Tourism in Mumbai

Tourism in Mumbai

 The city of Mumbai is the most popular Indian city for tourists from all over the world, because it offers them the splendor of ancient Indian civilization in its buildings, roads and neighborhoods, in addition to the preservation of their people on their customs and traditions and adherence to them and fight them all the attempts of globalization that were exposed in the years of occupation Mumbai also has many historical and tourist attractions that all tourists are keen to visit during their stay in this wonderful city, which can be listed below.

India Gate

 This gate is located on the south side of the city of Mumbai, close to the Taj Mahal Palace, which is considered one of the most important tourist destinations in India, and is the gateway to India, one of the most important monuments left by the wars that took place in India, where he built to honor 90 thousand Indian soldiers who participated in the war Afghan first World war against India and died because of it.

Chattrapati Shivaji Station

 It is also known as the Victoria Station, which is more popular among Mumbai residents than its Indian name. Victoria Station offers a wonderful expression of an architectural crossroads of different cultures, including the splendor of the Victorian gothic tradition closely associated with traditional Indian architecture. To the list of world heritage with the need to take care and preserve all the wonderful inscriptions on the domes and corners and stained glass on the windows, and can visit the station to enjoy the nature of busy Indian life inside the station, where more than half a million people a day.

The sea road

The sea route runs along the Arabian Sea coast and is one of the most beautiful places in Mumbai, which locals prefer to visit in the evening to enjoy the spectacular sunsets. The sea route can be explored under the light of the large number of lights along the coast.

Crawford Market

The Crawford Market is located to the north of Victoria Station, where it was established in 1869 to make it a wholesale market. It was then moved to the new Mumbai area and added to its new colorful and gothic décor.

Haj Ali Mosque

 The Haj Ali Mosque is located on a small island near Mumbai, which can be reached by boat. Visitors to the mosque can enjoy the spiritual tranquility and discovery of the Islamic religion in India after passing a large number of street vendors and queues waiting for their roles to go to the mosque.