Juhu Beach Mumbai (Bombay)

Wow Mumbai, wow!!

I still have to breath deep in while the memories come to me and try to calm my heart.

We arrive at the airport after having 3 flights: Zanzibar - Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam – Muscat and Muscat – Mumbai. On the last flight we had a very nice chat in the plane with an Indian man who gave us a …

We left from the Taj Hotel for a day trip, 25Rs each. We went through suburbs & saw fishing vessels near the mouth of the Makim River.















We visited the Jogeswari Caves, built from 200BC to 1000AD, & used until the Portuguese came in the 1500s. It was built by …

It was afternoon of 10th Feb, 2008 when I rushed to New Delhi railway station to on board Rajdhani Express to Mumbai. I boarded at 1630 and reached Mumbai at 1030 next day morning.

I met few Reliance Money employees but I never interacted with them in past. t

The best part of Mumbai is SEA and all the beaches. People are very good …

... always burst into life in the evening and this one was no exception.  Back to the Gick’s hotel and then off to an excellent restaurant in the Juhu Beach Boutique Hotel.  A wonderful day, and pretty good I must say to be out of the ...

... most of the 30th, did some blogging, cruised more around Bandra and then made my way just north to Juhu beach for sunset.  As I said earlier, beaches in India in the cities are like a carnival scene - it's a cool and free place to bring the ...

... was a little slow off the get go, but I made it back up to Juhu to check it out in the daytime, and have a walk along Juhu beach, which is one of the main beaches in th northern suburbs.  Despite being flanked on one side by the hugest 5 star ...

... Mosque Victoria Terminus Elephanta Caves Colaba and Cuff Parade neighborhoods Band Stand (Bandra) Marine Lines and Chowpatty Beach Juhu Beach Bhindi Bazaar Fort Area Azad and Oval Maidans Mi gratitud y momentos mas memorables en esta etapa ...

... Porsche, next to which were young children being carried by young children. We didn't stay too long in Bandra, we headed up to Juhu beach, where all of the locals go to cool off from the Mumbai heat. This was lovely and although the beach probably ...

... shaving abrasions washed with local water? When I cut myself and wash it, I should really rinse the soap off with purified water. Juhu beach. Some Indian tourists from Punjab (in the North) wanted their photo with me and we hung out briefly. I was ...

... , the Institute of Science, the National Gallery of Modern Art, the Elphinstone College, State Public Works Department, University of Mumbai, and the Victoria Terminus Train Station (as seen in “Slumdog Millionaire” – more on that in ...

... a few short hours on the plane and we left the hot, arid, ruggedness of Rajasthan for the warm, moist, tropical air of Mumbai. Formerly named Bombay by the Portuguese and changed to Mumbai in 1995, Mumbai is the most populous city in India and the 4th or ...

... , in several instances, the slums in Mumbai themselves were not the result of years of poverty but of opportunistic villagers outside Mumbai who wanted to make a better life for themselves.  Faced with low paying jobs in their own village or working ...

... groundfloor of a six storey building. It had the added advantage of having a beautiful garden, which directly bordered on Juhu beach. We were sitting on the terasse enjoying the sea breeze. Á__ _ __ÁKunti, a Gujarati, was working ...