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Keneseth Eliyahoo Synagogue
posted by fmull An exquisite building! Sky blue on the outside with a host of colours inside. We went in the afternoon when (as luck would have it) it's best for light coming through the stained glass windows. Elephanta Caves
posted by ymoore Stunning place, and one that I think encompasses the spirit of India with the hindu caves and the buddhist caves almost side by side. The ferry trip to get there is pretty cool too. Flora Fountains
posted by pwilo I'm a fountain addict and this is one of the most majestic that i've seen, especially lit up at night. It's an amazing piece exquisitely sculpted, go see it!! Nehru Planetarium
posted by wmackendoerfer Wonderful place, we went to see a great show here and learned so much. The Nehru Centre is well worth popping your head into as well. Great outing! India Government Mint
posted by demrick Fascinating place, so much to see, and a marvellous building too! They don't just make coins here but medals, weights and gold bars too! Such a privilege to be able to see these things, I don't think i've ever heard of anyone going to the Royal Mint! |
Mumbai is where chic meets East, the fashion capital of India and the home of Bollywood. Once given to Prince Charles II as a wedding present, today it is a bustling metropolis with cheap flights to Mumbai being widely available. Built on an island, cheap Mumbai hotels are more common to the south of the island where the majority of the tourist attractions are, with the commercial district located in the North. Booking your Mumbai flight and hotel separately is quite often cheaper always provides much more flexibility than traditional tour operator packages. It's possible to find cheap flights to Mumbai throughout the year but a particularly popular time to visit is during the months of August and September for the Ganesh Chaturthi Festival so why not time your 2012 or 2013 trip to join in the fun? Alternatively if you want to beat the monsoon and the heat you should book your Mumbai flights between November and February when the city is at its coolest and driest. As with many other destinations July and August are times to avoid booking flights from the UK if possible because of the school holiday price hikes. Once there, most people choose to get around on public transport but you can also arrange cheap Mumbai car hire for more flexibility Beaches span the coastline and sunsets are breathtaking so it's a perfect exotic location for a romantic getaway. A visit to this vibrant city is not complete without stopping by the Gateway to India which was a monument built in honour of King George the V and Queen Mary. Enjoy some of the cultural side of the city at the Haji Ali, a mosque and tomb, or visit the Elephanta Caves on a tiny island just off Mumbai. When to go to Mumbai
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