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Mumbai, the "City of Dreams", is a lively and colorful city of India where the past and the present coexist. Not to mention, the metro area is alive with pleasant sounds, long-lasting colorful spots, and various fun activities.
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Drowning in lights and sound, Mumbai is characterized by its fusion of cultures, the extremes of Indian society, and its legendary glamour. In fact, widely referred to as the "City of Dreams," over a million dreamers, tourists, and adventurers are attracted to the city every year, as the place provides an experience like none other in the globe.
The sea-bathing city that is still home to famous Indian sites, like Gateway of India, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, and Marine Drive where people congregate to see the sunset over the city, which at that time is stormy with lights. The city's Colonial-era buildings, art deco towers, and steel-and-glass-up-in-the-air constructions symbolize the march of India from its glorious past to a prosperous and mighty present.
In short, the spirit of the city is in its different localities — from South Mumbai with its Bollywood and luxury shopping to lively street-style in Colaba Causeway, Bandra, and Dhobi Ghat, where every street has a story. The foodies will be glued to the Mumbai streets tasting vada pav, pani puri, and bhel puri or hitting the top-notch dining venues that mirror the cosmopolitan character of the city.
Art and culture lovers may visit the art galleries, museums, and festivals relating to the city's creative vibe, while the Elephanta Caves, which are UNESCO World Heritage Site, will provide access to ancient Indian craftsmanship.
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