Big Mumbai: The most amazing game ever

Big Mumbai, the capital of the country’s financial working as the heart of the whole country as it continuously throbbs with life. Also referred to as the city of dream, it is a concoction of different civilizations, rich history and vibrant contemporary civilization. There is a clear dichotomy between heritage buildings, which were constructed by the British and remain significant today; and high-rises; Street markets which still dominate Mumbai; and large shopping complexes. This travel guide covers the most loved Mumbai in five sections where each section is planned to bring out the beauty of the city.

1. The path leading to the financial capital of India and Marine Drive.

Start your journey from the gateway of India a colossal arch was constructed in this site during the British regime for king George V’s visit in 1911. Located at the coast of the Arabian Sea this spot provides a peace of mind watching the sunrise and get a glimpse of the city’s bustle. In the vicinity there is the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel – a magnificent example of the architecture and a representative of high-level of Big Mumbai.

Located some 10 km to the north of Big Mumbai is the Elephanta Caves over which a ferry takes only half an hour. These caves are carved in the Rock have art on the Hindu Gods especially Trimurtis’ this is the sculpture of Lord Shiva.

As the day draws to close, Marine Drive- dubbed the ‘Queen’s Necklace” because it sparkles like a necklace at night – is the best place to be. The promenade is an evening type of venue, which guarantees fresh sea air and a view at the skyline of Mumbai. Sitting on the tetrapods try spicy roasted corn, ice cream, or watch the serenity of the Arabian Sea from there.

2. Early and Modern Period: Mumbai’s Cultural and Historical Heritage Mumbai has a long and interesting history and the local architecture, as well as museums, attests to it. CSMT or Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus – This is a UNESCO world heritage site and this station is both victorian gothic in style and Indian in content. Apart from being a working railway station it has become one of the busiest areas of Mumbai and preserves the colonial architecture of the city.

After that, it’s recommended to visit one of the most significant cultural heritage sites – Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya formerly known as the Prince of Wales Museum. Standing in the middle of well-developed gardens, the museum boasts exhibits of sculpture and miniature painting, as well as natural history and textiles. It’s a ‘proper’ way to explore the details of Indian culture and tradition in full.

If you have a taste for the arts then you should make a visit to Kala Ghoda. It is an art district featuring galleries, clothes shops, and other emblems along with urban murals. You can plan your visit during the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival which is held every February and during which you can see performances, installation and workshops.

3. Some of the tastes of Big Mumbai and How to Savour Street Food.

Mumbai is amongst those cities that are regarded as excellent eateries, and there should be no doubt that the meteor of Indian food has no eclipse as far as this city is concerned. For breakfast, you should try Vada Pav often called the ‘Indian burger’. This is a simple sandwich made from a spiced potato fritter known as pav bhaji is just the staple food of this city. This goes well when taken with a cup of tea, preferably chai bought from a local vendor as you revel in the true satvik bfast.

For lunch there you can taste Pav Bhaji – a rich vegetable dish with butter and toasted buns. Visit Sardar Pav Bhaji at Tardeo to have it as they offer original Pav Bhaji. The lovers of sea foods must try out the catches at Mahesh Lunch Home that has acquired a liking among customers with their Prawns Gassi and Fish Tikka offers.

It is in the evenings that you should devour chaat at Juhu or Chowpatty Beach in Mumbai. Much like the famous gol gappe, there is Pani Puri, Sev Puri, Bhel Puri and many more! For dessert there is Kulfi or more to the point a Mumbai Ice Gola – shaved ice mixed with flavored syrups.

4. Experiences from Bollywood and Big Mumbai

The term Bollywood used for Mumbai has solid evidence as the hub of Indian film industry. Starting with a studio tour of the Bollywood Studios, you can get to watch the interiors, editing, dubbing, even a shoot if you’re lucky. Tours may cover places like; Film City Goregaon, Mehboob Studios Bandra and various bungalows in the area.

To gain further insight about the true character of the Mumbai people, visit the biggest slum in Asia, Dharavi. Ironically, though looking like a slum, Dharavi is home to numerous small businesses such as potteries, leather products makers, and recyclers. This visit provides an insight of people in the city who perform the basic productive functions for the economy of Mumbai.

The evening should be spent in Bandra Bandstand which can be considered a local.paths and apart from tourists, it is loved by Bollywood stars. Stroll though the promenade, have a look at Mannat, the house of SRK, and behold the Bandra Worli Sea Link. It itself is an architectural wonder and today’s icon of Mumbai.

5. Shopping Mall & Nightlife of Mumbai

Mumbai is an emporium for every shopaholic; you’ll find everything from clothes sold on the streets to that branded sensibility. commencement at Colaba Causeway, Colaba where there is Jewelry, showpieces, clothes to wear, gifts etc. Feel free to hone you haggling skills for the discount is waiting for you!

Except for this new-age shopping experience, the authentic south of Mumbai’s Crawford Market is worth shopping for fresh food, spices and even artifacts. There are several places that tourists should visit and since art and decor lovers are in search of extraordinary items they should visit Chor Bazaar where they can find everything from old cameras to bollywood memorabilia.

The night view is also rather vibrant in the city of Mumbai. There are, of course, bars like Aer at the Four Seasons Hotel offering elegant, rooftop views and then there are pubs like The Ghetto. For jazz and blues, people hit Blue Frog, and for live music and performances Hard Rock Cafe.

Finish your Big Mumbai trip by driving around Worli Sea Face at night its quiet stretch beautiful to watch sea under stars. This is how Mumbai is at its optimal best – lively, always on the boil, and hugely inspiring.

That is why to date, one of the primary attractions of Mumbai is the fact that it can meet all the needs and satisfy all the requests of people who visit or already living in India. As for history and culture top attractions, world-renowned cuisine dishes, and innovative leisure – the city promises an exciting and vibrant trip. Well, you are ready, you are set and do not miss the opportunity to be Jeff’s adopted daughter and let the spirit of Mumbai make you its own for ever beyond the time of your vacation.