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Mumbai is one of the biggest business and financial capital of India. Fifteen million people reside here with diversified backgrounds and cultures. It is a liberal place and its a city that never sleeps. If you are on a holiday there are uncountable things to do and see in Mumbai. With the fast moving life of Mumbai and its never ending traffic we would give you a feel that you have never ever felt before. We would give you the opportunity to drive cars of India Luxury Car. Our cars like premium, luxury, and SUV' s of India Luxury Car are and will be always an attention getters. So we would take you on a ride that you have never experienced before.

Places To Visit In Mumbai
» Gateway Of India
The Gateway Of India at Apollo Bunder the most popular landmark of Mumbai. A solid structure consisting of 8 open door ways. It was designed to commemorate the visit of King George and Queen Mary for the Delhi Durbar in 1911. It holds a great historical significance.
» Marine Drive
Also known as Queen s Necklace, it runs along the shore line of Arabian Sea from Nariman Point to Malabar Hills. A stroll down the Marine Drive is possibly the best way out to discover the vast Mumbai.

» Juhu Beach
An extremely lively and colourful place that attracts thousands of visitors throughout the year. It remains crowded on weekends. It is studded with many 5 star hotels offering the customers a splenderous coastal view.

» Haji Ali's Mosque
Located in between The Arabian Sea, it's a white coloured mosque containing the tomb of saint Haji Ali.

» Prince Of Whales Museum
Considered to be one of the best museum in the country, it's made in mid-Victorian Gothic style. Its surrounded by beautiful gardens and contains a fine collection of Chinese jade pieces and old paintings.

» Elephanta Caves
Elephanta caves are located 10 kms away from north east of Apollo Bunder. These famous caves are the grand base of Lord Shiva dating back to 5th century CE. The cave complex is a collection of shrines, courtyards, inner cells, grand halls and portico's.

» Kanheri Caves
The splendid caves are actually the Buddhist caves, where monks practised their austerities around 1st century AD. Located 10 kms away from Borivali railway station, in the midst Mumbai National Park, these caves are a fine example of Buddhist artistry.

» Hanging Gardens
Also known as Ferozeshah Mehta gardens, these are situated at the top of Malabir Hills, opposite to the Kamala Nehru Park. They are famous for their spectacular sunset views over the Arabian Sea. Hanging gardens are built over three reservoirs, storing 30 million gallons of water for cleaning purpose.

» Towers of Silence
A holy place of Parsi, where they offer last rites to the dead. Here, the vultures come to eat the remaining of the dead. The greenery and calmness of this place help to the funeral proceedings taking place here. Non -Parsis are not allowed to see the religious ceremony.

» Dhobi Ghat
This is a washing station which comprises of thousands of bare-chested men, standing ankle-deep in water, while scrubbing and thrashing the garments on the stone labs and then washing them in the water tank. It is an astonishing and interesting place to watch for.

»Mani-Bhawan
Located on the shady Laburnum road, Mani Bhavan is considered to be an old residence of Mahatma Gandhi. He used to stay at house no 19, a two storeyed building, which now houses a research library, a film and some memories of Gandhi ji like Charkha or the spinning wheel.

Twin Room – One room with two beds
Triple Room – One room with three beds
Single Room Supplement – Additional cost for staying alone in a single room (minimum two person travelling together)
Single person transport supplement – Additional cost for transport and guide while single person travelling alone