see:
Elephanta, Kanheri and Mahakali caves, each consisting of carved statues and temples.
Old buildings such as Gateway of India, CST terminus, Police headquarters, Bombay University campus, High court.
Prince of Wales museum, National Gallery of Art.
Shopping all over town : South Mumbai, Bandra, Andheri, Malad, Mulund, Dadar, et al. Everything from sprawling malls to street shops
Spoil yourself in one of the high end hotels, pubs, clubs - spread all over the city but mostly in South Mumbai, Juhu, Bandra.
Visit IIT-Bombay the production house of the 'best brains in the world'.
Take a walk along some of the sea-side: Marine drive, Girgaum chowpaty, Juhu, Versova, Nariman point.
Take a ferry ride from Gateway of India to Elephanta, Kihim or Alibaug.
Plenty of decent beaches and hillside treks within 100 km from Mumbai.
You can enjoy the city in any way you like - from parties at its posh pubs and clubs, a relaxing walk on the beach, sightseeing antique monuments and building, art and festivals, posh malls and roadside bazaars, to nature trails near the suburbs. Mumbai can satisfy almost your every whim, if only you can bear a city overflowing with people.
Places to see:
Elephanta, Kanheri and Mahakali caves, each consisting of carved statues and temples.
Old buildings such as Gateway of India, CST terminus, Police headquarters, Bombay University campus, High court.
Prince of Wales museum, National Gallery of Art.
Shopping all over town : South Mumbai, Bandra, Andheri, Malad, Mulund, Dadar, et al. Everything from sprawling malls to street shops
Spoil yourself in one of the high end hotels, pubs, clubs - spread all over the city but mostly in South Mumbai, Juhu, Bandra.
Visit IIT-Bombay the production house of the 'best brains in the world'.
Take a walk along some of the sea-side: Marine drive, Girgaum chowpaty, Juhu, Versova, Nariman point.
Take a ferry ride from Gateway of India to Elephanta, Kihim or Alibaug.
Plenty of decent beaches and hillside treks within 100 km from Mumbai.
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