Mumbai Tour Packages

One of the swiftly-evolving and bustling metropolitan cities of India, Mumbai is a densely populated urbane city that is also famous as the entertainment capital, a financial powerhouse, and a fashion paradise. It is the capital of Maharashtra located along the Arabian Sea that is a mashup of seven islands. With a population of more than 20 billion, it is the city of dreamers and the highest number of billionaires in the country. 

If you are looking for group tours India, this iconic city will bring you and your crew up close with India’s heritage, culture in a fast-evolving metropolitan environment.

This alpha city is also home to various UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Elephanta Caves, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminal, and Ellora Caves. Enriched with stunning historical and cultural masterpieces, this city constantly amazes its visitors on every visit. Its varied deco buildings reflect an alluring blend of Victorian, Art Deco, Indo-Saracenic, Victorian and Contemporary styles.

We recommend you book a Golden Triangle tour with Mumbai with us to discover the most popular tourist circuit along with a fascinating sightseeing tour of the city that never sleeps. This tour lets you explore the rich treasures of Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur and enjoy the high-spirited vibes of Mumbai that will never cease to impress you. 

How to Reach Mumbai

Mumbai is easily accessible via air, road, and train. The Chhatrapati Shivaji Airport has both international and domestic terminals both. This airport is located approximately 30 km to the north of the city. Terminal 2 is where the international airports depart and arrive. 

 You can also board a train from eastern, western, or central regions to arrive at the Chhatrapati Shivaji terminus. If you are traveling from north India, trains will arrive at Mumbai Central Station. Some of the most common trains are the Mumbai Duronto, Mumbai Rajdhani, and Konkan Kanya Express. You can check the train schedules at the IRCTC website. 

 You can take a bus ride to the Mumbai Central Bus station, opt for a self-drive via zoom car or go for the Uber/Ola out of station cab ride option.

Major Places to visit in Mumbai

Gateway of India

The Gateway of India is a 20th-century arch-shaped structure that was built to mark the event when King George V and Queen Mary visited India in 1911. This remarkable edifice is inspired by the Indo-Saracenic style of architecture. You can take a motorboat ride to the first Buddhist cave temples, Ajanta and Elephanta Caves, located on a nearby island. 

Elephanta Caves

Believed to be a collection of seven caves, the Elephanta Cave temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. This complex of monolithic style and rock-cute architecture is spread across 60,000 square feet. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site that houses a plethora of historical and spiritual marvels dating back to the 2nd century BC. This historical site is well preserved by the Archaeological Survey of India

Shree Siddhivinayak Temple

The Shree Siddhivinayak Temple is a holy worship place dedicated to Lord Ganesha. It also houses a temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman in the periphery. The idol of Lord Ganesha in the temple is carved out of a single black stone. Whenever you visit this temple, do pay a visit to the idol statue and attend the holy worshipped performed daily.

Crawford Market

Crawford Market is the biggest wholesale shoppers’ delight in the city. It is a treasure mine for food lovers, thrift shoppers where you can buy anything at unbelievably low prices. This market complex retains the old-world charm with Flemish and Norman architectural style reflected in its buildings. 

Juhu Beach

Juhu Beach is the place where you can relax after a day full of sightseeing in Mumbai city. This captivating beach is also a host to carnivals, amusements, and local food stalls offering Bhelpuri and Vadapav. It is a major crowd puller when the shooting of several Bollywood movies is hosted here. The pleasing aura of this beach and the harmonious surroundings make it an ideal spot to witness sunrise and sunsets.

Bandra Worli Sea Link

The Bandra Worli Sea link or the Rajiv Gandhi Sea Link is a spectacular testament to 21st century Mumbai. A drive through this bridge long drive while admiring the skyline and the majestic Arabian Sea flowing underneath is a truly ‘mind refreshing’ experience. 

Film City in Mumbai

The Film City or Dadasaheb Chitranagari is the home of the Bollywood industry that houses more than a thousand film sets equipped with world-class amenities and facilities. It is not just the world of shooting films but also has lush green surroundings. If you’re a movie buff, this attraction is worth exploring!

Best time to visit

The best time to visit this city is during winter as it records hot temperatures in summer and can get waterlogged in the monsoon. It is thus recommended that you schedule your Mumbai trip with us from October till February.

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