Indore to Mumbai Tour

Indore to Mumbai Tour: Overview

If you are planning to visit your dreamland city which is Mumbai then you are on right place. Holidaytravel.co designed Mumbai package specially for Indore citizen who really wants to visit Mumbaui (Bombay). Mumbai is metro city and capital of Maharastra it is most popular city in India. The seven islands that came to constitute Mumbai were home to communities of fishing colonies and it is generally popular for producing city in Bollywood. Holidaytravel.co think about Indore tourist who were busy in daily routine life and adviced you to make a tour plan to enjoy your holiday and make your boring life happy, in this package you will cover Gateway of India, Elephanta Caves, Essel world, Haji Ali, Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Rajabai Clock Tower, Siddhivinayak Temple, Marine Drive, Juhu Beach and Chowpatty Beach. Package Is well designed or suited for Family, Kids or couples.

Top Highlights of the Tour

• Visit One of The Dream City – Mumbai

• Visit famous beaches of Mumbai. 

• Explore most famous Elephenta Caves. 

• Enjoy Photo Session At Gateway of India. 

• Visit Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus.

• All major attraction Essel world, Haji Ali, Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Rajabai Clock Tower, Siddhivinayak Temple, Marine Drive, Juhu Beach and Chowpatty Beach.

Accommodation in Mumbai India

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Package Inclusion:

• Pick and drop up from Indore airport or railway station

• Breakfast + Dinner

• 5 night stay in well furnished room

• Toll tax + Parking + Driver hault included

• All taxes included         

Package Exclusion:

• Personal Expence

• Any airfare ticket or railway ticket

• Any entry fees

Top Attractions in Mumbai

Haji Ali: Haji Ali Dargah is one of the most renowned and revered mausoleums of the country. Situated in Worli, the Haji Ali Dargah is located in the middle of an island and that’s one of the many reasons that make this place so attractive. Haji Ali is another very important landmark of Mumbai and it is said that this dargah was built in 1431 and it is the mausoleum of Pir Haji Ali Shah who was a Sufi saint. Approximately 30,000 people visit this dargah every week and ad per legends it is said that the Saint had once visited India to spread the teachings of Islam. 

Marine Drive: Marine Drive is one of the best places of Mumbai. This place of interest is what defines Mumbai in the best possible way. Popular for being an island city, Marine drive is a long stretch that has been made by the Arabian Sea and it stretches up to 3.5 km. It is also called as the Queen’s Necklace and it is called so, because of the long stretch that lights up at night and looks similar to a pearl necklace. The whole promenade is flanked beautifully with palm trees. The best time to visit Marine drive is at night when there is comparatively lesser crowd and there is a distinct peace you feel at that time.

Gateway of India:- The Gateway of India that was built in the 20th century is one of the biggest tourist attractions of Mumbai. The building stands beautifully overlooking the Arabian Sea and the location of this building is what makes it so attractive. It is 85 feet tall and it is one of Mumbai’s most significant landmarks. The construction of the Gateway of India took almost 13 years to finish and it was built in dedication to the first visit done by King George V and also Queen Mary to India. 

Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus:- Another great attraction is the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus that is visited by millions of people. This terminus was also built during the British rule and the construction of the same started in 1787 that went on till 1887

The Taj Mahal Palace Hotel: One of the oldest and the best luxury hotels in Mumbai, the Taj Mahal hotel is sight worth watching. The beautiful architecture, striking landscapes and the view that is spectacular, the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel is another tourist attraction of the city. For those who are planning to visit Mumbai for a short vacation, you can opt to stay here for a luxurious and pampered experience. It is one of India’s finest hotels with almost 560 rooms and 44 suites that have the best facilities and amenities.

Mahalakshmi Temple: The Mahalakshmi Temple is also one of the most respected temples of the city along with Siddhivinayak temple. The temple was built in dedication to Shakti’s many other forms like Mahalakshmi, Saraswati and also Mahakali. This temple is situated very close the Haji Ali and most people make it a point to visit both the attractions whenever around this area. It is situated in Mahalakshmi and the name of the place is also owing to the temple. In fact even the Mahalakshmi Race course got its name from this temple

Shree Siddhivinayak Temple: We mentioned of a shrine that is mostly visited by people belonging to Islamic faith an even other faiths. Here us another such shrine that attracts people from all over irrespective of the religion or caste. The Siddhivinayak temple was built in dedication to Ganesha who is one of the most revered Gods of Hindu religions. Ganesha is the son of Shiva and Parvati and is respected and worshipped before the beginning of anything auspicious. This temple is highly significant and thousands of devotees visit Siddhivinayak each day. 

Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus: Another great attraction is the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus that is visited by millions of people. This terminus was also built during the British rule and the construction of the same started in 1787 that went on till 1887. In 1887 it was finally put open for public use. Mumbaikars call this station CST. Before this terminus got its name of Shivaji, it was named Victoria Terminus and was called VT. There are many people who still refer to CST as VT. The architecture of this terminus is highly inspired by Victorian Gothic styles and it is one of the first to be set up in Mumbai.

How to reach Mumbai from Indore

By Flight: You can travel from Chatrapati Shivaji Airport to Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar by booking a flight. The total flight time between Chatrapati Shivaji Airport & Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar is around 1 hours 15 minutes.  Regular flights are avaliable to reach mumbai

By bus:  You can reach Mumbai from Indore by bus also. Daily bus service is available from Indore to Mumbai. You can hire taxi for to rtrach Mumbai andc it take 9 Hours to reach Mumbai

By Train: Trains are available to reach Mumbai from Indore and it is convenient and easier mode of traveling.

5 Star Hotels Mumbai India

Grand Hyatt Mumbai

547 Rooms & Suites
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Domestic Mumbai Airport Transfers
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Club Oasis Fitness Centre & Spa
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Art Tours
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Hotel Bawa International
Located just next to Chhatrapati Shivaji Airport, the 4-star Veejaydeep Hotels Pvt. Ltd (Hotel Bawa International) offers 3 dining options and free private parking.

ITC Grand Central Mumbai A Luxury Collection Hotel
Located on Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Road in Mumbai, the luxurious, 5-star ITC Grand Central, Mumbai, A Luxury Collection Hotel features exquisite rooms and suites with city views.

The Ambassador
A 2-minute walk from Churchgate Railway and 1.5 km from Nariman Point, The Ambassador Mumbai offers rooms with shower facilities and bathtub.

Residency Sarovar Portico
In North Mumbai, Residency Sarovar Portico is located just 9 km from Mumbai International and Domestic Airports.

Mumbai city in india

Mumbai- The Business Capital of India

Mumbai, which was previously known as Bombay is a major metropolitan city of India. It is the state capital of Maharashtra . Mumbai city is known as the business capital of India, it being the country's principal financial and communications centre. The city has the largest and the busiest port handling India's foreign trade and a major Interntional airport. India's largest Stock Exchange which ranks as the third largest in the world, is situated in Mumbai. Here, trading of stocks is carried out in billions of rupees everyday.

Discription about Mumbai/Bombay can not be complete without the mention of Bollywood, the biggest Indian film industry which churns out hundreds of Hindi block-busters every year.

Where is Mumbai?

Mumbai (Bombay) lies on the western coast of India. It is a group of seven islands in the Arabian Sea which lies off the northern Konkan coast on the west of Maharashtra state in India. These seven islands which were once seperated by creeks and channels were filled and bridged over the years by the inhabitants.

Climate of Mumbai

Most of the year, Mumbai's climate is warm and humid. Between November and February, the skies are clear,and the temperature is cooler. From March the temperature becomes warm and humid till mid June, the beginning of monsoon. During monsoon there are torrential rains, sometimes causing the flooding of major roads and streets of Mumbai. The average rainfall which is brought by the south-west monsoon winds in Mumbai is  180 cms. Monsoon ends by the end of September. October is comparatively hot and humid.
Mumbai- A Melting Pot
The total population of Mumbai is about 10 millions. It is still growing. Mumbai provides umpteen opportunities to realize one's dreams. Hence, people from all over India, belonging to different cultures come here to realize their dreams. Mumbai has become the melting pot of all Indian  cultures. This is the reason Mumbai has a truly cosmopolitan population bustling with activity. It's film industry "Bollywood" also draws a number of youths with tinsel dreams to Mumbai. Being a major financial center, People from all over the world come here for business opportunities. This has made Mumbai a major International city.

History of Mumbai

In 1661, King Charles II of England, married Princess Catherine de Braganza of Portugal, and as part of the dowry he received "Bombay" which is today known as Mumbai. Later in 1668 it was handed over to the East India Company.
In 1858 the administration of the country was taken over by the Queen of England, Queen Victoria, from the East India Company. A viceroy was appointed to rule India in the name of the Queen.
Bombay came under the direct rule of the British in 1861.

The first railway line in India was started between Bombay (VT) and Thane in 1861.
In 1864, modern water supply was started in Bombay (Mumbai)  and in 1885, Bombay was lit with gas.
Mahatma Gandhi joining Indian Politics in 1920, was a turning point in the political destiny of India which led to the Independence of India from the British rule. Bombay (Mumbai) had an important role to play in this event.

Best time to visit Mumbai

Best time to visit Mumbai in winter season when its climate gets pleasant. Mumbai was extremely hot city its temperature raises in summer season, so tourist gathers to enjoy Mumbai in winter season. If you are planning a business trip and will stay indoors in air conditioned comfort, then summer, winter, rain or shine, the weather doesn’t matter.

Famous food to eat in Mumbai

A trip to Mumbai is incomplete without savouring upon their famous Vada Pav and Bombay Bhel Puri. Street food in Mumbai has a distinctly different flavor from that of the street food in other parts of the country. But there are so many other amazing foods to try in Mumbai which are as follows Dahipuri, Sandwiches, Ragda-pattice, Pav Bhaji, Chinese bhel, idlis and Dosas. In terms of non-vegetarian offerings omelette-pav, kebabs and fish are found on Mumbai streets.

Train Stations in Mumbai

Sr.    Station Name    Sr.    Station Name     Sr.    Station Name
1    Churchgate         13    Khar Road         25    Naigaon
2    Marine Lines       14    Santacruz         26    Vasai Road
3    Charni Road        15    Vile Parle         27    Nala Sopara
4    Grant Road          16    Andheri           28    Virar
5    Mumbai Central   17    Jogeshwari     29    Vaitarna
6    Mahalaxmi           18    Goregaon       30    Saphale
7    Lower Parel          19    Malad            31    Kelve Road
8    Elphinston Road   20    Kandivali        32    Palghar
9    Dadar                    21    Borivali          33    Umroli
10    Matunga Road    22    Dahisar          34    Boisar
11    Mahim Junction    23    Mira Road    35    Vangaon
12    Bandra            24    Bhayander    36    Dahanu Road

Where is indore in india Map

Indore temple

Omkareshwar, Indore
The famed temple of Omkareshwar is on Mandhata Island, is one of the holiest of shrines and considered to be one of the 12 Jyotilinga shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva. The unique aspect of this temple is that the island itself is shaped like the symbol of Om. There are two holy temples of Omkareshwar and Amareshwar that are visited by thousands of devotees every year.

Ganesh Temple ( Khajrana), Indore
Khajrana Ganesha Temple, which was built by Rani Ahilyabai Holkar, is a pious destination among Hindu devotees. Devotees throng this temple on Wednesdays and Sundays for offering prayers. As per a local belief, all the wishes of the devotees are fulfilled, once they worship in this temple.

Annapurna temple, Indore
Annapurna Mandir is a popular temple, which is dedicated to the Goddess Annapurna. It is one of the famous pilgrimage sites in Indore, which is thronged by devotees of Hindu religious community. According to the Hindu mythology, Annapurna Devi is believed to be the goddess of food.

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