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Naneghat

Situated at a height of 2,600 feet, Naneghat is a mountain pass through the Sahyadri Mountain Range in Maharashtra that connects the Konkan sea coast with the old town of Junnar in the Deccan. Once an important corridor link through the Ghatghar forest between the coastal region and the important towns inland, Naneghat is now a loved and much-frequented route for the trekkers and explorers. Boasting the trademark beauty of lush greens amidst patches of dusty terrain, typical to this region, Naneghat is a treat to the eyes, to the soul and to the nature-loving, adventure-seeking mind. Most of the fortifications have crumbled down, but some of the inscriptions on the caves still remain in praise of the rulers who built them. There are a number of water tanks and reservoirs around the place. The fort has a number of artificial caves and the famous Naneghat pass with huge rock walls on either side. There is a temple of Ganesha on the other side of the pass. A huge rock-cut pot which was used presumably to collect coins from the traders passing by. The pinnacle of the fort is shaped like a thumb and is known popularly as 'Nancha Angtha.' Read More

National Gallery of Modern Art, Mumbai

A paradise for art lovers, National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), Mumbai is a famous art museum possessing a magnificent collection of paintings, sculptures and artefacts since 1996. The multitude of artwork present in this charismatic gallery has drawn millions of visitors and left them awestruck. It is governed by the Department of Culture, Government of India and has over the period become a popular tourist attraction as it very convincingly depicts the modification of artwork in the field of visual and plastic arts. A blend of art and culture, this gallery houses the artworks of phenomenal sculptors, artists and painters including the legendary Pablo Picasso who is considered as the epitome of art and painting. The oldest artwork is known to be around 160 years old. The ancient artefacts such as statues and mummies from Egypt have also a played a crucial role in rousing the curiosity of the visitors. The National Gallery of Modern Art also organises various art exhibitions which provide an intriguing platform to both the artists and the art lovers as the artists get a remarkable opportunity to showcase their talent while the art lovers can explore and quench their thirst for art. The gallery is located near Regal Cinemas in Colaba, South Mumbai. It showcases some of the oldest artworks, dating back to 1857 and is considered one of the best in India. Read More

Tucked inside the Phoenix Mall City in Mumbai, Neos is a vibrant and thrilling club which stays especially crowded and overbooked on the weekends. The cosy bar has flashy neon lights, a classy dance floor and great music.

Old Woman’s Island

Mumbai city is supposed to be comprising of seven islands, Old Woman’s Island (also known as Little Colaba) is one of these islands. The island was initially called as the Island of the Kolis i.e. the local fisherfolk who originally occupied the area. Till the late 18th century, the area was governed by the Portuguese after which it was handed over to the British. Now Colaba is one of the most popular areas in Mumbai and is home to some of the best hotels, restaurants, cafes, clubs and pubs. The highlight of the area is however, Colaba Causeway that attracts a lot of tourists. Read More

Panju Island is a lesser-known place located in the Vasai Creek in Palghar district. The island is used to connect the mainland of Vasai to another island, Salsette. The place offers a stark contrast to modern-day living. With its ancient buildings and lifestyle, salt pans, mangrove forests, the island is a dream-like destination for every curious travaller. Panju, which is also the name of the village here, is accessible from Naigaon as it lies between the railway stations of Naigaon and Bhayandar. Spread over 600 acres, the village of 1,500 plus population offers a glimpse into the life of the agricultural community here. Narrow labyrinth roads, congested colonies, matchbox-like houses, expansive salt pans, mangrove forests define the island. Fishing, salt farming and agriculture used to be the primary occupation of the people here. Today, the younger generation seems to be keener on working on the mainland. The villagers own over 100 boats, most of which lie unused and in a sorry state of affair. Read More

Phoenix MarketCity

Opened in 2011, Phoenix Marketcity is the largest shopping mall in Mumbai. It is situated in Kurla and is spread across 4.1 million sq ft with 2.1 million sq ft of retail area. The mall houses over 600 international and national stores, over 100 restaurants, and PVR Cinemas which has 14 screens. It is one of the most popular mall complexes in the city. It has revolutionised the shopping experience for those who come to visit. It offers not only a place to shop but also a place where visitors can dine and get entertained, all in the same place. Visitors can watch movies, enjoy games at the arcade, and have splendid food. With the amalgamation of fashion, food, fun, ambience, and culture, Phoenix Marketcity harbours a new era for destination shopping for the entire family. Various events are organised in the Dublin Square area of the mall for all visitors to experience. Read More

Play – The Lounge is located within the premises of Kamala Mill Compound in Lower Parel, Mumbai. It is famous amongst party animals who visit the lounge for a good variety of drinks, delicious food and different genres of lounge music. Those seeking something happening in life can expect to groove to a different DJ every week at Play – The Lounge. The ambience is contemporary with shimmering ceiling lights, a large modern lounge area with tall tables, chairs and comfortable sofas that can accommodate couples we well as small and large groups. From the menu, one can choose between Asian, Italian and American cuisine. There are dishes to compliment every drink they serve at the lounge. Other than the usual food and drinks, the place is also famous for drinking games. Customers can have a blast playing one of these games as they party hard to the uplifting beats of national and international DJs. Fans of air-hockey can play a game or two of Alcho-Hockey as they enjoy their favourite drinks and beverages. Or they can head to the Kings Cup Table where they get a mini bar popping for the participants to enjoy the poison of their choice. Some more games played often at the lounge are Ludo with Shots, Beer Pong, Chess with Shots, Battle Shots and Drinking Roulette. Play – The Lounge is one of the few places in Lower Parel with chic décor, a modern ambience and fun activities for all their customers. Read More

The Prince of Wales Museum is a splendid structure situated in Mumbai and is regarded to be one of the heritage buildings of the city. The foundation stone of this edifice was laid down by the Prince of Wales on the 11 November 1905, and it was established as a museum on 10 January 1922. The facade of the museum is a sight to behold in itself and sits in the midst of an expansive green garden. Adorned with stunning stone and lattice work, the architecture of the Prince of Wales Museum is a blend of Indian, Mughal and British engineering styles. Inside, the museum holds almost 50,000 of some of the most exquisite artefacts relating to the rich and diverse history of India. Now known as 'Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalay', The Prince of Wales Museum is a Grade I Heritage Building of the city and is counted amongst one of the most prominent museums of India. The complex exhibits a myriad collection of ancient artefacts, artwork and sculptors of the country which give a unique insight into our past. The building also underwent a major renovation after which several new galleries adorning the artworks of Hindu God Krishna, textiles and Indian traditional costumes were opened. Preserved in its best form, the Prince of Wales Museum is a wonderful manifestation of India's glory and rich past. Read More

Reverberating with a Mexican vibe, the American Bar and Grill under the name of Rodeo Drive, is situated inside the premises of Peninsula Redpine in Marol in Mumbai. Replete with old world charm of the countryside rodeos in the US, the club encourages its guests to follow the dress code of exuberant cowboy boots and bandanas. Besides the perky theme and funky and cheerful music, that reminds one of the olden days clubs bustling with laughter and excitement, the place also has an arrangement of exciting games and activities like Beer Pong, Flip Cup, Quarters and the very illustrious raging Mechanical Bull. The club follows a retro party theme and a full blown wine and dine menu to serve to both your food and drinks needs. In addition to that, the groovy music bombasting the dance floor is sure to make you dance to its tunes. Read More

Rude Lounge started in Bombay from the Belapur outlet, and now has become a rage not only in B-town but also in the neighboring cities, with six distinct outlets in Powai, Malad, Ulhasnagar and finally at Pune in Vimannagar and Hinjewadi. It boasts of an elite decor with neon lights, posh setting, wooden furnishings and an extravagant dance floor. Besides the amazing concoction of spirits and alcohol, the bar also has amazing music to groove your feet on, ranging from Bollywood to Retro, Pop, Progressive and Rock, depending on the day of the week. Several high end DJs are invited to play for the same. It has a full fledged multi cuisine menu boasting of delicious dishes from all around the world; the finger food is especially mouth watering and should definitely be relished. Read More