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2. 1. Gateway of India One of the most distinguishing landmarks
that signify the city, the Gateway of India came into existence in
the year 1924 during the British Raj to celebrate the arrival of
King George V and Queen Mary to Bombay. The structure marks the
area as one of Indias major ports symbolized elements of
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3. 2. Haji Ali A paramount religious site in Mumbai, Haji Ali
is situated 500 yards from the shoreline in the middle of the
Arabian Sea that houses the tomb of Muslim Saint Pir Haji Ali Shah
Bukhari. This 400 year old structure is not just marvelled at for
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4. 3. Juhu Beach Juhu can be defined as one of the largest and
most sought after beaches in India. It is a hot-spot for elite
celebrity homes andfilm personality sightings located in the
suburbs of the city making it one of the most eminent tourist
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5. 4. Marine Drive Popularly referred to as the Queens
Necklace, Marine Drive is a 4 km long promenade located in South
Bombay. One of the most beautiful roads in Mumbai, a birds-eye view
of this stretch looks magnificent at night with the lights making
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6. 5. Chowpatty Beach The south Bombay equivalent of Juhu
beach, Chowpatty beach is situated at the northern end of the
famous stretch that is affectionately referred to as the Queens
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7. 6. The Bombay High Court The Bombay High Court is one of the
oldest and most distinguished high courts in the country. This
supreme structure was built during the years between 1871 and 1878
and is marveled at for its Gothic style of architecture.
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8. 7. Chor Bazaar - Thieves Market Mumbais Chor Bazaar whose
literal translation is Thieves Market first came into being due to
the stolen goods that were sold here thus living up to its name. It
is mostly reputed for the plethora of gorgeous antique goods and
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9. 8. Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghat This is the one spot in the
Mahalaxmi region of Mumbai where the entire citys dirty laundry
gets painstakingly hand-washed by hardworking dhobis or laundrymen.
The Mahalaxmi Dhobi Ghat was formed in 1890 to cater to Mumbais
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10. 9. Mumbai Dabbawalas The word dabbawala in Hindi translates
to one who carries the box. In this case, box is the tiffin or
container in which food is kept to be delivered later. The Dabba
system became prevalent only in Mumbai and is a characteristic
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11. 10. Kala Ghoda Art Precinct The renowned Kala Ghoda Art
Precinct is a stretch from South Mumbais Regal Circle at the
southern end of MG road, north of Mumbai university road. Kala
Ghoda, whose literal translation is Black Horse, came into being
due to a black equestrian statue of King Edward VII during the
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12. 11. Film City in Goregaon The Film city is one of the main
highlights of Mumbai thus making it one of the most
favouritetourist places to visitin Mumbai. Well-equipped with a
multitude of studios that house artificial mountains, lakes,
gardens, cities and villages, that make it difficult to distinguish
real from fake, the film city is a dream world for tourists
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13. 12. Elephanta Island Marooned about 9 Kms away from the
Gateway of India in the middle of Mumbai Harbour is one of the
prominent places to visit in Mumbai. Housing a labyrinth of
rock-cut temples, their artwork represents some of the most
intricate and impressive carvings in India. Thrillophilia.com 2014
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14. 13. Siddhivinayak Temple A Hindu temple dedicated to the
Lord Shri Ganesh is a standing testament of beauty and
architecture. Constructed in 1801, the temple entertains thousands
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15. 14. Kanheri Caves One of the airiest places in the city,
Kanheri Caves is where you should head to for a breather from the
pollution and noise of the humdrum city life. Nestled in the Sanjay
Gandhi National Park at Borivali, the caves are affectionately
termed as the lungs of the city due to its green environs and
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16. 15. Essel World Popularised by the advertisement from the
90s, EsselWorld is a fun-filled theme park situated in Gorai,
Mumbai. Housing some of the most thrilling rides and fun
activities, it attracts people from all over the country.
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17. 16. Sanjay Gandhi National Park The national park
previously known as Borivali National Park is a large wildlife
reserve protected in the northern suburbs of Mumbai. It may not be
as large or exotic as other national parks in the country but its
accessibility is why it is popular. For a tranquil time away from
the hustle of the city, take off to these environs.
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18. 17. Remains of Fort St. George For those who have always
wondered why the Fort area in South Mumbai is named such, this is
the answer. Many are unaware that the Fort district got its name
from a fort that used to exist here. Built during the colonial era
by the British East India Company, the structure is 1.6 km long and
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19. 18. Historic 18th Century Homes Think Portuguese, think
architecture. Head to the beautiful village of Khotachiwadi to be
transported back in time to an era before Bombay even became a
city. With narrow winding lanes decorating this hamlet, the
Portuguese-styled bungalows and homes are reminiscent of the 18th
century architecture and are a pleasant treat to the eye.
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20. 19. Dharavi Slum The largest slum in Asia, Dharavi breaks
all stereotypes of a slum and is far from being a habitat for the
impoverished and underprivileged. Contrary to popular notion, it is
home to some of the most industrious, inspired and creative people,
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21. 20. Worli Seaface A favourite hangout situated south of the
picturesque Sea link from Bandra, WorliSeaface is another one of
Bombays promenades. It is one of the top places in the city for one
to experience the epic monsoons that offer a remarkable view of the
angry waves rising up onto the road. The magnificent view of the
BandraWorli Sea Link is another sight that must
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23. 21. Panvel Situated in the Raigad district of Maharashtra,
Panvel is popularly known as the gateway of the Konkan region. It
houses some interesting tourist attractions such as the Karnala
Bird Sanctuary, Gadeshwar Dam, Bet El Synagogue and the preserved
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24. 22. Karnala Fort Popularly known as the Funnel Hill, the
Karnala Fort resides 10 km from Panvel in the Raigad district of
Maharashtra. It is enveloped amidst the green thickets of the
Karnala Bird Sanctuary on the Mumbai-Goa highway surrounded by
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25. 23. Karjat A beautiful tourist spot in the backdrop of Bhor
Ghat in the Raigad district of Maharashtra, Karjat city is sought
after by trekking enthusiasts. Surrounded by undulating hills of
the Western Ghats and accompanied by the river Ulhas, Karjat is one
of the most ideal places to visit near Mumbai on a weekend.
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26. 24. Durshet A forest buried in the mountain ranges of
Sahyadri, Durshet is a picturesque getaway for those seeking peace
from the chaos of the city. Home to several cascading waterfalls,
hot water springs in Uddhar, PaliGanapati Temple, MahadGanapati
Temple and Old Pali Fort are some of the main attractions of
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27. 25. Khandala A hill station in Maharashtra that shot to
fame after being featured in a popular Bollywood song, Khandala is
only 5 kms from Lonavala. Nestled among the thickets of the
Sahyadri Mountain Range, Khandala offers pleasant weather
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28. 26. Matheran Literally meaning forest on top, the quaint
town of Matheran resides on a plateau towards the western part of
the Western Ghats. It is renowned for its rich biodiversity as the
place hosts various species of flora and fauna. Moreover the hill
station offers an enviable view of the steep Western ghats and
village-dotted plains in the distance from its various
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29. 27. Lonavala A popular hill station that is synonymous with
Khandala, Lonavala is plonked in Sahyadri ranges between the Deccan
Plateau and Konkan coast. The Tungi Fort of Lonavala is among the
well-known tourist spots. There are also several caves present
around the city such as Karla Caves, Bhaja Caves and the Bedsa
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30. 28. Alibag Beach Alibag beach is one of the most prominent
beaches in Alibaug town of Maharashtra. Among all the beaches, this
one has the blackest sands. One of its main tourist attractions
apart from the allure of the seashore is the beautiful view of
Kolaba Fort. For a respite away from the city, Alibag happens to be
one of the more popular places to visit near Mumbai.
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31. 29. Kamshet A sleepy village residing amidst the woods of
the Western Ghats, Kamshet is known as a paragliders paradise.
Located close to the twin hill stations of Khandala and Lonavala,
Kamshet is a hamlet known for its rustic nature. The lush greenery,
serene rippling water bodies and hilly terrains make this place an
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32. 30. Igatpuri A famous hill station in the Nasik district of
Maharashtra, Igatpuri city has a rugged terrain complementing the
scenic view it offers. There are several ancient temples in the
region that attract numerous tourists, including GhatandeviMandir.
There are also other picturesque lakes, dams and valleys that add
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33. 31. Malshej Ghat One of the most scenic places to take off
to, MalshejGhat is a mountain pass nestled in the lofty terrain of
the Western Ghats region in Thane district of Maharashtra. Home to
several cascading waterfalls and dams, whats interesting is that
Malshej Ghat attracts the most exotic flamingoes during the monsoon
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34. 32. Murud - Janjira Fort Murud-Janjira is the local name of
a fort situated on an island off the coastal village of Murud in
Raigad district of Maharashtra. It is situated on an oval- shaped
rock off the Arabian sea near the port town of Murud. The fort
entertains tourists with its splendid view of the sea as well as
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