Mumbai, the city of dreams
For one-dollar vegetarian meals and cutting edge contemporary Japanese cuisine. For colonial mansions, 27-storey family homes and streets of matchbox apartments. For morning ragas and after-hours rock and roll. For performances that start late and bars that shut early. For milky chai and gourmet coffee. For train tracks and Bollywood soundtracks. For villages within a metropolis. For outsiders with inside information. For 16 million people. No place on earth is quite like Mumbai.
Not as clean and well preserved as Oval Maidan, Azad Maidan, opposite the Victoria...
The holy lake of Banganga, was built sometime between the 9th and 13th centuries, and the...
Designed by British engineer Col. Fuller in Gothic revival in the Early English style, the...
If the central suburban railway line is Mumbai's main artery, then _Chhatrapati Shivaji...
The Chor Bazaar marketplace originated as a place where stolen goods were bought and sold.
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It's officially called Mahatma Phule market now, but the thousands of people who make special...
If you leave Mumbai without at least visiting the Dadar Flower Market your experience is...
Around the seventh century AD, a prince of the Chalukya dynasty – a political dynasty...
Oval Maidan is a popular recreational ground just south of Churchgate. The oval shaped...
There are not many docks open to the public in Mumbai, but the largest of them, Sassoon Docks,...
The University of Mumbai (formerly known as University of Bombay) was founded by Dr Jhon...