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Gorai Beach

Located in the north suburb of Mumbai, 40 kms from the main city, Gorai Beach is one the cleanest, most tranquil and one of the most frequented beaches of Mumbai. Located near Bhayandar, on the Gorai Creek, the soothing calmness of this beach bordering the Arabian Sea, makes for a perfect leisure weekend vacation. Other than the umpteen food shacks and street food options available at the spot, the beach is also replete with resorts and beach houses. Other than the numerous water sports, camel rides, boat rides and fun picnics, you can also rent one of these cottages to have a quiet private time with your friends and family. Dotted with beautiful palm trees and an all-around clean environment, the place is a hot favourite among tourists who want to spend a day away from the chaos and din of the city. Since the beach is located on the outskirts of the city and boasts of surreal serenity, it is best picked among young couples who are looking for some solitude in the lap of nature. Besides, the presence of tourists, beach shacks and stay-in cottages makes for amazing full moon parties at the beach which draws tourist from far and wide. Read More

Gorakhgad is a hill fort in Maharashtra. Gorakhgad and Machindragad are twin forts in the Thane district of Maharashtra. Gorakhgad is situated at an elevation higher than its twin fort. There are many cisterns of water within the fort. Water in a few of them is potable. There are numerous caves scattered near the base of the peak, and some of them are inhabitable. The winding path leading up to the fort is richly endowed with thick vegetation. There is a temple of Shiva at the peak, and a statue of the bull 'Nandi,' at the top of the citadel. Shiva was the patron deity of the fort, it seems to suggest. Read More

Situated on the backdrop of a beautiful view of the Arabian sea is the shrine of Haji Ali, dedicated to the wealthy merchant turned who gave up his worldly belongings and turned into Muslim Sufi saint after a trip to Mecca. Haji Ali Dargah is located on a small islet that is off the southern coast of Mumbai near Worli. People from all walks of life and religions come here to seek blessings. The Dargah can only be accessed during the low tides via a causeway that is surrounded by the sea on all sides. At night, the view of the shrine lit up in the distance with nothing but the sea around it, is a divine sight. Built of glass, the tomb is a beautiful illustration of the Indo-Islamic style of architecture. A marble courtyard contains the central shrine. The tomb within the mosque is roofed by a brocaded red and green cloth, supported by an exquisite silver frame and marble columns. The main hall has marble pillars engraved with creative mirror work: blue, green, yellow chips of glass arranged in varied designs and Arabic patterns which spell the ninety-nine names of Allah. As per Islamic customs, there are different praying rooms for ladies and gents. Read More

Sri Malang gad is a fort near Kalyan in the Raigad district of Maharashtra. It is known popularly as Haji Malang, which is one of the most famous among the three sufi shrines located on the hill. The structure of the fort is three-storeyed, and each tier has a specific name. The lowest, Pir Machi, is a plateau upon which the famous sufi shrine is situated. The next higher level, Sone Machi, is a rock-projection and is the lower part of the fort. Upon the summit of the hill lies the citadel. The hill top has limited fortifications and not much remains of the fort are extant as well. There are some water cisterns though which are a reservoir of fresh water. Copper pipes have been installed carry the water to the lower levels. The crowd here is composed mostly of devotees who throng the sufi dargah at any time of the year. The annual urs festivities held during the month of February are a nice tourist attraction. Read More

Hakone is a specialised sports and entertainment centre right in the heart of Powai, Mumbai. Situated in the Hiranandani Gardens, this is the number one destination for all speed sports buffs and adrenaline junkies in the town. If you are one of them, Hakone is a place you must visit at all costs. Among the many attractions that Hakone offers, the most tempting one is probably the family Go Karting track of 200 metres with powerful Honda engines of 5.5HP each. With shades above for rain, it is a fully cemented track suitable for any and all weather conditions. For lovers of simulated shooting games, Paintball is right there with a battlefield complete with barriers and hideouts. Visitors can participate in a very real-life game of battle with colour dye bullets and protective gear of mask and safety jackets. Other than that, there is an arena for Bumper Cars, a Bull Ride zone for a fun riding session, an Entertainment Center with something for every age - redemption machines, pool table, LAN Gaming Zone and simulator games. For the little guests of Hakone, there is a place for paddle boating, Wester Train, Baby Go Cars and Moonwalker. To feed your hungry bellies at the end of an exciting day at Hakone, Foodie Galore is there with different flavours - burgers, tandooris, shawarmas and even delicacies from Bengal. Read More

Hanging Garden is a terrace garden situated on top of the Malabar Hill, right next to the Kamla Nehru Park. It overlooks the stunning Arabian Sea and was built in 1880 by Mr. Ulhas Ghapokar. The stunning gardens are dedicated to Barrister Pherozeshah Mehta and are also known as Pherozeshah Mehta Gardens. In fact, when viewed from above, one can clearly see the letter PMG spelt out in the gardens. The garden has impeccable animal shaped hedges and lush green vegetation along with a serene bird's eye view of the Arabian Sea. Constructed on a water reservoir, the garden provides fresh drinking water to the local habitants. The beautiful flower clock situated in the garden is a major part of the charm of the Hanging Garden. Along with this, the garden is an apt place for early morning jogs and yoga. The garden is a tranquil getaway from the daily hustle-bustle of the city for some peace of minds. Read More

Hill Road and Linking Road, Bandra

Hill Road is a famous place for shopping and rejuvenation in Mumbai. It is basically an arterial road running through Mumbai that connects the intersection near Bandra Railway Station and S V Road. It is officially known as Ramdas Nayak Road but is called Hill Road because it goes over a hilly slope. This area of Bandra is famous for street shopping, eating and hanging out. In Bandra, this is also one of the places where people can find general stores, hardware stores and also contractors for home services like plumbing, carpentry, painting etc. A couple of prominent hospitals, some century-old monuments and landmarks are also found around Hill Road. Hill Road is always bustling with vendors, customers, passers-by etc. Bandra is also quite famous for studios, beaches, beach-promenades, monuments, cinemas etc. A large number of people head to this area for entertainment and sightseeing also. Hence, the traffic is usually slow-moving here. People visit to shop, to explore and even hope to come across a celebrity here. The market places are colourful with top-end brands, local products and even rip-offs. People get to buy whatever suits their budget. It is recommended that visitors spend a good amount of time at Hill Road to be able to explore the stores and the adjoining posh areas of Hill Road.Linking Road is famous as a shopping hub in Mumbai just like Hill Road. It is also an arterial road in the city that connects Bandra with Juhu and is officially known as Dadabhai Navroji Road. The attraction has extended over the years to accommodate more kiosks/ shops which draw shopaholics in large numbers every single day. Read More

Hoppipola is a restaurant located in the Mathuradas Mills in Lower Parel, Mumbai. It is famous for its ambience, delicious Italian & Mediterranean cuisine and choices of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. The menu includes a variety of vegetarian, non-vegetarian and vegan dishes to suit every customer’s preference. On set days of the week, the restaurant has offers and happy hours too. So, Hoppipola mostly attracts the youth and the millennials who visit the place to unwind. On usual days, the prices are a tad bit on the higher side but many believe that the service, the taste and the quality of food & drinks that they serve are worth the cost. They always have a full bar which is thronged by fun lovers every evening when Hoppipola also opens up their dance floor. Visitors can groove to the upbeat mixes played by a DJ here. The ambience of Hoppipola is colourful and lively. There is an arrangement for indoor and outdoor seating with wrought iron and wooden furniture. The outdoor décor has a white, blue and yellow colour scheme. It has a glass ceiling and trees that give the feel of being outdoors. The walls that surround this section of the restaurant have stained glass windows. The indoors, on the other hand, have some dark wood furniture and simple hanging lamps and décor. Both sections have tables to accommodate small and large groups. The bar also is a simple yet bright part of Hoppipola. It has tall white coloured chairs with bright blue cushions and hanging lamps. The setup also has a modern music system to play good quality music. On weekends, the place gets super crowded. So, people must book their tables well in advance. Read More

Horniman Circle Gardens is a well-known attraction for rejuvenation activities. Locals living nearby often head to the gardens for their morning and evening jogs/ walks. The place has well-maintained jogging tracks, pavements, lawns with a decent number of trees. The attraction also houses a kid’s play area where visitors can let their children have fun. Along with the landscape, visitors can also witness the posh area that the garden is located in. There are old and new buildings like the Asiatic Library, Elphinstone Building, the Garden Cathedral etc. in and around the Gardens. Their magnificent architecture belongs to varied decades and makes this part of the city a suitable place for architecture buffs and photographers. Horniman Circle Gardens also hosts a number of events each year. The Kala Ghoda Music Festival, Ruhaniyat, the Sufi and Mystic Music Festival are some of them. If visitors want to attend one of these annual events, they would need to obtain their entry tickets well in advance. But, if one is lucky and around Horniman Circle Gardens during this time, they could be able to witness the cultural and entertainment programs. This part of Mumbai City where the gardens are located is also quite famous for shopping. Some of the most famous boutique stores, malls, studios and art galleries are located around the attraction. Visitors can explore and shop at the market places as per their convenience. Read More

Hymus Resto Bar is situated in Andheri West in Mumbai and is a dainty quaint cafe serving amazing food. The resto bar also has a club with a jazzy dance floor where you can groove to swanky music. Besides the live gigs and karaoke nights, it also has an outdoor seating.