Top 5 places to visit in Mumbai in monsoon

Mumbai - City of Dreams. There are many people visit Mumbai to make their career, to become rich, to be famous, to be popular to earn money, to do job and many more things.

Life of Mumbai is very busy and non-stop. Everyone is trying to do get something from this city. So this monsoon let’s have a short break from your busy life and explore city and fill your eyes with amazing beauty of the city called “Aamchi Mumbai”.

Here are some famous point you should visit during this rainy season. You will definitely mesmerize by its beauty.

 Let’s start from very famous spot in Mumbai that is

1.    Marine Drive

Almost like with Mumbai itself, Marine Drive is the place to hit during monsoon. There are many Bollywood movies shown the famous place also known as Queen’s Necklace by the time of the British ruler. In the monsoon, the place is full of waves hitting to cost and bizarre of raindrops. But be aware when its high tide it may be some feet big so it's better to see it when its low tide.

2.    Bandra Bandstand

It’s located on the west side of Bandra and a little far from the Railway station. There are some colleges near to Bandstand so the place is always filled up with couples and Bhel wala bhaiya selling them bhel. In the rainy season, you will get Bhutta to have after enjoying in the Arabian Sea and Rain. You can enjoy the waves of sea and rain by seating on rocks with your family or friends or alone also.

3.    Gateway of India

This heritage building stands high in its glory as the rains pour over it. Though it never loses to mesmerize all-round the year, the high tides while monsoons splashing over it and everything nearby has an engaging beauty of its own. Like a walk along the seams or enjoy the view with a nice cup of coffee or tea.

4.    Powai Lake

Enclosed by hills, Powai Lake is a man-made lake in the northern suburb of the Mumbai city. Having greenery and ample flora and fauna, it is an excellent place to visit in Mumbai during Monsoon for a peaceful walk in the rain. There are boats too that take you on a ride; but not in heavy rain. The scenery is quite calming from the middle of the lake. Likewise, you can chill with friends and family at the Powai Lake Garden and have some hot snacks to enjoy the Mumbai rain.

5.    Kanheri Caves

A cluster of old Buddhist caves might not specifically be your idea of a monsoon trip. Though, these caves located in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park are located in a hilly region that needs a good climb. Add to that, the natural surroundings, the clacking of birds, the emitting noise of the streams and you’ve for yourself the ideal trekking spot right in the heart of the city. For the history lover, the caves are a plus point to visit.

There are many more places near to Mumbai that can be your one day trekking or picnic spots you can also hit that. So enjoy your monsoon in the City of Dreams.