Mumbai – Bollywood Of The East – What’s Fun?

Located in western India, Mumbai used to be called Bombay - ‘mother of cities’.
Mumbai tourism - Bollywood of the East - what is fun?
Once famous for silk products, Mumbai with the nickname: Bollywood Asia has become the land converging the number one stars on both Indian silver screen and catwalk.
• TOURIST VISIT
1. Triumphal arch (also known as the Indian subject)
Built in 1931, the large door to commemorate the soldiers who died in World War 1, it is also known as "Indian soldiers commemorative stele".
This is a French-style construction, at the top there is a large round oil lamp with a diameter of 3

.6m wide, when it comes to a big holiday, this lamp is lit.
The names of more than 90,000 soldiers are engraved on this door. The gate is located near the beach, behind the tourist pier, opposite the majestic Taj Mahal hotel
The entrance to the Arc de Triomphe - Photo: Wanderers
Elephanta cave: is a monkey island with many delicate carvings in the heart of the cave appearing from the 6th to 8th centuries.



You will admire a world-famous masterpiece in that rock hole. is a 5m high Marhesmurty 3-sided idol. Buy high-speed boat tickets and go from the Arc de Triomphe station.
An exquisitely carved statue inside the cave - Photo: Travelrope
3. Malabar Hill: there is a hanging garden at the top of the hill - where you can watch the sunrise in the ocean, there is the famous Buddhist temple "Jain Temple" and Kamala Nehru park with attractive, blurry streets. .
Outside Jain Temple - Photo: travelrope
4 Marine Drive: A promenade along the Chowpatty coast that connects nearby attractions.



At night when the lights are lit, this place is known as the "necklace of the queen" attracting thousands of Mumbai tourists to watch the night sea.
Chowpatty Coast always attracts tourists when coming to Mumbai - Photo: mountainsoftravel
5. Victorian Central Station: with the most beautiful Gothic building in the Victorian period, together with the Western railway central office building. Looming nearby is the romantic Flora fountain. From here, going to Crawford market is quite convenient for visitors.
Once a British colony, the station building was similar in architecture to the motherland - Photo: thousandwonders
6. Haji Ali Temple: a castle rising in the ocean, used to be the tomb of Haji Ali. Every day, many devotees visit the temple to pray for their saints however the entire temple is only visible during low tide.




Outside Haji Ali Temple - Photo: namasteIndia
Want to visit the temple, visitors have to wait for low tide - Photo: backpackerlee
• CULTURE TOURISM
The year-round festival is also a feature of this colorful India. There are festivals with religious functions or religious origins, related to the gods in the genealogy. During the ceremony, they often hold a procession of worship (Ya-tra).
Another unique form of tradition is the construction of flower wagons. On a car, people built a massive temple made of spokes and paperboard, sometimes as high as a 2 - 3 storey house.
On the carriage decorated with colorful colors, people make flowers, leaves, display images, and light incense. The monks and drum musicians sat on a flower carriage while accompanying and performing, while the devotees ran after clinging to the car to get their money.
There is a festival that is only secular, expressing the needs of the community life of the common classes, so it is organized more simply and does not have processions.



People dragged each other to somewhere outdoors to pray for good luck.
The people participated enthusiastically ...
... in annual Mumbai processions
• TOURIST SHOPPING
The people of Mumbai are very friendly, talking and shaking their heads all the time means understanding the problem.



So if you go shopping, when you have fallen and see your friend shaking his head, please wait to leave!
To satisfy your shopping pleasure, do not forget to visit Bandra, Colaba, Crawfort market selling all kinds of fabrics, candies, and leather goods in Dharavi area. Along the main streets, there are many stalls selling shoes, baby clothes, linens, scarves, rubby ... or if you want a luxurious place, World Trade Center is waiting for you!
Do not forget to buy local specialties at flea markets - Photo: fireflydaily
• ENTERTAINMENT AND FOOD
Mumbai is also known as "the city without sleep" because it is impossible to limit the day and night. The nightlife here with many restaurants, dance floors, casinos, café bars and cinemas will make you even a tiring day to visit, shopping must also "save" energy for the steps. passionate and stylish dance when the night comes.
Most dance floors charge entrance fees and some only allow you to enter with a person of the opposite sex! Some of the popular bar addresses are: Havoc, Bonaparte's, Avalon…
Traveling to Mumbai, do not forget to enjoy the various specialties here.



Especially the curry dishes with so many typical spices that after eating, breath and sweat will be ....

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