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As the financial capital, it’s no surprise that Mumbai has a vibrant nightlife scene. The city is home to a range of venues that cater to all tastes and budgets. For a more upscale experience, check out the rooftop bars and clubs in the Colaba and Worli areas, which offer panoramic views of the city and a range of international and local DJs. Or, for a more laid-back atmosphere, head to the Bandra and Juhu areas.
Goa
Known as the party capital of India, Goa is a popular destination for travelers seeking a vibrant nightlife scene. The state is home to both laid-back beachside bars to high-energy clubs. The Anjuna and Baga areas are particularly popular for their young and exciting populations, with a range of bars and clubs that offer live music and DJs.
Delhi
The capital city of India, Delhi has a diverse nightlife scene that caters to all tastes. From high-energy clubs and rooftop bars to laid-back pubs and live music venues, there’s something for everyone here. The Connaught Place and Hauz Khas areas are particularly popular for their bars and clubs, which offer a range of local and international DJs and live bands.
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Built in 1890, this is the terminal through which the famous Orient Express once operated. With its striking red highlights, the Sirkeci Railway Station is designed with French Art Nouveau and Ottoman architectural elements. During the 1950s and ‘60s, the terminal restaurant became a meeting point for journalists and writers.
(@nilgunss)Grand Central Terminal, New York City
The French Beaux-Arts architecture is what makes Grand Central Terminal the unique station that it is. With marble staircases, a domed ceiling painted with zodiac constellations, and a subterranean oyster restaurant, it makes perfect sense that it’s described as grand.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Mumbai
It may seem unusual to find an Italian Gothic-style train station in India, but it also includes classical Indian architecture with its turrets and pointed arches. The building was completed in 1887, marking 50 years of Queen Victoria being on the throne. The space includes statues of local flora and fauna, gargoyles, and sculptures representing elements like agriculture, commerce, science, and progress.
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]]>Mumbai has a diverse street food culture with food stalls on every corner offering all sorts of mouthwatering dishes for an affordable price. Here are the ones you should try during your visit.
Vada Pav
Vada pav often tops the most popular street food lists in Mumbai and India. It consists of a potato dumpling stuffed between two slices of bread and garnished with chutney and green chili peppers.
Panipuri
Indians love Panipuri because it’s delicious and perfect for snacking on the go. The dish starts out as round puri bread that is then filled with various ingredients like chickpeas, potatoes, and chutney.
Bhelpuri
If you need a more filling meal than Bhelpuri might be just the thing for you. Made out of puffed rice and veggies and garnished with tamarind sauce, the dish is particularly popular on and around Mumbai beaches.
Kulfi
Those that have room left for dessert should try Kulfi. This dairy treat is often referred to as Indian ice cream and is famous for its dense and creamy texture.
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Located only 25 miles from Mumbai city center, Sanjay Gandhi National Park is the perfect tourist spot for escaping busy city life. This large 40 square mile park is home to the iconic Kanheri Caves and many different types of plants and animals.
Address: Western Express Hwy, Borivali East, Mumbai
Opening Hours: 7:30 am-6:30 pm, every day except Monday
Kala Ghoda Art District
Tourists who love visiting art galleries and museums should definitely stop by the coolest neighborhood in Mumbai—Kala Ghoda Art District. This district is open year-round and it’s one of the best places to visit if you want to learn more about local culture.
Address: B Gandhi Marg, Kala Ghoda, Fort, Mumbai
The Gateway of India Monument
This iconic monument is one of the major tourist attractions in India, and a must-see spot for tourists who are visiting this country for the first time. The gate was built to honor King George V and Queen Mary on their visit to India in 1911.
Address: Apollo Bandar, Colaba, Mumbai,
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]]>Often times when we think of the word futuristic, we think of somewhere like Japan or Amsterdam. But India is breaking stereotypes with its futuristic Urbanpod hostel.
Its sleek design is enough to leave backpackers in awe with its futuristic side panels. If you’re a big fan of Kubrick’s movie 2001: Space Odyssey, then this hostel is for you. Even if you aren’t a sci-fi fan, you’d like to experience this hostel at least once after viewing these pictures.
Mumbai Fun
This hostel is in the center of Mumbai, so you can leave your hostel and still be in the bustling city center. This hostel is perfect for introverts or people who need some quiet time because you’ll be able to close the door to your pod and have more private time.
Out of This World
This pod hostel is certainly one of its kind in Asia, and it seems like this could be the future of hostels. What do you think?
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