Navi Mumbai has a picturesque setting of hills on one side and water clinging along its lenght on the other. Importance of Parks, green spaces and trees is more ... Continue Reading

Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus, formerly Victoria Terminus, and better known by its abbreviation CST or Bombay VT, is a historic railway station in Mumbai which serves as the headquarters of ... Continue Reading

The Jehangir Art Gallery is Mumbai’s most famous art gallery and a tourist attraction. The art gallery is managed by the Bombay art society. The two highly sought after ... Continue Reading

 Jijamata Udyan is popularly called Rani Bagh. In july 1862, work commenced on laying the gardens on 33 acres of land at byculla. The victoria gardens were first open to ... Continue Reading

  The Prince of Wales Museum of Western India is one of the best-known Museums of the Country. This magnificent heritage building, situated on the famous 'Crescent Site' on the ... Continue Reading

Mumbai Film City is also known as Bollywood, the name inspired from Hollywood. Film city was created as early as the year 1911 show casing India's first silent feature ... Continue Reading

The Kamla Nehru park is one of the most popular parks in south Mumbai. It is situated on Malabar hill and was opened in the year 1952. It is ... Continue Reading

This terraced garden is known as ‘Hanging Garden’ because of its location on the slope of Malabar hill. Its actual name is Sir Pherozashah Mehta gardens named after Pherozeshah ... Continue Reading

A National park within city limit – Yes, very much. Thats Mumbai for you. Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP), previously known as Borivali National Park, is a large protected ... Continue Reading

Kanheri Caves is located at Sanjay Gandhi National park in Borivali East. (Borivali is a very popular suburb on the western line). Kanheri caves are a group of rock cut ... Continue Reading