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About Mumbai

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Intimidating, energetic and crowded, Mumbai (formerly Bombay) is a mercurial metropolitan unlike any other Indian city. Home to slum dwellers and millionaires alike, it is known as the city that never sleeps. Perhaps that is why it is a destination where dreams are realized. Mumbai is also the financial capital of India and home to Bollywood.
Mumbai can best be described as an urban jungle as it is rife with contemporary and modern architecture, scenic views, tropical forests and sanctuaries. It attracts thousands of migrants every year and has a charm that pulls tourists from all over the world.

Mumbai Airport

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The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (IATA: BOM) is Mumbai’s primary serving international airport. It is the second busiest airport in India, looking after an average of 950 aircraft movements per day. The airport is spread over 750 hectares and also has a dedicated app called the Mumbai T2 app. Domestic flights largely operate from Mumbai’s domestic airport, Terminal 1 (also known as Santacruz airport).
Mumbai airport facilities include passenger-friendly options like traveling with kids, play zones, parking, lounges, prayer/meditation rooms, WiFi, 24x7 medical care, banks and ATMs, forex, and buggies. There are a host of services like telecom, postal, lost and found, and information desks that assist passengers with their various requirements.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport
Navpada, Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport Area, Vile Parle, Mumbai 400099

Explore Mumbai

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What to see in Mumbai

There are plenty of tourist places to visit in Mumbai. If you are a fan of scenic sea faces, visit Bandra Bandstand, Worli Sea Face and Marine Drive. A backdrop of multiple Bollywood films, Marine Drive has a place in the heart of every Mumbaikar and is one of the best places to watch the sunrise and sunset in the city.
The Gateway of India, an ‘arch’aeological wonder, was built during the British rule and is a hot spot for tourists, street vendors, amateur photographers and balloon sellers. Any trip to Mumbai would be incomplete without a visit to Elephanta Island. You can take a ferry ride to this UNESCO World Heritage Site and bask in the remarkable temple carvings.

What to do in Mumbai

Mumbai Darshan tours are best experienced on double-decker buses that take passengers through the main attractions located in the heart of the city. A trip to Dharavi, Asia’s biggest slum, would be a unique experience for any traveller to see a contrasting way of life.
For nature and wildlife lovers, a safari through the wilderness of Sanjay Gandhi National Park is a refreshing experience. Adlabs Imagica, located in Khopoli, nearly on the outskirts of Mumbai, is an adventure lover’s paradise consisting of theme parks, water parks and snow parks that are ready to get your adrenaline pumping.

Where to eat in Mumbai

Mumbai is a confluence of global flavours that will tantalize any palate. Juhu and Chowpatty beach are great street food options that are easy on the wallet. Parsi cafés offer an authentic taste of Iranian cuisine in cozy, heritage-style architecture that can be found in and around Colaba and Fort.
The Bohri Kitchen is a unique dining experience that serves up delectable home-cooked food of the Bohra Community. Mughlai specialities can be best enjoyed at Khyber, Bademiya and Gulshan-e-Iran. Prithvi Café, Kala Ghoda Café and Le 15 Pâtisserie, are all-time favourites for a light snack or a mesmerizing meal.

Where to shop in Mumbai

Fashion Street, Colaba Causeway, Mangaldas Market, Bandra Linking Road and Hill Road are the best street shopping destinations that offer great pieces at great prices. The stretch of Crawford Market and Lokhandwala street sell every item you may have heard of and are great places for bargain hunters.
To get your hands on some precious stones and jewellery, you can head over to Zaveri Bazaar. Chor Bazaar showcases some of the best vintage and antique items available in the market and it will literally take you on a nostalgic trip down memory lane.

Getting around Mumbai

The veins of the city, Mumbai locals are a must if you want to experience the Mumbaikar life. There are local train stations conveniently located throughout the city with a train running every 10 minutes. If you do manage to get a footing into the local trains (especially during peak hours), it is one of the most convenient methods to navigate the city. For an air-conditioned commute, metros and monorails can be availed though they are not as far reaching as the locals.
If trains are not your preferred means of travel, you can hail cab services like Ola and Uber or the famous ‘kaali-peeli’ taxis, buses, and auto rickshaws.

About Chennai

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Formerly Madras, and popularly known as the ‘Gateway of South India’, the capital of Tamil Nadu is a juxtaposition of cultural and modern life where it has its heritage built in its roots contrasting with the fast-paced metropolitan life. Located on the Coromandel Coast off the Bay of Bengal, Chennai is the sixth most populous city in India and has a tropical climate where it stays hot and humid for a majority part of the year.
Also called the ‘Detroit of India’, Chennai is the primary cultural, economic and educational center of South India. The music, art, dance and food of Chennai has its praises rung throughout the country.

Chennai Airport

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Chennai International Airport (IATA: MAA) is located about 21 km southwest of the city center. It is the fourth busiest airport in India in terms of passenger traffic, and is on its way to become India's first airport to have a satellite terminal. The airport consists of two international terminals and one domestic airport terminal.
Chennai domestic airport facilities include a variety of services like ATMs, information counters, currency exchange, tourist and railway information booths, vending machines, medical assistance, child care rooms, several restaurants and bars, and a variety of retail and duty-free shops as well.
Chennai International Airport
Grand Southern Trunk Road, Meenambakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600027

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What to see in Chennai

There are a host of tourist places to visit in Chennai. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mahabalipuram is known for its great monuments, cave sanctuaries, sculptures, and stone-carvings. Thousand Lights Mosque is known for the beautiful outline it creates after nearly a thousand oil lamps are lit up and is also one of the biggest mosques in India.
The Vivekananda House where Swami Vivekananda stayed for a short period of time, has all the information about him, and also includes 3D shows and meditation halls. The Madras War Cemetery was built in honour of the 855 martyrs who lost their lives fighting during the Second World War and adds to the historical importance of Chennai.

What to do in Chennai

The longest beach in India, Marina Beach is a 13 km stretch of serenity and has an aquarium, icehouse, and some iconic stone statues. The Government Museum has an extensive collection of bronze statues right from the 7th century.
The cultural hub of Chennai, the neighborhood of Mylapore is a religious haven which houses hundreds of (and some very famous) temples, churches and mosques, and is also known for its South-Indian delicacies and is definitely worth a visit. Fort St. George marked the beginning of an originally uninhabited Madras and served as a nucleus through which Madras grew into a city.

Where to eat in Chennai

Chennai is every foodie’s fantasy. Here, you will find flavours from all over the world to indulge in. Some tantalizing places to start off with are Madras Kitchen Company, Willows Lounge Bar, Avartana, The Cheroot Malt & Cigar Lounge and The Reef. For meals that are easy on the eyes and the budget, you can visit Paprika, Broken Bridge Café and Absolute Barbecue.
For those who like to taste the oriental side, head over to Pan Asian, Benjarong, Madras Pavilion, The Residency and Scallion. Sea Salt, Shree Mithai, Desi Klub, Thanjavur Military Hotel and Southern Street are popular destinations where you can dig into scrumptious street food.

Where to shop in Chennai

Thyagaraya Nagar is the largest shopping district in Chennai with its specialty in Kanchipuram silk sarees, and huge jewelry stores among many other things. Pantheon Road sells superior quality cotton materials and garments at affordable prices.
George Town is one of the oldest areas of Chennai and offers some of the best local and more traditional items of the city and is great for really experiencing the culture of Chennai. Up north, Sowcarpet has a variety of North Indian inspired blend of garments, accessories, fabrics, etc. and is called the mini Rajasthan of Chennai.

Getting around Chennai

Chennai offers several modes of transportation. Buses are the main or most popular mode of transportation in Chennai and the lowest priced one too, and the service runs several routes throughout the metropolitan. Private or shared auto rickshaws are also easily available. Chennai Metro Rail is a very efficient means of transportation, although it does not run throughout the city. It does, however, connect all the major transportation hubs.
Local trains run approximately every 15 minutes and are an excellent way to navigate the city. Private and pre-paid taxis, although less common, are available at major locations like airports, stations, etc.
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