The commercial capital of India, Bombay is a city of entrepreneurs, clubs, offices, restaurants, cricket and Bollywood. In 1661, Charles II of England received the islands of Bombay as dowry when he married Princess Catherine de Braganza. The British government leased the islands in the British East India Company, "and they made an important port.
Today, Mumbai is the financial and cultural capital of the country, and the center of the film industry. For the thousands who come every day, Mumbai is a city full of possibilities, a "City of Dreams." The population is a real mixture - rich and the poors, Indian and foreign, famous and unknown ... they all participate at the creation of this unique energy that characterizes Bombay
Visit the Gateway of India (a large arch built to commemorate the visit of King George IV) and Mani Bhavan, Gandhi's home, the father of India for over 15 years. See Marine Drive and Victoria Station, visit the gardens suspended, and discover the Prince of Wales Museum, one of the best museums in the country.
To explore and experience the beautiful sites in Mumbai, Amazing Holidays in India provides excellent chauffeur driven car rental services, to travel in and around Mumbai at very competitive and affordable prices. Rent a car through us for airport transfers, railway station transfers, half day sightseeing tours, full day sightseeing tours and making excursions to the nearby places with our experienced and knowledgeable drivers. Our fleet includes standard cars, semi-deluxe/deluxe cars to semi-luxury/luxury cars.
| Interested Places To visit -Afghan Church, Chowpatty Beach, Gateway Of India, Haji Ali Tomb, Flora Fountain, Kamala Nehru Park, Crawford Market, Mahalakshmi, Marine Drive, Hanging Garden, Race Course, Rajabai Towers & Bombay University, Victoria Terminus , Nehru Planetarium, Taraporewala Acquarium , Jijamata Udyan, Nehru Science Centre, Prince Of Wales Museum. |
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| By Air - Mumbai has its own domestic and international airport, known as Chatrapati Shivaji international airport. Almost all airlines give their services to Mumbai. Mumbai is well connected to all major cities in India and also connected to many cities abroad including Singapore, New York, Bangok, Hong Kong and to many gulf cities. |
| By Rail - Mumbai is the headquarters of Indian railway system. Chhatrapati Shivaji Railway Station is the major one which connects all most parts of Indian cities to Mumbai. Other railway stations in Mumbai are Dadar and Kurla, and Churchgate. |
| By Road - Pune-163 kms, Nasik-185 kms, Mahabaleshwar- 239 kms, Shirdi- 307 kms, Aurangabad- 392 kms, Vadodara- 432 kms, Ahmedabad- 545 kms, Panaji- 597 kms, Hyderabad- 711 kms, Bangalore- 998 kms. |
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