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Mumbai is the largest city of India and the capital of the state – Maharashtra. It is also called Financial Capital of India where you will find head office and head centers of reputed and well known financial centers in India. When you step in Mumbai, you will realize one thing for sure that Mumbai is a delightful dilemma for tourists. While India tours it's impossible to take in fully the essence of a cultural cauldron like Mumbai in a single visit and this will make you come back for more. To see the thousand year old Elephanta caves, to chill out at the beaches, to take in the scenic splendor of Candela or chase a dream to make it big on the big screen like some famous bollywood stars. So, welcome to Mumbai. It's waiting to be discovered by you. Brimming with vitality. Bursting with excitement that promise you the best holidays in India of your lifetime.
MONUMENTS AND SIGHT SEEING SPOTS in MUMBAI :
Taj Mahal Hotel: One of the city's best known landmarks and one of the best hotels in India. Constructed by J.N. Tata in 1903, the hotel has an old and a new wing. The old wing is the more expensive and grander than the new wing. The best thing to see in the old wing is the grand central stairway.
Gateway of India: This structure was constructed to mark the visit of King George V in 1911. It is now a popular landmark of the city and a gathering spot for the locals
Flora Fountain: This fountain named after the Roman god of abundance, was erected in 1869 in the honour of Sir Bartle Frere, who was responsible for shaping much of today's Mumbai. Now it shares the area with a monument honouring those who died fighting to carve the state of Maharashtra.
Bombay University & High Court: It was during the building boom of the 1860's and 70's that most of the Victorian buildings were constructed, It was designed by Gilbert Scott and looks like a 15th century Italian building.
Marine Drive : Constructed in 1920, Marine drive runs along the shore of the Arabian Sea, society Library and Mumbai's State Central Library from Nariman Point past Chowpatty to Malabar Hill. Marine drive has a dramatic curve of streetlights at night, giving it the name of queen's necklace. It looks best in the night when seen from upper floors of tall buildings alongside.
ChowpattyBeach: It an integral part of Mumbai life. During tours to India, Chowpatty beach is where most of the local drama takes place. Political rallies, shooting galleries, bee bee-gun, snake charmers and roundabouts. Chowpatty is most famous for the special Bhel-Puri and Chat.
Victoria Terminus: This exotic Gothic building looks more like a Palace than a railway station. Designed by Frederick Stevens and completed in 1887, it has carvings of monkeys, peacocks and lions mixed with domes, spires and stained glass windows. There is also the life size statue of Queen Victoria placed in the central façade.
Mani Bhavan: This is where Mahatma Gandhi stayed during his visits to Mumbai. His rooms have been kept intact and there is a photo exhibition of his life. It is opened daily between 9.30 am to 6.00 pm and the entry is free.
Juhu: While India holidays Juhu in Mumbai that attracts the tourists most. It is a 5 km long beach which is fringed with coconut and palm trees. It is also a popular picnic spot, with snack stands, toy sellers, fruit vendors, roundabout rides and fortunetellers. The beach has crowds of foreign tourists and locals enjoying fresh air or playing cricket.
Crawford Market: This market is the wholesale market for flowers, fruits, vegetables, meat and fish. This Norman-Gothic structure has bas reliefs by Lockwood Kipling, father of Rudyard Kipling. South of the market is the JJ school of Arts. This is where Rudyard Kipling was born and now his birthplace is the residence of the dean.
Haji Ali's Mosque: This early 18th century shrine contains the tomb of HAZRATH HAJI ALI, a Muslim Sufi saint. There are two local legends which claim to trace the hazrath's antecedents.
Dhobi Ghats: This is where the whole of Mumbai's laundry is washed. This municipal laundry at Mahalaxmi is where nearly 5,000 men beat the dirt out of clothes brought from all over the city. There are open-air troughs, which is used for the washing. You can have a good view from the bridge across the railway tracks of Mahalaxmi Railway station.
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