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The pace and cultural diversity of the city lend it an ambience to fall in love with. North Mumbai has ancient rock-cut temples to marvel at. Kanheri, Jogeshwari, and Mahakali are must-visit. Find your inner peace at the world-famous Vipassana Pagoda on Gorai island nearby. Kids can have a great time at Essel World. Adventure Park in Lonavala offers cycling, boating and zorbing games. Enter the world of famous celebrities at Red Carpet Interactive Wax Museum. Not to miss is the Mumbai Film City. Camping options are available at Pawna Lake, Lonavala and Bhandardara Lake. Enjoy trekking at Rajmachi and Kondane which includes 17th-century fort. If this isn’t enough, Mumbai is dotted with Churches, each having a unique vibe. Juhu, Aksa, Chowpatty, and Versova are its most famous beaches.

Mumbai has pleasant weather between November and February. The humidity is bearable during these months and the temperatures waver between 17°C and 34°C. The city isn’t very comfortable in the months of March, April, and October for those not used to living in coastal areas. Traveling between May to August should be avoided as it can be terribly humid and the streets could be flooded due to torrential rains.

There are some decent and affordable hotels around the Mumbai's CST Railway Station which give you the comfort of home and facilities of the premium hotel-like, Linen, Free Wi-Fi, TV, AC etc. Few of them are: NSN Hotel Executive inn, NSN Hotel New Bengal, NSN Hotel Landmark Annex. Click here for more options.

Mumbai has a dense transport network, but one has to choose the right option. BEST buses offer excellent connectivity within Mumbai. MSRTC buses connect the suburbs to main points in the city. NMMT buses operate in Navi Mumbai and Greater Mumbai. Mumbai metro connects the eastern and western extremes of the city on a 20 minute route. Mumbai Suburban Railway is the lifeline of the city, but it can be crowded during peak hours. Mumbai monorail offers cheap connectivity between Chembur in Eastern Mumbai and Jacob Circle in South Mumbai across the Eastern Suburbs of the city. Taxis are easily available across the city.

Mumbai is known both for its street-food and specialties. Bhel Puri on the beaches is a special experience. Akuri, the traditional Parsi dish at Jimmy Boy and Bheja Fry at Radio Restaurant is a delight. Batata Vada is available across every street but it’s special at Shrikrishna in Dadar. South Indian meals are delicious at Udupi in Matunga. Do not miss the Butter Garlic Crab at Trishna if you are a seafood aficionado. Badshah’s falooda is a relief to taste buds after a humid day. Traditional Konkani and Malvani fish curry at Sadichcha is great. Ayub’s Kababs are also lip-smacking.

There is no dearth of affordable hotels around Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport near Santacruz. NSN Hotel Ratna Mahal, NSN Hotel Nirvana Grace, NSN Hotel Pearls BKC Inn, NSN Hotel Golden Nest. .

Mumbai is a city that never sleeps. A drive across the city on a breezy night can be a pleasure. The city adorns new colours in the night as its pubs, lounges and disco’s come to life. Poison, Kitty Su, Cafe Mondegar, Dome, Tryst, Ice Cube and Opium Den are some of the best places to hang out.

Mumbai’s fest season starts in January and ends in March. Banganga is a music festival organized by Maharashtra Tourism in January besides the Elephanta Festival organized in February. Kala Ghoda is an arts and crafts festival held in January/February. Mumbai Wine Fest is held in February.