Question 1

Which is the best time to visit Mumbai for sightseeing?

Accepted Answer

Mumbai is frequented by tourists all throughout the year. However, the winter months from November to February are best for outdoor activities and sightseeing. The days are cool and the temperature at night seldom drops below 10 degrees.

Question 2

Which all places are good for sightseeing in Mumbai?

Accepted Answer

Mumbai is full of beautiful places to visit and roam around:The iconic ‘Gate way of India’ on the Mumbai harbor front is a popular tourist haunt and depicts the grandeur of the British era.
‘Haji Ali’ the shrine of Saint Pir Haji Ali stands in the middle of Arabian Sea and is a marvel of Indo-Islamic architecture.
The Dargah complex is also known for delectable Mughalai cuisine like kebabs and biryani. A trip to Elephanta Island to witness the intricate artwork and carvings in the temples inside elephanta caves. The temples are cut into the rocks with charming patios, corridors, and columns.
The famous ‘Siddhivinayak Temple’ of Lord Ganesha is known for its alluring architecture and beauty.
‘ChhatrapatiShivajiMaharajVastuSangrahalaya’ is the most premier art and history museum in India. This is also known as Prince of Wales Museum of India and has rare displays depicting the rich culture and heritage of our nation.
‘Mount Mary Church’ is a quaint and peaceful church located on a hillock in Bandra.
A walk during sunset on the famous ‘Chowpatty Beach’ while enjoying the famous Mumbai street food is surly one of the best things to do in Mumbai.

Question 3

Which all things are must to do in Mumbai?

Accepted Answer

Mumbai is known as the city of dreams and is quite a tourist destination.

Some of the best places to see are: Gateway of India, Haji Ali, Elephanta Island, Siddhivinayak Temple, and Essel World.
A drive through Marine drive or the Queen’s necklace is one of the most breathtaking sites at night with glittering view of the city skyline.
A walk along the Bandra Promenade overlooking the Arabian Sea with swaying palm trees nourishes the soul.
Mumbai is also home of Bollywood and a visit to Goregaon Film City with its many set and studios housing artificial mountains, lakes, villages, and cities is a wonder for tourists. The tours will show you clipping of different Bollywood movies, dubbing acts and light and sound experience.
Hanging Gardens in Malabar Hill are famous for their lush green vegetation and interesting animal shaped fences. The gardens offer a stunning view Of the Arabian Sea. Tantalize and tease your taste buds with the famous Mumbai Street Foods like VadaPao, Bhel and enjoy authentic Parsi cuisine in the town area.
Walk around the Colaba Causeway Market to pick trinkets at reasonable prices.

Question 4

How much time would I require for a Mumbai sightseeing trip?

Accepted Answer

Keep two-three days for sightseeing. Most of the sight-seeing places are in South Mumbai, so visit all these places together. A visit to the Elephanta caves and the Film City will take half a day. If you plan to visit Essel World, then keep one more day as it takes a full day to explore all the rides.

Question 5

Are there any bus/taxi services which will help me with sightseeing in Mumbai?

Accepted Answer

A quick sightseeing tour will give you a perspective of the city. ‘Mumbai Darshan’ provides taxi services with complete city tours. You can book the car of your choice depending on your budget.
 
The car will pick you up at 9 AM and drop you back to the hotel/guest house by evening 7 PM. The Mumbai Darshan Tour by the state government will take you to about 60 sight-seeing destinations in AC buses/taxi with experienced guides, who give a running commentary.

Question 6

What all meals I must try in Mumbai? Which are some famous restaurants I must visit?

Accepted Answer

Mumbai cuisine is known for its native, borrowed, refurbished and reinterpreted food.

The trademark VadaPao, PaoBhaji, SevPuri, Bhel are a gastronomic delight for all.
The Juhu Beach and Chowpatty are the best places to get these authentic chaats.
The Konkan food in Mutton Masala and Tisriya is known for delicious fish curries and sol curry.
Try traditional simple yet delectable Maharashtrian meal consisting of VaratBhat, Usat, thaliPeeth and Kharwas in small restaurants in lanes of Dadar.
The Udipi restaurants are known for their South Indian food and have outlets in all parts of the city.
The Muhammad Ali road for its delectable kebabs and biryanis.
‘Britannia’ ‘Jimmy Boy’ are some of the oldest Irani cafes in the old town area.

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