Favorite City In India - Mumbai |
Our country India is beautiful in its vastness and its glory holds
more in the way it contains the variety of cultures, traditions, people, languages,
difference of opinions and what not. Yet it apparently has everything balanced
out, so much for its dignity and serenity. Every individual here happens to
have its favorite city in India, where maybe they have grown up or where they
were just a tourist or maybe where they haven’t been to but still know that it is
their most cherished place.
So
leading that thought forward I would like to let you all know that my favorite
city out of all other cities in India is Mumbai also formerly known as Bombay.
My beloved city, which has its grand designs and layout since the time of
its British development says a lot about its luxurious architectures and
visiting places like Gateway of India,
the famous CST (Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus), the beautiful suburbs and highways. This is the place where I have grown up, where
I have known so much happens every second of the day, where you just can’t get
enough of it but know that this city will always welcome everyone and anyone
who would like to reside in Mumbai.
Mumbai,
such a joyful and happening word to the ears and what an attractive piece to
the eyes is the commercial hub of India giving everyone something. Now in terms of its connectivity to other parts of India you don’t
really need to suffer at all, why? Because the hustling but yet lovely roads
connect almost every corner of India to Mumbai. You can board a train or choose
for a road trip with your mates or simply get on a local to enjoy the
localities of Mumbai. The nearest connectivity
from Mumbai is Goa, Pune, Nasik, Gujarat,
Madhya Pradesh and a part of South. Mumbai also provides you carefree rides
on ships.
View of Arabian Sea - Mumbai |
When
you talk about the locals/people of Mumbai, you should know the drive
out here is all friendly feels and so welcoming, and even if at some
places you think it’s not, you got to play a cool traveler then. People here
will first let you know that you ought to know Marathi and if you don’t you
might just have to learn. But aside from all of this, Mumbaikars (which
contains humans from all over the world) are one of its kinds and will never
disappoint you with whatever required hospitality. Hearing about Mumbai’s night life and
experiencing that in reality are two different things, it indicates the
importance of knowing every so called ‘status’ in Mumbai but in a chilling way.
It is easy to follow the daily routine out here and experiencing local trains
gives you a major lesson in your life, no matter what. You get to see the daily
struggles and management of chaotic Mumbai. The street food or eating outlets
are ‘Grab-and-go’ types, so you don’t need to worry about etiquettes of eating
peacefully. It offers you the best safe locations as a night wanderer which for
me is a great thing (if you know what I mean).
Shoe house at Hanging Garden - Mumbai |
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