No city tends to fascinate its visitors in such varied style as Mumbai does. It is the largest and most happening metropolis in India and offers a fine blend of tradition and technology. The city thrives to create a niche of its own in every field. Whether it is art or entertainment, technology or industry, business or finance, Mumbai never fails to enchant you. People from various professions, from all over India and abroad find Mumbai as the ultimate base to achieve their goals. The city is also home to the celluloid world ‘Bollywood’, one of the largest entertainment industries in the world.

Geographically, Mumbai is a fine collection of seven beautiful islands, by the side of the azure blue Arabian Sea. When the British came to India they find Mumbai as one of the finest and best protected natural harbors still to be explored. They later turned it into an important trading center. From then on Mumbai never looks back. The city owes its name ‘Bombay’ from the Portuguese ancestors, which means ‘good bay’. Finally, it was renamed as ‘Mumbai’, in the name of the goddess Mumbadevi.

For visitors Mumbai presents a gala of great attractions (old and new). The Prince of Wales Museum in Mumbai is one of the best museums in the country. It showcases a rare collection of art, sculpture, old firearms, rare coins and a priceless collection of miniature paintings. The city’s most prized possession is the fabulous, four turrets and intricately carved ‘Gateway of India’. A drive through the Marine Drive or the ‘Queens Necklace’ provides great view of the city on one side and the spectacular coast on the other. Mumbai’s beaches are ideal for activities like camel and pony rides, acrobats etc.