An Important Guide About The City of Dreams, Mumbai

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Mumbai is a city of dreams. Everyone in India want to visit this city once. Mumbai is the financial capital of India in addition to being home to film industry. The city consisted of seven islands combined together. Earlier, only Marathi speaking Koli people used to live there but slowly when the city progressed migrants from various communities came here in search of jobs. Now you can find people from various communities in the city who are living here from many years and considers the city as their home. There are a number of places which could be visited in this city which could be divided into:

Water Activities

The city receives a moderate climate throughout the year, so is an ideal location to play water sports. There are several lakeside destinations as well as beach where you can spend quality family time or can hang out with friends. Some popular beaches and lakeside destinations in the city are: Read More...

Parks and Recreation

The city also has some most exciting parks including Hanging Garden, EsselWorld which will make your trip the most memorable one. These parks are a favorite destination of not only travelers but also among the locals. These parks must be included in the to be visited list whenever you plan a trip to Mumbai. Read More...

Forts and Caves

If you are interested in knowing the history of this metropolitan city then you must visit forts like Dongri Fort, Riwa Fort and Worli Fort. The place was also inhabited by early man and glimpse of their presence could be found in Elephanta Caves, Kanheri Caves and Mahakali Caves. These sites are also important tourist destinations and should not be missed whenever you visit the city of dreams. Read More...

Religious Destinations

The city is inhabited by people of various castes and several festivals are celebrated here but still Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most famous festival celebrated here. You can see decoration and lightings in about every street of Mumbai and the temples like LalBagh Ka Raja, and Siddhivinayak Temple are crowded with devotees at the time of Ganesh Utsav. The city also owns a number of religious destinations without visiting there your trip to Mumbai is incomplete. Read More...