Mumbai Tourism Packages

Mumbai, a city that never sleeps, renders you innumerable opportunities to have fun. What used to be a cluster of seven islands in 1661, presented to King Charles as dowry for marrying the Portuguese Princess Catherine de Braganza, today epitomizes modernism in all its glory. Its present picture is defined by bustling markets, aesthetically designed business parks and modern edifices.Mumbai tourism has a lot to offer when it comes to things that one can get involved in. In fact, the fast life in the city has given rise to many fast food outlets that can be found at every corner. Especially when it comes to street food such as bhel puri, pav-bhaji, vada-pav and kebabs, the city is unparalleled.Majorly known as a shopper’s delight, Mumbai is a place where you get anything under the sun. There are ethnic markets, exclusive boutiques, mini markets and bazaars where you can get the best bargain buys and there is hardly anything that will be hard to find. Next in line is the personality of the city as a hub of performing arts. Home to the Hindi film industry, Bollywood, the city keeps hosting events of music, dance, drama, and other entertainment performances almost every other night and you might even catch a glimpse of some Bollywood superstars while you are on the move. The most fascinating aspect of the place is its night life. The city transforms into a thriving hub of parties as the sun dies down. So if you are touring with a big group, head to a fancy bar or a pub and ensure that your nocturnal plans are sprinkled with unlimited fun. The best part about Mumbai is that the dedicated safety and security system allows everyone to enjoy without any worries.One of the main reasons why tourism has soared up is because of the huge number of interesting places to visit here. As a tourist, this city never disappoints with its attractions and with the presence of some scintillating hill stations like Khandala and Lonavala around (both being a couple of drive hours away), and pilgrimage sites like Ajanta-Ellora caves and Shirdi, you surely have a lot to see and experience. Mumbai houses UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Elephanta Caves, Chattrapati Shivaji Terminus and other famous spots like the Gateway of India, Hanging Garden, Siddhivinayak Temple, Mahalaxmi Temple, Marine Drive, Chowpatty Beach, Juhu Beach etc. These are just a handful of the big treasure trove the place hosts, you might have to make multiple visits for visiting the rest. Reaching the city is a hassle-free issue, as it is connected to major cities around the world by air. Domestic tourists can also take the more budget-friendly trains as the city is well connected via rail as well. You can also travel by bus or car, but it is only advisable for those staying in and around Maharashtra to avoid long travelling hours.The Gateway of India overlooking the Arabian Sea, is a unique landmark that was constructed to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary in December 1911. It is a major tourist attraction in Mumbai and is often the starting point of tourists for sightseeing. No matter if you are vacationing with family or holidaying with your group, Gateway of India is the touring hub for all. You can even board a steamer or hire a boat to head towards the Elephanta Caves that date back to the 5th and 8th centuries. It represents the Hindu and Buddhist cultures from its rock cut sculptures. There are two groups of caves and seven caves in total out of which five represent Hindu culture and two represent Buddhist culture. As per the archaeological excavations, these caves exhibit reign of several dynasties in India from the Mauryan rulers, Badami Chalukyas, and the Portuguese and British invasions.The Marine Drive, walking distance away from the Gateway, is one of the most scenic locations and a place where you can end up spending hours without getting bored for even a moment. If you are with family, then the kids have enough space to play around without much worry for safety. If you are with friends, this is where most of your pictures will be clicked. The Marine Drive is a three-kilometre long C-shaped lane of both road and concrete along the coastline of the Arabian Sea. It is a posh area where many known personalities and celebrities have their houses. The Marine Drive is dubbed as the Queen’s Necklace as it resembles a string of pearls. The Chowpatty Beach adjoins the Marine Drive and is one of the most visited beaches in Mumbai. It is a favourite hangout spot for tourists, couples, families, and anyone who wants to enjoy some fresh air. Head to one of the street vendors to snack upon some Mumbai delicacies like bhel puri, batata puri, pav bhaji and other items.The Hanging Garden has enjoyed its position among the top tourist attractions for years. It is only a few kilometres away from the Gateway of India and Marine Drive and perched on top of the Malabar Hill and opposite to the Kamala Nehru Park. From here you will get one of the most fascinating sunset views over the Arabian Sea.The Sanjay Gandhi National Park is a dense forest and has many sylvan lakes. You will be coming across many wild animals here and with the Lion Safari you will surely come across some lions and tigers. A tour of this park is as enthralling for adults as it is for the little kids, you will be mesmerised. Heading up the hill in the park are the Kanheri Caves. It is where the Buddhist monks practiced austerities in the 1st century AD and there are many tiny cells with huge pillars.At the Taraporewala Aquarium there is a good collection of marine animals. The Mahalaxmi Temple and the Siddhivinayak Temple are dedicated to Goddess Laxmi and Lord Ganesh respectively and are some of the most sacred Temples. The Haji Ali Dargah is located on an islet off the Worli coast and has some exquisite architecture.The presence of a huge number of attractions, topped with such rich history is what makes Mumbai one of the most attractive and tourist clad cities in India. There is no particular season when you can visit the metropolis as it experiences a tropical wet and dry climate. Though it is advisable that you plan it out after the monsoon months as the showers won’t trouble your tour plans and you also get to see the festive mood of the city during Ganesh Chaturthi, and Diwali. This is why our Mumbai tourism packages will come in handy for you. With our well-crafted itinerary, you will be able to explore the best side of the city in one trip, without worrying too much.