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India - Be in the Rendezvous land of color,
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 The Gateway of India This Indo-saracenic style architecture was built in 1911 and opened to public in 1924 to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary for the Delhi Durbar. Historically also this is an important monument as the last British troops left Independent India by sea marching through its portals. |
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 Elephanta Island It is a small island situated 10 km across the Bombay harbour which is famous for its rock cut caves of 6th century. A shiv temple in side the Island is the fine example of the rock cut architecture. |
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» Haji Ali's Mosque – This eighteenth century monument
contains the tomb of Muslim Sufi saint Haji Ali and is a famous
pilgrimage site for Muslims.» Juhu Beach : Juhu is situated 30 km from the city centre is one of the famous sea beaches of India and is the perfect place to spend an evening by the sea. » Prince of Wales Museum : This is one of the best museum of the country. The building of the museum was built in the year 1914 in the honour of the Prince of Wales on his first visit to India. The museum houses a variety of collections of art, sculpture, old coins and miniature paintings. » Mahalaxmi Temple : This is one of the famous temple of Mumbai dedicated to the goddess of wealth, Mahalaxmi which attracts thousands of devotees from all over India. Shopping In Mumbai Mumbai is a shoppers paradise with a number shopping places such as Mangaldas Market, Chor Bazaar, Zaveri Bazaar and Mutton Street. Chor bazaar is famous for its antique objects, jewellery, wooden articles, leather ware and the Craw ford Market is one of the best fruits & vegetables market in Mumbai. Climate Mumbai has a moderate climate and can be visited through out the year. During summer especially from March to June the city experiences a high temperature with temperature rising beyond 30 degrees C but the winters i.e from November to March offers pleasant climate with temperature varies from 8 to 25 degrees C. The most perfect time to visit is between October to March. June to August is the monsoon season with heavy rain fall. Reaching Mumbai Mumbai is the international gateway of India and can be easily accessible by Air, Rail & Road. » Air : Mumbai has one of the busiest international airport which connects the city with all the major destinations in world and the other parts of India. » Rail : It is the headquarter of the central & western railway zones. Regular train services connect it with all the major cities of India. Dadar, Churchgate, Kurla and Chattrapati Shivaji Terminal are the main railway stations. » Road : Excellent motorable road network connects the city with all the major tourist destinations in India.
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