Which is the best Mumbai to Pune Airport Taxi?

The most beautiful place in Mumbai, it is a magical city with a vibe that cannot be felt anywhere else. Yes, residents of other metropolitans might have raised eyebrows after this statement of mine but one has to agree with me that Mumbai does have something about it! Housing India’s most prolific film industry; some of Asia’s biggest slums as well as world’s most expensive homes along with the largest tropical forest in an urban area, the city truly mirrors the diversity that India is known for. Not only this, the city can fill pages after pages when it comes to rich history and it can give any place in the country a good run for money when it comes to nightlife. The bottomline is Mumbai is truly a place to see in India, something that will engage your memories for days after the tour as well. There is something for everyone and in enough quantity to blow one’s mind up! Without further ado, let me share with you a list of top 35 places to visit in Mumbai, so in case you are planning a trip to this action packed city, you do not miss out even on one aspect of it.

Gateway of India Gateway of India is the major landmark of Mumbai City. Built in the 20th Century to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to Mumbai. Located at the tip of Apollo Bunder, the gateway overlooks the Mumbai harbour that is bordered by Arabian Sea in the Colaba district. Gateway of India is constituted of a large arch, with a height of 26m and is done in Indo-Saracenic style. However, if one looks closely, traces of Muslim architectural styles can also be seen in the edifice. Another top attraction in Mumbai, Elephant Caves are located close to the Gateway of India, and tourists can travel on motor boats to reach there. Also, Taj Mahal Hotel, which is India’s most prestigious and luxurious hotel is situated close to the Gateway of India. Therefore along with visiting Gateway of India, one can catch up on two other important tourist attractions in Mumbai. Elephanta Caves Situated at a 10 km radius from Gateway of India is one of the major tourist places in Mumbai, the Elephanta Caves. The caves are said to be one of the oldest rock cut structures in the country and is a perfect example of archaic Indian art associated to the cult of Lord Shiva. It is reckoned that the caves were adorned with sculptures between in 6th or the 8th century. The island on which the caves are built was originally known as Gharapuri and is a quiet and picturesque island with green foliage and harmless primates. The three-headed Shiva sculpture called Maheshmurti is the main attraction of this island. Apart from it the sculptures of Shiva, in the ‘Shiva Nataraja’ and ‘Ardhanarishvara’ forms are also worth seeing in Elephanta Caves. Juhu Beach Probably one of the most visited places in Mumbai, Juhu Beach is situated in Vile Parle. Juhu Beach comes to life mostly in the evening, when people from all walks of life visit here to enjoy sunset, play in the water and treat their taste buds with street food like Bhel Puri and Pav Bhaji. Marine Drive Marine Drive is a long stretch of C shaped road in South Mumbai besides the Arabian Sea. Bollywood movies have popularised this spot and turned this 3.6 km boulevard overlooking the ocean into the go-to romantic place in Mumbai. Head over here with your girlfriend and witness the mesmerising panoramic view of the city during sunset. Bandra Fort Castella de Aguada, popularly known as the Bandra Fort is situated in the suburb of Bandra. Built in 1640, this fort has appeared in many Bollywood movies like Dil Chahta Hai, Jaane Tu..Ya Jaane Na. Head over here during the evening as the sun sets and watch the Bandra-Worli Sea Link all lit up. It is stunning.

Which is the best Mumbai to Pune Airport Taxi?

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