Mumbai is the largest city in India and one of the most energetic and dynamic cities in the world. It is the financial capital of the country, home to the Bombay Stock Exchange, the headquarters of major Indian corporations, and the global center of the Indian film industry known as Bollywood. But Mumbai is far more than just a city of business and cinema. It is a place where colonial history, modern ambition, street food culture, and the creative arts all coexist in one bustling, never-sleeping metropolis.
The city is built on a peninsula on India's western coast and has a long relationship with the sea. The iconic Gateway of India, built in 1924 to welcome King George V, still stands as the city's most recognizable landmark overlooking the Arabian Sea. The grand Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the finest examples of Victorian Gothic architecture in the world and is still a working railway station. The neighborhood of Colaba, the waterfront promenade of Marine Drive, the caves of Elephanta Island, and the street food of Juhu Beach are all essential parts of the Mumbai experience.
This Mumbai travel guide covers everything you need to plan your visit to this incredible city, from the best time to come and the top places to see, to where to stay, what to eat, and how to get around.
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