Best 7 things to do in Mumbai

02. Evening Walk at Marine Drive , South Bombay

If you’re confused about what to do in Mumbai, do take a leisure stroll by the Arabian Sea, on

Marine Drive. The mesmerising sea with ferries sailing in, camera-friendly sunset and refreshing

breeze refreshes the mind completely. You can sit and enjoy some special time with your beloved,

enjoy street food or capture the most beautiful sunset frame for your insta.

03.Visit Haji Ali Dargah, Lala Lajpat Rai Marg

With the backdrop of the Arabian sea, Haji Ali Dargah is one of the most prominent religious

landmarks in Mumbai. Designed beatifully, in Indo-Islamic style of architecture, this Dargah has a

beautiful marble courtyard, where the main shrine is placed. Built by Sayyed Peer Haji Ali Shah

Bukhari in 1431, this dargah is a spiritual hub where millions of people visit every day to make

wishes, seek blessings and listen to melodious Qawalis, which is among the most interesting

things to do in Mumbai.

Opening hours: 6 am to 10 pm

04.Helicopter ride around the City, Pawan Hans, Juhu

Indulge in the most innovative way of exploring Mumbai with this Helicopter Joy Ride!Think

beyond exploring the metropolis through land and water, and indulge in this novel activity that

provides a bird's view of the city.Fly under the guidance of expert pilots who consider safety to be

of paramount importance, and experience the exhilaration of watching Mumbai from the skies.

Take this once in a lifetime opportunity and explore the city like never before, yes the Mumbai

local trains are the heart of the city bit the heartbeat of the city is something you can experience

by riding and exploring the city via helicopter.

05. Bandra-Worli Sea Link, Bandra

Bandra-Worli Sea Link, also known as Rajiv Gandhi Sea Link, is a prominent steel bridge that joins

two main neighborhoods in the city of Mumbai. The $240 million bridge was completed in 2010,

and the bridge's eight-lane highway has been found to reduce travel time between Bandra and

Worli from an hour to 30 minutes.

Although it does not have footpaths for pedestrians to stroll or walk on but, However, there are

nearby restaurants & hotels that look out onto great views of the area.

06. Bollywood Tours, Goregaon

Bollywood Tours gives visitors a chance to get a behind-the-scenes glance at India's famous film

industry. Known for its bright costumes and elaborate dance/song ensembles, Bollywood films are

popular among both Indian and non-Indian audiences. During the Bollywood Tour, visitors get to

see the sets of upcoming movies and television shows.

07. Gateway of India, Colaba, South Bombay

It was originally built to commemorate a historic trip that King George V and Queen Mary took to

Mumbai. Highly popular among tourists, the 83-foot-tall monument is surrounded by food

vendors and souvenir stalls.

The Gateway of India is an massive arch that sits roughly 2.5 kilometers away from Churchgate

and the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminal. Built in 1924, the Gateway of India overlooks the Mumbai

Harbor. It serves as a reminder of the power of the British Raj. The Gateway of India is open to

visitors at most times of the day all throughout the year.