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Versova Beach

A continuation of Juhu Beach towards the Andheri suburbs, Versova Beach is comparatively less crowded and only separated by a creek from the former beach. Versova is essentially a fishing village inhabited by Kolis (fisherfolks) situated in the vicinity of the beach, and is a hotbed for fish trade. The beach is rather small but is extremely popular for the humongous fish market and the fish auctions held at the spot on a daily basis. Separated by huge rock boulders to keep the village safe from the sea waves and tides, the beach attracts tourists owing to its natural beauty and surreal horizon views. The solitude attracts numerous professional photographers and shutterbugs, especially during dawn and dusk to capture the enchanting panorama and landscape vistas. Besides, the beach offers several sports like snorkelling, cycling, horse riding etc. Festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi are celebrated with a lot of pomp and show and the season draws tourists in thousands to be a part of the festivities. Read More

Believed to be Asia's largest theme water park, the Water Kingdom is an enormous family-friendly water cum amusement park in Mumbai. Boasting of a number of small and large pools and featuring speed modulated slides, pool waves, lazy river etc, the park is a big hit among the kids and the adults. In addition to that, you can also opt for a fish pedicure on the premises. For kids and adults like the Water Kingdom is a welcome respite from the heat and hassles of Mumbai. It is located alongside the famous Essel World Amusement Park and is located in Borivali West, on the Global Pagoda Road. It can be easily reached via a combination of rail and road transport. The highlights of the Water Kingdom are undoubtedly its rides and stellar facilities. It is a great destination to experience with family, friends as well as loved ones. Read More

A beautiful, serene and pristine beach in Mandwa Village is not just about quite long walks along the coast but also offers the buzz of water sports. Adorned with breathtaking views all around, it serves as an ideal destination for adventure lovers. A ferry boat ride away from Mumbai, it is a must visit.

Situated in Lokhandwala, We VIP is a new club in Mumbai. The club specializes in hip- hop, trance and EDM music. Besides, it has a swanky psychedelic lighting and invites international DJs. The club stays especially crowded on weekends.

Wink is one of the most glamorous lounge bars in Mumbai and is referred to as one of the best bars in India. It is of the luxurious Taj President Hotel. It was once known as the Library Bar and is now a chic, popular nightspot for those who enjoy the nightlife. During the weekdays, it is a perfect spot for relaxing and having a drink or two as it is quiet during the week. However, during the weekend, it gets packed and the crowd is set to dance to the rhythm of the DJ. Although the DJ tends to play an amalgamation of Bollywood and upbeat English songs, the Bollywood nights conducted by the place tends to attract an audience. Whilst food options are limited to snacks, finger foods and some full meals, the professional bartenders serve brilliant cocktails. Their Wink Infusions and Winktinis are some of their top drinks. Their high-energy glass bar is separated from a laid back carpeted lounge by a gauzy curtain. Wink is Indo-Japanese bar where one has drink options from beer to branded rum. Wink is wheelchair accessible, has free WiFi and it is recommended that you reserve your seat as it gets crowded. Read More

Located in the Worli neighborhood of Mumbai, Worli Fort is an ancient defence fort that was built in around 1675. It is often mistaken to have been constructed by the Portuguese. But in reality, it was built by the British as a defence fort as their strategy to lookout for enemy ships and pirates. Overlooking the Mahim Bay, the fort offers some of the best views in the city and is visited by locals and tourists alike. In addition to that, the monument has a built-in well, a temple and ample viewpoints overlooking the vast sea. Read More

Worli Seaface is one of the most prominent promenades in Mumbai and is located right along the Arabian Sea. The exuberant area with lashing waves and gushing waters of the Arabian Sea is situated in Worli, Mumbai and is popularly called Worli Sea Face. Home to the rich and affluent residential colonies, the posh locale is also a major business district. Extending from Worli Fort in the north to Prabhadevi in the south, the seafront offers picturesque vistas of the endless blue sea with a hazy image of Haji Ali Dargah in the distance. The major attractions of the Worli Sea Face are the quaint Worli Fort, Bandra- Worli Sea Link, Haji Ali Dargah etc. Apart from the famous landmarks, what draws locals and tourists alike to Worli Seaface is the eateries that are open into the wee hours of the morning. One of the popular places of Mumbai Tourism, the Worli Sea Face also boasts of Palais Royale- which is one of the tallest buildings in India other than being the ideal leisure location for all of Mumbai and beyond. It is also one of the most expensive residential areas in Mumbai. Read More

Perched on the 37th and the 38th floor of St. Regis- the highest hotel in the country, XXO is a high end club cum party lounge situated in Lower Parel in Mumbai. The lavish upholstery, leather accessories and the astounding decor makes it one of the most elite party hotspots of the city, frequently visited by the B- Town Celebs. Besides, the ceiling to floor windows offer an enchanting panoramic view of the Mumbai skyline. Boasting of a double party floor venue, XXO also has a very elegant and chic decor. The interiors are lit up with magnificent Osler chandeliers and glittering strobe lights, giving it a very elite and posh vibe. The extensive menu replete with amazing concocted drinks both signature and classic, and mouth watering sumptuous snacks and food options, is sure to keep you engaged and content all night. In addition to the free flowing cocktails and delectable food, the place stays vibrant and alive with the perky music and groovy beats of the in-house Resident DJ Madoc. The club also hires several new DJs every weekend to add to the on-going spinning tracks and sensational music. The place also hosts live events, gigs and other shows from time to time. Considered to be one of the very best clubs in Mumbai, parties at XXO are very lit and are all nighters. Open from the midweek to Sunday, the parties here go upto dawn and reservations are a must. Read More

Located in the outskirts of Mumbai, Yazoo Park is a lovely amusement park spread over and area of 12 acres, catering to all and every age, starting right from the tiny tots to veteran gamers. This bonafide wonderland is a perfect destination for those who want to get out of the crowd of the city and spend a day somewhere quieter and closer to nature, but also do not want to miss out on the plethora of rides and recreations that any premier amusement park would offer. Yazoo Park has the best of both worlds. From evergreen favourites like Ferris wheel and Merry-go-Round to adventurous additions like Zipline and Freefall, from fun kiddie rides like Dragon Train to the Rifle range and gaming zone for the pros - Yazoo Park has something or the other for everyone. The latest addition, Water Zone is an aquatic extravaganza meant for the entire family to have fun together.At the end of the day, to feed your hungry tummies, there is the Yazoo Food Plaza and the Yazoo Floating Restaurant. Combining the two, you will get a vast array of cuisines including Indian, Chinese, purely veg South Indian and other scrumptious delicacies. Read More

The National Museum of Indian Cinema is the first museum in the country that displays the history of Indian cinema. It is housed in two buildings, New Museum Building and the heritage Gulshan Mahal on Peddar Road in Mumbai. The museum showcases history of Indian Cinema through recordings, memorabilia, cameras, equipment and much more. The National Museum of Indian Cinema is not only dedicated to Hindi Cinema but also exhibits history and information about regional films. Visitors can walk through various cinematic events, such as Lumiere Brothers first films or the first feature film called Raja Harishchandra which was directed by Dadasaheb Phalke. There are handmade posters of iconic films, the era of silent and studio films, the influence of the World Wars on Indian cinema and more. An entire area is dedicated to the most fundamental of filmmaking equipment – the camera. From the hand operated camera used by Dadasaheb Phalke, to the cameras used by legendary film-makers, such as Satyajit Ray to the modern 3D and 4D cinemas, this section is a delight for those who understand the technicalities of making a film.The wall that adores photographs of the recipients of the Dadasaheb Phalke Awards, the statue of Raj Kapoor that is an ideal selfie point or the recordings of KL Saigal, the museum has a lot to offer to film buffs. Also, the other wing of the museum has a section that is dedicated completely to Mahatma Gandhi. This wing includes films made on the Mahatma, a children's film studio where kids can try their hand at shooting, editing, lighting etc. Read More