3 Night Mumbai-City Of Dreams Tour

Departure Location - Mumbai Airport or all Railway station
Return Location - Mumbai Airport or all Railway station
Tour Start Date & Time - Everyday

Mumbai one of the busiest metro city of India as the city never sleeps and works 24x7. Mumbai is a dream city where one comes to pursue thier career and dreams as it is the financial capital of our country, the street food of Mumbai is delicious specially Vada pauv.Apart from being busiest city the place has alot to offer like the huge monument The Gateway Of India which is located right infront of Taj Hotel,Marine Drive which is built on the port of Arabian Sea and many more. Mumbai has shopping malls and markets where you can shop to your heart content.

Mumbai is the birthplace of India's Independence. Mumbai’s has a diverse culture, people in Mumbai speak various languages and practice different religions. Mumbai is a gorgeous city during the monsoons .The lifestyle of this city is unique. Mumbai is home to some of the wealthiest people of our country.

Mumbai-City of Dreams, The Bollywood city and financial hub of India, It is famous for street food, shopping street and many Popular tourist destination like the famous Gateway of India, Taj hotel, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, Haji Ali Dargah and many more. Arsh Global Gateway is one of the most trusted company, we will be giving the best holiday package named as Mumbai-City of Dreams

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Mumbai Lifeline
Budapest’s beauty is not all God given; humankind has played a role in shaping this pretty face too. Architecturally, the city is a treasure trove, with enough baroque, neoclassical, Eclectic and art nouveau buildings to satisfy everyone. Overall, though, Budapest has a fin de siècle feel to it, for it was then, during the capital’s ‘golden age’ in the late 19th century, that most of what you see today was built.

Wada Paw
They say the past is another country, but it’s always been just around the corner in Budapest. Witness the bullet holes and shrapnel pockmarks on buildings from WWII and the 1956 Uprising. There are sad reminders like the poignant Shoes on the Danube memorial, but ones, too, of hope and reconciliation – like the ‘sword’ of the former secret-police building on Andrássy út now beaten into the ‘ploughshare’ that is the House of Terror, with both sides of the story told.

Marine Drive,Mumbai-City of Dreams
There’s a lot more to Hungarian food than goulash, and it remains one of the most sophisticated styles of cooking in Europe. Magyars may exaggerate when they say that there are three essential world cuisines: French, Chinese and their own. But Budapest’s reputation as a food capital dates largely from the late 19th and the first half of the 20th century and, despite a fallow period under communism, the city is once again commanding attention. So, too, are Hungary’s excellent wines – from Eger’s complex reds and Somló’s flinty whites to honey-sweet Tokaj.

Gateway Of India
The city is blessed with an abundance of hot springs. As a result, ‘taking the waters’ has been a Budapest experience since the time of the Romans. The choice of bathhouses is generous – you can choose among Turkish-era, art nouveau and modern establishments. Some people come seeking a cure for whatever ails them, but the majority are there for fun and relaxation – though we still maintain it’s the world’s best cure for what Hungarians call a macskajaj (cat’s wail) – hangover.