2025 Mumbai Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#cruiseholiday Fresh off India’s first premium cruise ship, Cordelia (operated by Waterways Leisure), and I’m here to tell you—this is Bollywood meets high seas! Think: thumping music, unlimited food, and sunset views of the Arabian Sea. Perfect for groups, families, and couples craving a quick getaway. Here’s the masaledar truth! ✨ FIRST IMPRESSIONS ✅ The Ship: Mid-sized but glam (704 cabins, 12 decks)—think Bollywood-themed parties, a casino, and a pool with a DJ. ✅ Vibe: High-energy, desi fun—expect bhangra at sunset, kitty parties, and masti all night. ✅ Crowd: 90% Indian travelers—families, honeymooners, and friend squads. 🌴 ITINERARY HIGHLIGHTS (From Mumbai) 2N/3N Cruises: Goa (beach day!) or "Cruise to Nowhere" (pure onboard fun). Day 1: Sailaway party with dhol beats and garma-garam snacks. Day 2: Pool games, silent disco, and Bollywood trivia. Day 3: Return to Mumbai (already missing the unlimited chai). 🍽️ FOOD & DRINKS (Pure Swadisht Heaven) ✔️ Included: Buffet: North/South Indian, Chinese, Continental (hello, butter chicken and dosa stations!). 24/7 Café: Samosa, sandwiches, and maggi for midnight cravings. ✔️ Worth the Splurge: Grill House (juicy kebabs + sea views). Alcohol Packages (because thodi life, thoda vodka). 🎉 ENTERTAINMENT (Masti Unlimited) Must-Do: Bollywood Night (dance to "Naatu Naatu" under the stars!). Hidden Gem: Karaoke Rooms (sing "Tum Hi Ho" without judgment). Skip If: You hate crowds—this ship is always buzzing! 💰 TIPS FOR SMART CRUISERS ✔️ Book early for balcony cabins (worth it for sunset chai views). ✔️ Carry cash for tips and port shopping. ✔️ Pack: Swimwear, ethnic wear for theme nights, and extra stomach space. 👍 FINAL VERDICT ✅ Perfect For: Indians craving a quick, fun escape or NRI friends visiting home. ❌ Skip If: You want quiet luxury or global cuisine. 🌟 Desi Fun Score: 9/10 (Bura na mano, Holi hai!)

🌆 Mumbai Marvels: A City That Never Sleeps! 🏙️ 📍 Itinerary Overview: A 2-day adventure exploring Mumbai's iconic landmarks and local vibes. 🚩 Sightseeing Route: Start at Gateway of India, move to Marine Drive, and end at Bandra Bandstand. 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions: Elephanta Caves, Colaba Causeway, and Juhu Beach. 🚇 Transportation: Local trains, auto-rickshaws, and Uber for convenience. 📷 Photo Spots: Marine Drive at sunset, street art in Bandra, and the iconic CST station. 🍜 Local Cuisine: Vada Pav, Pav Bhaji, and authentic Maharashtrian Thali. 🏠 Accommodation: Luxury stay at The Taj or budget-friendly hostels in Colaba. 💡 Tips: Carry cash, avoid peak traffic hours, and dress comfortably.

#favouriteitinerary Marine Drive in Mumbai is an iconic promenade, offering breathtaking views of the city’s skyline. As you stroll along this bustling stretch, the shimmering sea to one side contrasts beautifully with the towering buildings on the other, creating a perfect blend of nature and modernity. The view of the skyline, especially during sunset, is mesmerizing, as the setting sun paints the sky in hues of orange and pink, while the city’s lights start to twinkle. Marine Drive is often called the “Queen’s Necklace” because of the way the streetlights form a glowing curve, resembling a necklace from an aerial view. Whether you’re taking a relaxing walk, enjoying a peaceful moment by the water, or simply admiring the view, Marine Drive offers one of the most unforgettable sights in Mumbai.

#favouriteitinerary Antilia, Mumbai’s most extravagant and one of the world’s most expensive private residences, stands tall as a symbol of wealth and opulence. Located on Altamount Road in South Mumbai, this 27-story mansion is owned by Mukesh Ambani, the chairman of Reliance Industries. With its futuristic design, Antilia is a marvel of architecture and engineering, featuring a combination of modern and traditional elements. The building’s massive structure includes multiple levels of underground parking, several swimming pools, a health center, a ballroom, and even a snow room—an artificial snowfall experience within the building. Its stunning façade, complete with glass and intricate patterns, makes it a standout against Mumbai’s skyline. While the residence is not open to the public, its sheer size and architectural beauty continue to captivate those who pass by, adding a touch of glamour and sophistication to the city. It’s a remarkable sight to behold and a testament to the growing wealth and luxury in one of the world’s most populous cities.

We started our journey from The Orchid Hotel Mumbai Vile Parle and called an Uber to take us to the entrance of Sanjay Gandhi National Park for 330 rupees. There was no sign at the entrance, it seemed like it was under construction. Walk inside and keep to the left to find the ticket queue for Sanjay Gandhi National Park, which costs 94 rupees per person. Once inside, you'll find bicycle rentals, buses, and private car rentals. From reading reviews and watching YouTube, most people choose to take the bus to the caves. I'm not sure about the price, but it was very crowded, so we didn't choose this option. The distance from the ticket booth to the caves is about 5 kilometers. Those who choose bicycles are usually foreigners or Indian couples enjoying a leisurely ride. If you're not physically fit, it's not recommended. The path has some gentle slopes, but as you get closer to the entrance, there's a steep uphill curve. We chose to rent a private car for 1550 rupees. The driver took us to the caves and waited for 1.5 hours before taking us back to the park entrance. Payment was made in cash after returning. The driver was a local resident of the park area and mentioned that their village has no water or electricity. He also showed us spotted deer living in the park. At the cave entrance, there's another checkpoint where you can get a discount with a Thai passport. After paying in cash, you can explore at your leisure and meet the driver at the agreed time. On the way back, we took an Uber for 320 rupees to the hotel. This concludes the self-guided tour of Kanheri Caves, without getting lost and saving money compared to a tour package.

| Radisson Mumbai Andheri MIDC. Hey guys👋, today I want to share with you the amazing hotel I stayed at in Mumbai - Radisson Mumbai Andheri MIDC✨. It offers great value for money and is super comfortable, so I have to recommend it! 📍Great Location The hotel is located in the Andheri MIDC area of Mumbai, which is a great location👍! It's surrounded by a bustling commercial area with lots of malls and restaurants to meet all your dining and entertainment needs🍔. It's also very convenient for transportation, close to subway and bus stations, making it easy and quick to get to popular attractions in Mumbai or the airport🚇✈️. 🛏️Comfortable Rooms When you walk into the room, the simple yet stylish decor is eye-catching✨. The room is spacious and well laid out, so it doesn't feel crowded at all. The bed is soft and comfortable, and the bedding is skin-friendly and clean, so I can have sweet dreams every night😴. The room is also well soundproofed, and when you close the windows, the noise from outside is instantly isolated. The large windows let in plenty of light, and the room is warm and cozy during the day when the sun shines in🌞. The bathroom is clean and tidy, with a full range of toiletries that smell great, and I feel like all the fatigue of the day is washed away when I take a shower🛀. 🍱Great Dining The hotel offers a wide variety of dining options! The restaurant offers a variety of cuisines, including authentic Indian dishes and international cuisine. The Indian curry is rich and authentic, with just the right combination of spices, and every bite is a delight😋. Breakfast is also plentiful, with fresh fruit, bread, hot drinks, and a variety of Indian snacks to start your day off right🥪. 🏋️‍♂️Great Facilities The hotel also has great facilities. The fitness center is equipped with a variety of advanced fitness equipment, so whether you want to do cardio or strength training, you can find what you need💪. There's also a beautiful swimming pool, and in the heat of Mumbai, it's a great place to jump in and swim🏊. 💁‍♀️Great Service The hotel staff is very friendly and helpful, from the smiling and patient front desk staff when you check in to the helpful staff during your stay, they make you feel very welcome. They are always responsive to guests' needs and provide efficient service, making you feel at home🤗. In short, Radisson Mumbai Andheri MIDC is a great value hotel, perfect for business trips or vacations💕. I highly recommend it to everyone, don't miss this hidden gem when you come to Mumbai!

✨ I can't even! My trip to Mumbai was made so much better by my stay at the Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai. I was blown away by the experience! 🏨 The hotel is the epitome of luxury! The building's modern, minimalist design stands out against the Mumbai skyline. The lobby is spacious and decorated with chandeliers that give it a luxurious feel. Every detail reflects the Four Seasons' commitment to excellence. 🛏 The room was perfect! It was spacious and well laid out. The bed was so soft and comfortable that I didn't want to get up. The decor was unique and incorporated local elements. From the ornaments to the paintings, everything was full of local flavor. The view was amazing. I could see the whole city from my window. The hustle and bustle of the day and the lights at night were mesmerizing. 🍱 The food was amazing! The restaurant served a variety of dishes, from traditional Indian to international cuisine. The Indian dishes were full of flavor, and the Western dishes were just as good. The dining environment was elegant, whether it was a romantic candlelit dinner or a casual lunch. 💆‍♀️ The leisure facilities were great. The gym was well-equipped, and the pool was spacious. The spa was relaxing, and the massage was professional. I felt completely relaxed and refreshed. 🌟 The service was the best part. The staff was friendly and attentive. They were always ready to help with any problem. Their attitude was warm and welcoming. Overall, the Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai gave me an unforgettable experience. If you're ever in Mumbai, you have to stay here! You'll love it! 💕

We recently had the pleasure of dining at Lake View Cafe and it was an absolute delight! From the warm and inviting ambiance to the impeccable service, every aspect of my experience was exceptional. The menu boasts a diverse range of delectable dishes, each crafted with precision and bursting with flavor. The chef's creativity shines through in every bite, making it a true culinary adventure. The presentation of each dish is a work of art, appealing to both the eyes and the palate.

Le cafe has been one of my favourite cafes in Chembur. It has been around for really long and it's always a pleasure to visit. The ideal time to visit is in the evening so that you can enjoy the sunset while you sip on your sangaria. We went on a Saturday evening and the place wasn't very crowded (thankfully). We ordered some coffee and some snacks. As always, food and beverages are yummy. They are currently running a hot dog festival and we tried one of those. Overall it is always a great experience. The staff is friendly, welcoming and courteous.

Lovely, quaint little place. Easy to find even though it has no street frontage… great food with good options for vegetarians as well and a decent selection of wines too. Enjoyed my evening there. Staff were helpful and polite. Service is a bit slow, but I did enjoy the extra time I got for conversation.

The Global Vipassana Pagoda is a Meditation dome hall with a capacity to seat around 8,000 Vipassana meditators (the largest such meditation hall in the world) near Gorai, in the north western part of Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. The Global Vipassana Pagoda is declared as one of the "One of Seven Wonders of Maharashtra" by Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) in partnership with ABP Majha, a Marathi news channel; after they reviewed 350 destinations. The results of this selection were declared on 6th June 2013. The pagoda was inaugurated by Pratibha Patil, then President of India, on 8 February 2009. It is built on donated land on a peninsula between Gorai creek and the Arabian Sea. The pagoda is to serve as a monument of peace and harmony. The Global Vipassana Pagoda has been built out of gratitude to Sayagyi U Ba Khin (1899 - 1971), Vipassana teacher and the first Accountant-General of Independent Burma, who was instrumental in Vipassana returning to India, the country of its origin.

The Gateway of India is an arch-monument completed in 1924 on the waterfront of Mumbai (Bombay), India. It was erected to commemorate the landing of George V for his coronation as the Emperor of India in December 1911 at Strand Road near Wellington Fountain. He was the first British monarch to visit India. The foundation stone was laid in March 1913 for a monument built in the Indo-Islamic style, inspired by elements of 16th-century Gujarati architecture. The final design of the monument by architect George Wittet was sanctioned only in 1914, and construction was completed in 1924. The structure is a memorial arch made of basalt, which is 26 metres (85 feet) high, with an architectural resemblance to a triumphial arch as well as Gujarati architecture of the time.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (officially Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus since 2017, formerly Victoria Terminus (VT), Bombay station code: CSMT (mainline)/ST (suburban)), is a historic railway terminus and UNESCO World Heritage Site in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. The terminus was designed by a British architectural engineer Frederick William Stevens from an initial design by Axel Haig, in an exuberant Italian Gothic style. Its construction began in 1878, in a location south of the old Bori Bunder railway station, and was completed in 1887, the year marking 50 years of Queen Victoria's rule. #citydaytours #myitinerary #travel #couplestrip #staycation #thingstodo

#DayTourInTheCity #100WaysToTravel #gateofindia This magnificent arch stands on the shore of the Arabian Sea. Mumbai Port is a deep-water port, which is why it was formerly called "Bombay". This bay has witnessed the changes of history and is a landmark building that must be visited in Mumbai! To commemorate the British Indian Army soldiers who died fighting in the First World War and the Third Anglo-Afghan War, it is also equivalent to India's People's Heroes Monument! 🌟It combines Indian and Islamic styles, showing a unique architectural charm. It used to be a place for important ceremonies and welcoming distinguished guests, and now it is a popular tourist landmark. In addition to the night lights projected at night in recent years, which are particularly dazzling, I would also recommend visiting the surrounding attractions! 🌟From the front of the Gate of India is the beginning of the most beautiful scenery in Mumbai. It is all on the same road. It is a street of buildings left by British colonists a hundred years ago. The British-style buildings on the street are more beautiful under the sun💕 ✔️Walk all the way and see the famous Victoria Railway Station (also known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus), which can be called one of the most beautiful railway stations in the world ✔️Taj Mahal Palace & Tower: It is a prestigious five-star luxury hotel with a century-old classic building. It includes a palace-style building and a tower-style building, which were built at different times and have completely different architectural styles💕 ✔️Colaba Causeway: full of unique shops and handicrafts, a good place to shop ✔️Gandhi Museum: Learn about the legendary life of Gandhi, the father of India 📍Apollo Bandar, Colaba, Mumbai,Maharashtra 400001, free to visit

#church #100 ways to travel #itinerarysharing #religiousattractions #Mumbai One of the most famous religious sites in Mumbai, it welcomes everyone regardless of their faith. People cross the 100-meter-long causeway to come here to play in the waves, cool off, worship, and perform, regardless of religious beliefs. It is located on the Mumbai coastline and on the rocks, with a magnificent sea view💕 🌟In Haji Ali Dargah, in addition to the bustling streets and exotic food, tourists should not miss the Haji Ali Dargah, which is full of spirituality and history. The white building floating above the Arabian Sea is visited by people of all races and beliefs, hoping to receive blessings and fulfill their wishes😍

A must-do when in Mumbai. We did a tour of the Mumbai train terminal which was very interesting and gives you access to great views of the station and surrounding areas. You need to book in advance and we met our guide at the McDonald’s opposite the station. The architecture is amazing and the tour gives insights into Indian railways. The ticket was available on Book My Show. The staff at the museum entrance gave instructions to book here to gain access to the tour

The first time I stayed at Sofitel, the overall impression was very good. I liked the hotel's fusion of modern and traditional culture. The buffet breakfast had everything you could think of, including hot food, baked bread, fresh fruits, etc. What I was most looking forward to was of course Enjoy local cuisine 🌟In India, I have always loved eating authentic staple foods such as Nun and Dosa. The chef will fry the batter to form a pancake called Dosa. I like the cleverness of rolling it into a circle and the very thin and crispy taste. Dip it in special tomato sauce and The spice mix is ​​impossible to find in other buffets outside of India😋 🌟The Indian population may be too large😂It should be said that there are many talents. Each restaurant has resident performances, which last for 2-3 hours. It is so exaggerated that there is no rest. I like this arrangement very much. I can feel the exotic style lingering in the air. , is a comfortable dining experience~ 📍 C 57, G Block BKC, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East, Mumbai, Sofitel BKC 1F 💰About NT$700 per person, hotel luxury tax is high

The Taj Mahal is a breathtaking sight, a true masterpiece of Mughal architecture. As I gaze upon its shimmering white marble and intricate inlays, I'm struck by the grandeur and detail of this symbol of eternal love. The tranquil gardens and reflecting pools enhance its beauty, offering a serene and enchanting atmosphere. Every corner tells a story of romance and craftsmanship. #inlove #beautifulindia #Loveatfirstsight

Mumbai, the largest city in India, is an economic and cultural hub, offering city tours and century-old historical sites. The city center of Mumbai retains British-style architecture from a hundred years ago, making it a luxurious city that blends East and West. Attraction Recommendations Victoria Terminus, a luxurious train station with a hundred-year history. The most famous city railway station in Mumbai is Victoria Terminus. It was built in 1878 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Queen Victoria's accession. It combines Gothic, Indian carving art, and Islamic style. Experience: Buy a 1-rupee train ticket at the station, and you can wait for the train on the platform. Trains arrive approximately every 3 minutes. Taj Mahal Hotel Designed and started in 1839, it took decades to finally be completed in 1903. The hotel combines architectural styles from North Indian Rajput, Islamic domes, and uses European Florentine and British Victorian carving and decorative arts. The diverse architectural styles and design concepts have allowed this luxurious hotel to stand in the center of Mumbai for over a hundred years, and it remains a symbol of status and identity for Indians to this day. Gateway of India Located on the Arabian Sea coast, built in the 20th century, it has a hundred-year history and is a landmark of Mumbai. It is open to the public for free. City Tour Recommended Attractions: Dharavi, Mumbai Port for sunset views Accommodation Recommendation: It is recommended to stay in the city center for convenience, with standard rooms starting at 300 yuan.

Hidden in India's largest shopping mall "Jio World Drive", if you are sightseeing or on a business trip in Mumbai, if you want to find familiar and delicious Asian food, Fu Foo is definitely your best choice~ 🌟As soon as you enter the door, you will see a Chinese design with red lanterns hanging high. The dishes range from Japanese sushi, Hong Kong dim sum, Chinese stir-fried dishes, Indian curry, Thai flavors to a variety of vegan options. It is a fusion of diverse choices. If you want to find the essence of a specialty store, don't go there! 🌟I especially recommend Chinese stir-fried dishes such as Kung Pao Chicken and Mapo Tofu. After traveling for a long time, sometimes I just want to eat that familiar spicy food. The Hong Kong-style dim sum is also not bad and is standard. Order the modified California roll sushi and Indian curry rice, and your tongue will be like traveling around Asia😋 💯I especially recommend its environment, the gorgeous and heavy-taste decoration has a bit of Zen flavor. Choose a seat by the window, which can provide a restful, full and quiet meal💕 📍 Jio World Drive, MAKER MAXITY, 1F, Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai, Maharashtra

Welcome to the heart of Mumbai's bustling energy at Sofitel Mumbai BKC! 🏨 🛌 Dive into the lap of luxury with rooms that boast not just space but impeccable cleanliness and a decor that whispers elegance. After a long day, sink into the comfort of a bed that feels like a cloud – pure bliss! 🍽️ Indulge in a gastronomic journey without leaving the hotel. With top-notch service that'll make you feel like royalty, every meal is a treat to your taste buds and a toast to your travel tales. 🏙️ Location? Oh, it's a traveler's dream! Minutes away from the airport, you'll be zooming from baggage claim to a warm welcome in no time. Plus, if you're here to tie the knot or celebrate, their spacious venues are perfect for creating lifetime memories. 🛎️ A tiny hiccup though – navigating the hotel's layout might feel like a mini adventure. But hey, a little walk never hurt anyone, right? And if you're up for exploring Mumbai, their city tours with super helpful guides like Ajay Pandey will have you raving about the sights and sounds! Find this gem at C 57, G Block BKC, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East, Mumbai. #Mumbai #MumbaiHotel #MumbaiTravel

Hey globetrotters! 🌍 Let's talk about a gem in Mumbai's crown: President - Ihcl SeleQtions at 90, Ganesh Murti Nagar, Cuffe Parade. 🏨 This mid-size haven is not just about the comfy beds and the sparkling clean rooms; it's an experience! 🛌✨ First off, the location is a traveler's dream. With the city's new roads, you're a hop, skip, and a jump away from iconic spots like Marine Drive and the Gateway of India. 🚗💨 Plus, the views? Well, they're a bit of a mixed bag, but hey, you're in Mumbai - get out there and soak up the city! 🌆 The staff here deserve a shoutout - talk about brilliant! Need a special dinner planned? They've got you covered. 🍽️💖 And for all you foodies, the in-house Thai restaurant is a culinary delight. 🍜 (Just a heads-up, they're super cautious with food safety, but keep an eye on what you eat, just in case.) So, whether you're here on biz or just cruising through, President - Ihcl SeleQtions is where cleanliness meets coziness. 🧼🛀 Just remember, every stay has its highs and lows, but this spot is a definite must-try! 🌟 #Mumbai #MumbaiHotel #MumbaiTravel

🛏️ Step into the grandeur of ITC Maratha, a Luxury Collection Hotel that's a stone's throw from Mumbai's bustling airport. With interiors that echo the majestic Hawa Mahal, every corner of this hotel is a celebration of art, especially the mesmerizing restaurant ceilings! 🍳 Wake up to a global feast with Indian, Western, and Chinese delights, alongside a spread of bakery items, fruits, and yogurt at the breakfast buffet. It's a culinary journey not to be missed! 🔒 Safety is paramount here, with top-notch security to ensure your peace of mind. While the rooms are described as 'ordinary', the overall experience is anything but. Dive into the history and hospitality that truly lets you 'feel' India. 📍Sahar Village, Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400099, India - where luxury meets location! #Mumbai #MumbaiHotel #MumbaiTravel

Radisson Mumbai Andheri Midc 🛎️ Dive into the Radisson realm where politeness reigns supreme! Though early birds might have to wait for their nests, once you're in, it's pure class. Whether you're here for work or play, Radisson Mumbai Andheri Midc is your silver lining in the bustling cityscape. 📍 X, 22, MIDC Central Rd, Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400093, India Le Sutra Hotel, Khar, Mumbai 🎨 Step into the art-infused oasis of Le Sutra! Each room is a masterpiece of comfort and style, creating a serene home away from home. Returning guests and newbies alike, prepare to be charmed by this boutique beauty. 📍 14, next to Olive Restaurant, Union Park, Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400052, India Lemon Tree Premier, Mumbai International Airport 🍋 Fresh, friendly, and just a stone's throw from the airport, Lemon Tree Premier is your go-to for a zestful stay. While the entrance might play a bit of hide and seek, the cozy rooms and tasty breakfast are sure to please. 📍 Andheri - Kurla Rd, opposite Mittal Industrial Estate, Gamdevi, Marol, Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400059, India Fairfield by Marriott Mumbai International Airport ✈️ Jet-setters rejoice! Fairfield by Marriott is the perfect pit-stop near Mumbai's skies. Exceptional service is the name of the game here, ensuring a smooth landing into comfort and convenience. 📍 Plot No. 16-B Samhita Industrial Estate Andheri – Kurla Road, Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400072, India The Resort 🏖️ Beach bums, unite! The Resort is your gateway to sun, sand, and impeccable service. With Aksa Beach at your doorstep, it's a seaside retreat that's hard to beat. 📍 Aksa Beach 11, Madh - Marve Rd, Dharvali, Aksa Gaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400095, India Holiday Inn Mumbai International Airport, an IHG Hotel 🌙 A good night's sleep awaits at Holiday Inn, where comfort meets convenience. Though midnight callers might need a little patience, the stay is nothing short of very good. 📍 Sakinaka Junction, Andheri Kurla Road, Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400072, India #Mumbai #MumbaiHotel #MumbaiTravel

Oh, the Marine Drive in Mumbai, that's a place that makes you want to linger on and on! The Marine Drive winds its way along the coast, like a dazzling necklace on the edge of Mumbai Bay. As night falls, the lights of the buildings along the coast light up, reflecting off the stars on the sea surface, creating a dreamlike beauty. And the scenery on both sides of the avenue is also completely different. On one side are the orderly high-rise buildings, and on the other is the vast Arabian Sea, making one feel as if they are between two worlds. Not only that, but Mumbai's Marine Drive is also a popular spot for couples to date. You can walk with your loved one on the avenue, feel the breeze of the sea, and enjoy the romantic atmosphere. Of course, it's also a great place to watch the sunrise and sunset. You can find a quiet viewing spot, quietly wait for the golden sunlight to spread over the sea, and feel the grandeur and tranquility of nature. In short, Mumbai's Marine Drive is definitely a place worth visiting. If you have the chance to travel to Mumbai, don't miss this beautiful spot!

Jio is the leading telecom company in India and is affiliated to Reliance Group. It has more than 400 million users and recently launched JioMart, a fresh food e-commerce company. If you take a trip to major cities in India, you can often see the red and blue triangle corporate logo of "Reliance". For Indians, Reliance is like Samsung in South Korea. The leader of this group covering food, clothing, housing, transportation, education and entertainment is none other than Mukesh Ambani, the richest man in India and Asia💎🤑💸 🌟The richest man has been actively involved in retail in recent years. Jio World Drive, which opened grandly in 2021, covers an area of ​​17.5 acres and is strategically located in the heart of BKC. It is Mumbai’s newest and vibrant urban gathering place. The area is home to nearly a hundred famous international and Indian brands, 27 cooking shops serving cuisines from all over the world, Mumbai's first rooftop Jio Drive-In theater, open-air weekend community markets, pet-friendly services, pop-up experiences and other customized services. Ask yourself while you stroll around, is this India? 🤔 🌟This elegantly designed shopping mall was designed by famous architects Ross Bonthorne and Andy Lampard, adhering to the concept of integrating outdoor and indoor. The interior is tall and spacious, and the outdoor greenery creates a resting space. The evening breeze is matched with a semi-open-air bar, which is completely like the atmosphere of a big city such as Taipei's Xinyi District💕 🌟 Maison PVR is their flagship cinema concept, with six state-of-the-art multiplex cinemas and a separate entrance for VIP guests, which is one of the biggest highlights of this mall! 💯You can imagine that the connections of the richest man have brought in countless high-quality domestic and foreign brands. In addition to the well-known international brands, the American home decoration brand West Elm has opened a flagship store in India, and Hamleys' first global concept store Hamleys Play has also come; it focuses on providing comfortable and spacious outdoor spaces for dining, such as Entisi, Hurrem’s, Bombay Island, Twisting Scoops and Cococart. ❤️The richest man's amusement park, don't miss the unimaginable India when you come to Mumbai❤️ #Jioworlddrive

Named after "Pietra di Botticino", the extensive use of beautifully textured Italian marble at Trident Restaurant in Bandra Kurla, Mumbai is an ode to the rich Italian flavours. The menu offers a variety of classic dishes with a modern twist, and it's delicious. The ambience here is sophisticated and simple, making it the perfect place for a dinner with family, friends, or someone special. 🌟I really love eating lamb in India. For example, in lamb curry, the restaurant mixes local spices to highlight the strength of saffron. The lamb leg melts in your mouth, and you can taste the roughness of the meat fiber. The color is bright yellow and goes well with coffee. It is such a wonderful visual enjoyment~ 🌟Don't forget the authentic Italian food, I chose the chewy purple potato gnocchi, and the classic tiramisu was the perfect ending. I must praise the purple elegant romantic atmosphere of the restaurant. The overall atmosphere once again reflects the strength of the five-star hotel Trident and Mumbai's high-end cuisine👏👏👏 📍 C 56, Trident Road, G Block BKC, Bandra East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400098, Trident Hotel Level 1 #ItalianRestaurant #gnocchi

India's richest man opened the largest shopping mall in Mumbai, "Jio World Plaza" at the end of last year, which is closely connected to Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre. This restaurant has only been in business for a few months and has already been favored by local gourmets. AMADEO is a restaurant invested by Indian real estate developer Oberoi. It offers four major cuisines: Indian, Taiwanese, Italian, and Japanese. The interactive and fusion cooking method made me visit for two consecutive days. Every dish was a surprise ❤️ 🌟 The mid- to high-end consumption in Mumbai always makes you forget that it is India. The environment is exquisite, modern and elegant without being pretentious, as if you walked into any Fine Dinning in Taipei. The service staff also has a high level of English and introduces the dishes in detail with a warm smile. Even though the cost is higher than the average level in India, the dining environment is matched with floor-to-ceiling windows to look out. I like the comfortable and spacious design with high ceilings💕 🌟I ordered curry minced lamb with bread, Italian ravioli with nuts, Chinese-style fried pork ribs with ginger and pepper, and special bread with olive oil. It was delicious from the bottom of my heart. Indian high-end restaurants are getting better and better👍 📍 Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre, Mumbai 💰The rupee has depreciated to nearly 1:0.4 against the Taiwan dollar, and it is less than 1,000 per person, which is very cost-effective # NitaMukeshAmbaniCulturalCentre # Jioworldplaza