Gateway of India

Without question, one of Mumbai's top tourist attractions is the Gateway of India, and it looks out over the Arabian Sea while proudly perched on the Apollo Bunder. The monument's massive structure, which blends Indian, Arabic, and Western architectural styles beautifully, has become a well-liked tourist destination in the area. Additionally, it serves as the departure point for several ferry services that run to the storied Elephanta Caves.

The majority of tourists are either enjoying the sea breeze, eating street food, or taking in the beauty of the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel. THINGS TO DO AT GATEWAY OF INDIA:

 • Enjoy the magnificent architecture of the Gateway to India: Insoluble concrete and yellow basalt are used to form the entire building. You can witness a beautiful fusion of Indian and Saracenic architecture with a touch of Muslim architecture. This majestic building's central dome has a diameter of about 48 feet. It contains four turrets that have been specifically carved with elaborate latticework. As you exit the building, there are steps leading you to the Arabian Sea's shoreline. This majestic building's main dome has a diameter of about 48 feet. It contains four turrets that have been specifically carved with elaborate latticework. As you exit the building, there are steps leading you to the Arabian Sea's shoreline. • Click images of the sunrise and sunset: The Arabian Sea is seen from the Gateway of India's vantage point. Photographers and wildlife enthusiasts appreciate the area. If you love taking pictures, take a day from your busy schedule to visit the Gateway of India in the morning. You will have many opportunities from dawn till dusk to catch the lovely changes in the sky and the brilliant water waves. • Experience the neighborhood chaat: Mumbai's street chaat is well-known in every nook and cranny. Grab some Chan-jor-garam and enjoy your tour of the Gateway of India. Enjoy quality time with your family by hogging on local delights with the Taj Hotel or the Gateway of India in the background. • Explore the neighborhood: On your trip to the Gateway of India, you can only afford to skip the Elephanta Caves, Arabian Sea, Taj Mahal Palace, Colaba Causeway, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Nehru Science Center, and Marine Drive.