A popular destination for both foreigners and locals, built in the early 1900s to commemorate the first British monarch coming to India and the place where the Brits left from in 1948 when India gained its independence. It is a very photogenic spot, but be careful of pickpockets.

Marine Drive is a 3.6 kilometer long c-shaped Boulevard that offers epic views of the coast and is lined with stunning Art Deco buildings, earning it status as a UNESCO world heritage site.

One of the main and busiest train stations in Mumbai and a UNESCO world heritage site; it is an intense experience to take the train, but highly recommended; also where they filmed the famous Jai Ho final song in Slumdog Millionaire.

A popular beach in Mumbai known for its street food and views, where one can enjoy Vada Pav, Kanda Bhajji, and other local favorites. It now also offers water sports.

Haji Ali Dargah is a mosque and shrine dedicated to the Muslim figure Pair Haji Ali Shah Bukhari, who promoted Sufism and whose casket was seen floating around the shores of Mumbai.

An open-air laundromat showcasing the traditional method of washing clothes in Mumbai, offering a glimpse into the city's daily life and a fascinating spot for photography enthusiasts.

A popular street shopping arena known for value for money and contemporary fashion, offering antique softness, metal jewelry, and clothing.

A rare national park within a city's limits, offering trekking, bird watching, and the famous Canary Caves within its premises, making it a haven for nature lovers.