Mumbai is the center of India’s finance, fashion and film. Skyscrapers, temples, Art Deco, and signs of India’s colonial past merge together in this vibrant, culturally diverse city.

The heart and oldest section of the city is the downtown commercial district. The primary area for sightseeing is the southern part of the city. It is here that you will find the Gateway to India, as well as many of the nation’s best known temples, pagodas, museums, and art galleries. Mumbai’s best beaches and The Global Pagoda are found in the northern part of the city.

After a day of touring The Prince of Wales museum or any one of Mumbai’s other wonderful sights, discover the city’s inebriating mix of ultra chic night clubs and fine dining restaurants.

Mumbai has been transformed into a city of thriving markets, world business, and a mix of many different ethnic communities resulting in a cosmopolitan atmosphere. The city is the face of today’s modern India – old customs and traditions being coupled with a dynamic future. Mumbai, the largest city in South Asia, is characterized by natural beauty, ethnic cuisine and eclectic shopping. It’s no wonder that this city is a popular tourist destination.

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