Mumbai

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Mumbai (also known as Bombay, the official name until 1995) is the capital city of the Indian state of Maharashtra. Mumbai lies on the Konkan on the west coast of India and has a deep natural harbour.
Main category: Mumbai

Geographic map[edit]

Main category: Maps of Mumbai

Photography[edit]

  • Skyline

  • Y.B.Chavan Centre. Mumbai. India

  • Crompton Greeves Building

  • Hiranandani Complex

  • Santa Cruz Airport

  • Crossroads Mall

  • Taj Mahal Hotel

  • Church in Mumbai

  • Breach Candy and Nepean Sea Road seen from Worli Seaface.

  • Mumbai bus

  • Haji Ali

  • BMC Headquarters

  • Victoria Terminus

  • Mumbai auto-rickshaws

  • Mumbai is a city of multiple faiths. The Jama Masjid is the city's oldest and largest mosque.

  • Mumbai Skyline in Chowpatty Beach

  • Chapatri Shivaji Terminus

  • Nariman Point, Bombay.

  • Famous Hotel Ambassador, at Nariman Point, Bombay.

  • Traffic in Mumbai.

  • Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus.

  • Hilton Towers at Nariman Point.

  • Downtown from Nana Chowk.

  • Laburnum Road: An upmarket neighbourhood in South Bombay. Also the site of Mani Bhavan, which was Mahatma Gandhi's residence in Mumbai.

  • Mumbai local trains

  • Churchgate station, the last stop southbound on the Western Line during rush hour.

  • Shreepati Arcade, currently India's tallest building.

  • Chowpatty beach with downtown across the bay.

  • Marine drive on a weekend. The concrete tetrapods have been placed to check erosion.

  • The upmarket neighbourhoods of Walkeshwar and Nepean Sea Road as seen from Marine drive.

  • Downtown seen from Marine Drive.

  • Priyadarshini Park at Nepean Sea Road.

  • A typical 'gully' (street) of 'chawls' (one room dwellings). Note the contrast between the haves and have nots in Mumbai.

  • Another view of Shreepati Arcade, currently India's tallest building.

  • Fashion Street, a popular place in South Mumbai to get cheap clothes.

  • Tata Communications Ltd. - headquarters. VSNL a government-owned internet service provider was acquired by the Tata group and renamed Tata Communications Ltd.

  • Nehru Planetarium at Worli.

  • The pavilion of the Mumbai Race Course. The tall buildings in the background are in the central Mumbai area of Parel. This area is undergoind rapid transitions as abandoned mills are being converted to residential, commercial and retail spaces.

  • Downtown at night from Nana Chowk. Shreepati Arcade (India's tallest building) is in the foreground.

  • Worli seaface at night.

  • Marine Drive a.k.a The Queen's necklace at night.

  • Khetwadi, Sikka Nagar. Old parts of the city. Note the numerous thatched roofs. These are slowly being replaced by skyscrapers.

  • Nana Chowk on the left to Tardeo on the right. Tall building under construction on the right is going to be the tallest building in India at almost 750 feet.

  • Downtown at night.

  • Nana Chowk on the left to Tardeo on the right at night.

  • Opera house in the foreground. Bright lights are Chowpaty beach and Walkeshwar is in the background.

  • Gateway of India viewed at night.

  • BMC Headquarters.

  • Flora Fountain @ Night

  • Statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj at Gateway of India

  • "Tower of Silence"; 19th century engraving

  • Kalbadevie Road, c. 1890

  • Bombay-market

  • Dharavi slum street

  • Shastri statue

  • Mumbai Shastri plaque.jpg

Nature[edit]

Main category: Nature of Mumbai

  • Arabian Sea viewed from Nariman Point, Bombay.

  • Sunset at Nariman Point

  • Sunset at Nariman Point, Bombay.

See also[edit]

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