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Today, I want to talk to you about the top 10 things you have to see and do in Mumbai. It’s a massive, bustling, and noisy city that has a lot to offer curious travelers. It’s also one of the best foodie cities in the world! Let’s go on a tour of the top 10 things you must see and do in Mumbai!
Something you must do in Mumbai is visit the Gateway of India, which was built to commemorate the arrival of King George V and Queen Mary. A ceremony there signaled the end of the British Raj in 1948. From there, you can catch ferry rides to locations including Elephanta Island.
2. Colaba Causeway Market
One of the best places in Mumbai to shop for unique, inexpensive souvenirs is the Colaba Causeway Market. It’s a great spot to find women’s clothing, jewelry, and even original Rajasthani silk paintings. The lanes are tight, so be patient and polite!
3. Eat Kebabs at Bademiya
Some of Mumbai’s most famous food can be found at the iconic Bademiya restaurant, which sells incredible chicken, mutton, and lamb seekh kebabs. They’re all tender, moist, and super flavorful. Don’t miss them!
4. Visit Elephanta Island
One of Mumbai’s 3 UNESCO World Heritage Sites is Elephanta Island, which is a one-hour ferry ride from the Gateway of India. Its cave temples, which are mostly dedicated to Lord Shiva, were carved from basalt and date as far back as the 5th century!
5. Eat Street Food at Juhu Beach
If you’re looking for fantastic Indian street food, you have to visit Juhu Beach. It’s always packed with people and is one of the best places to find paneer chili, one of my all-time favorite Indian street foods! It’s so creamy and flavorful!
6. Visit Versova Beach
One of the best spots to relax in Mumbai is Versova Beach, which has recently become a great place to sunbathe or enjoy water sports. Don’t miss the nearby Kolaba Fort and restaurants in the vicinity!
7. Eat Pani Puri
My favorite Indian street food of all time is Pani Puri, a Maharashtrian specialty made of a crispy, hollow dough ball that’s filled with chickpeas, onion, potato and a watery soup called pani. It’s savory, spicy, and a little minty and oh so good!
8. Visit the Global Vipassana Pagoda
Northwest of Mumbai near the village of Gorai, you’ll find the beautiful Global Vipassana Pagoda, a large meditation hall that was built as a monument to peace and harmony. It has a huge, golden spire and a massive, stone dome!
9. CST Railway Station Street Food
Another of Mumbai’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites is CST Railway Station. Outside, you can find amazing street foods including dahi puri, ragda pattice, sev puri, and an insanely good pav bhaji that is out of this world!
10. Ride a Local Train
Riding Mumbai’s trains can be a wild and crazy experience for foreigners! The cars are usually packed and have huge, open sections where you can hang out the side of the car and feel the wind pass you buy!
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