Top 5 travel places in Mumbai

June 5, 2022

Hello travelers! Planning for Mumbai trip? We know! And that’s why we are here to help you find the best 5 travel places in Mumbai at your expected cost!

As a traveler you know, how it’s tough to cover the whole city for a short trip. Suppose you visited some places and leave the city, but after leaving you to come to know that, you miss the main travel places of the city! We understand dear, how much it hurts travelers. That’s why we are here to inform you about the top 5 travel places in Mumbai in our sense!

First, let’s know some information about Mumbai-

Mumbai is the blood circulation of India, formerly called Bombay. India’s largest city is the capital of Maharashtra. Indian famous film industry ‘Bollywood’ which is now becoming famous over the world is built around this city.

The city is also called the ‘city of dream’ or ‘Mayanagari’. It’s the busiest city in India where everyone is running after fulfilling their dreams.

It’s the financial center of India. It has the highest number of million and billionaires among all cities in India.

Let’s know now about the places one by one for which you are waiting!

1. Gateway of India

Location: Apollo Bandar, Colaba, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001, India

Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/7FCAJUppiLqkZokG6

Entry Fee: Free

Timing: All days of the week. 24 hrs available

One of the famous architectural monuments of India was built during the 20th century. King George V and Queen Mary visited Apollo Bandar, India in 1911. The Gateway of India is a historical creature erected to commemorate its landing.

It’s the city’s top tourist attraction because of its architectural beauty which is formed in the Indo-Saracen style. It’s referred to as the ‘Taj Mahal’ of Mumbai. The monument was the entrance to enter into India for British Viceroys.

The monument is surrounded by another of Mumbai’s tourist attractions, the Marine Drive, facing the vast Arabian Sea. You can enjoy sightseeing also! So, don’t miss these travel places in Mumbai to visit.

2. Elephanta Caves

Location: Gharupuri, Maharashtra 400094, India

Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/d5KZ3n3KkgcwSGJb7

Elephanta Caves, UNESCO World Heritage Site is called the ‘city of caves’ situated on an island in the sea of Oman close to Bombay. There are some cave temples dedicated to the Hindu God Shiva.

Indian Rock Art has been found perfectly here, especially in the main cave. The architect of this island expresses the rich cultural past. These caves were constructed about the mid5th-6th century AD. Sculptures represent a different form of Lord Shiva. The ‘Trimurti’ theme or beliefs of the Hindu religion is beautifully present here through the architectural pattern.

The combination of aesthetic beauty and sculptural art will definitely be taking you in divine feelings.

If you are of Hindu religion or you are interested to know about Hindu religious beliefs, and you are a lover of ancient architecture, must visit the place.

3. Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus

Location: DN Road Mumbai CST Area, Mumbai 400001 India.

Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/Gkn7FbHUEYkqR4Cr5

The Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus formerly known as Victoria Terminus Station is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This building is designed by F.W. Stevens. It is one of the finest functional Railway Station buildings in the world. It’s one of the best pieces of Victorian Gothic Architecture.

The station has 18 platforms. 7 are for local connections, remaining 11 are for long-distance connections.

You may think why a Railway Station is important to visit!

Let me clarify. It’s not only a Railway Station, it’s the heart of Mumbai. Its architectural beauty is the main attraction to visitors.

The royal entrance gates carry two columns. One column is crowned with Lion which represents Great Britain, and another is representing India through Tiger. Sandstone and Limestone are mainly used to form the structure.

Entry Fee: Free

Opening and Closing Time: 12.00 AM-12.00 PM (all days of the week)

4. Marine Drive

Location: Chowpatty, South Mumbai.

Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/2TWHquhQGz23YWvZ9

Marine Drive, Mumbai popularly known as Chowpatty Beach is start at the southern end of Nariman Point and ends at Girgaum Chowpatty.

At night when the coastline lights up, it seems like ‘Queen’s Necklace’. You can enjoy the sunset here with a different scenic view here. People come to walk here in the evening to enjoy the sunset. If you stay near the hotel, don’t miss late-night sceneries.

Think once, it’s midnight, and you are standing on a beautiful bridge in front of the sea. A cup of Tea is in your hand! Only the sound of the waves is continuing. Gentle breezes are flowing around you. Oh! What a feeling!

This is one of the most romantic spots in Mumbai. Dating back to the early 1920s and 1930s, the place was identified as a royal place. Many Persian houses and buildings added more beauty to the place. From which some are still remaining. Some are transformed into new forms.

Guys never skip these travel places in Mumbai to visit! And don’t miss the sunset!

Entry Fees: Free

Opening and Closing Time: 24 hours available. (24×7)

5. Red Carpet Wax Museum

Location: R City mall, 1, LBS Marg, Amrut Nagar, Ghatkopar West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400086, India.

Google map: https://goo.gl/maps/Rwn3tWtZCHJQKavY6

Entry Fees: Rs.300 per person

Opening and Closing Time: 11.00 am-10.00 pm (all days of the week).

Red Carpet! Can you guess anything? Yes! It’s about meeting with celebrities who will give you a true Red Carpet event! We all have dreamt to meet our favorite celebrity once in our life and take pictures. But we all also know that it’s so tough. But you know what? This Red Carpet Wax Museum is giving you the chance! How? You will find here beautiful wax statues of your favorite celebrities in their special style which are looking absolutely the same as real people! You can take pictures with them as you want. Every statue is surrounded by its theme and has its own ambiance along with props for one to pose and click pictures.