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| The Taj Hotel of Mumbai which offers a splendid view of Gateway of India. Photo by: Adam Mohamed |
Traveling
is more than just the seeing stuff & going places because it’s a great way
to meet other humans & connecting yourself with others. From 19th to 21st
March I've traveled to Mumbai City which is best known as the financial
capital of India.
Firstly, Mumbai which is famous as the heart of
the Hindi-language film industry of India is a densely populated city located at Western side of the country.
This city which is known as the financial capital of India is chaotic
and crowded full of dreamers, hardworking
individuals, starlets and gangsters. Even though I saw a lot of sign and
boards requesting to keep Mumbai clean, India’s
commercial capital is not a clean city upon my experience as I’ve seen many public
places with trash with funky smells. Surely Mumbai is undoubtedly crowded and
stuffed with traffic but there’s an excellent local transport system
establishes at the city which includes
trains, buses, taxis and auto rickshaws. However in my experience the most
relaxing way to travel within Mumbai is the black and yellow taxis which is
fairly cheap & can be spotted everywhere. The cuisines of Mumbai boast of
rich taste and impressive flavors. Rice,
aromatic fish curries, Indian bread, vegetable curries, pulses and desserts, coconuts,
cashew nuts, peanuts and peanut oil are some of the major ingredients used in most
of Mumbai's dishes. Mumbai
City is truly a great shopping destination with Malls, street markets & several shopping areas around the city. In
general I could say that shopping in
Mumbai depends on what kind of shopping
experience you
prefer according to your budget. Although life in Mumbai is certainly busy there
are unique and interesting sights that you can visit and spend your day which
also could be the most exhilarating sights and appealing destinations that you’ve ever came through. Mumbai
has unique and interesting sites from the recognized monument Gateway of India
to Heritage buildings, Parks, Beaches and lots of other interesting places
which will never let you feel boredom. For a city that never sleeps, the late
night hangouts at Mumbai could be more happening for you at the atmospheric streets.
Mumbai
was a great stop in my tours so far in India with friendly people and chaotic
times which never made me feel boring. During my 3 days at Mumbai I did a lot
of walking at this city & I could say that walking through the streets is
the best way to explore Mumbai City.
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