Flights to mumbai
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Cheap Flights to mumbai
Overview
Formerly called as Bombay, Mumbai is a big city - one of the most populous cities in India. Its full of hard-working labours and dreamers, starlets and mobsters, exotic birds and dirty stray dogs, servants and professional artists, millionaires and fisher-folks, homeless people and luxury cars owners and a lot of people. With a perfect blend of modernity and rich ancient history, Mumbai is a whole world in itself which is vast, chaotic as well as full of life and peace. Book your cheap flight tickets to Mumbai and get a chance to see the most prolific Bollywood Film Industry; everything that happens backstage.
Mumbai’s population is more than most of the cities, estimated at over 18 million and if the metropolitan area is included, it comes out to be 20 million approximately. It is not only the entertainment and financial capital of the country but also the powerhouse of Indian trade, business and industry.
This city welcomes you with big open arms, lets you discover its well-preserved ancient architectures and relics like the Gateway of India and the Elephanta Caves.
Climate
Mumbai is the city that stays humid for the maximum days in a year although, the level of humidity keeps fluctuating. The city’s prime location near the coastline keeps the temperature comparatively lower than other places. May and June have the warmest days whereas June is the month to practice your swimming skills in the sea. Then comes July which is mostly humid and super-rainy (approximately 25 inches of rainfall). During the fall of August and September, the temperatures in Mumbai is warm and welcoming in the daytime and cold and cosy in the night-time.
Travel Information
Language: Hindi
Currency: Indian Rupee
Local time: GMT + 5:30
Avg. Flight Time: 9h 10m
Mumbai Attractions and Activities
1. History
With impressive relic collections, Mumbai holds a great place when it comes to rich history and tradition. The Hindu Temple and the Elephanta Island are made up of a big series of ancient caves that possess intricately designed walls.
2. Tropical Forests and Outdoor Escapes
Take a stroll around the Sanjay Gandhi National Park’s tropical forest that is spread out on about 65 square miles of land in the northern side of the city. This lush forest is home to various species of animals and birds including monkeys and crocodiles. Wander down Marine Drive to soak in the hundreds of glittering street lights, forming the “Queen’s Necklace” and sit by the sea to hear its roaring and rumbling sounds. Pass your time by walking along the Girgaum Chowpatty Beach.
3. Spectacular Architecture
Previously known as Victoria Terminus, the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus is an epitome of the Gothic revival in old buildings. It is one of the second largest Art Deco Buildings after Miami, featuring beautiful minarets and domes inspired from Islamic and Hindu culture. Also, there are numerous contemporary skyscrapers, just like the Bombay Stock Exchange and some elements proudly showcasing European styles, along with ornate style and Indo-Saracenic architectural designs.
4. Shopping!
Shopping in Mumbai is seriously a blessing; you get what you need at your prices. From “Chor Market” or “Flea Market” - one of the world’s biggest markets in the world to big luxurious designer shops of Kala Goda, this city has uncountable opportunities for shopaholics. Be it a local clothing, international designer attires, junk jewellery, specially crafted ornaments or unique markets of Mutton Street, Mumbai has something for everyone. Do not forget to bargain to get the best possible deals.
5. The Food
This wonderful city us a food connoisseur’s delight - Vada Pav, Pani Puri, Pav Bhaji, Kala Khatta, Sev Puri and Bhajias. Savour an array of authentic tastes, colours, textures and flavours in scrumptious dishes that are not at all heavy on your pocket.
When strolling the streets of Mumbai, do pamper our taste buds with Kandha Pohe (flattened rice nibbles), Thali Peeth (a multigrain tangy pancake), Misal Paav (a bun served with spicy pulses curry) and much more.
Airlines Operate Flight to Mumbai
- Air India
- British Airways
- Kuwait Airways
- Etihad Airways
- Qatar Airways
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Mumbai - 9h 10m
- Manchester to Mumbai - 10h 35m
- Newcastle to Mumbai - 11h 45m
- Birmingham to Mumbai - 11h 10m
- Glasgow to Mumbai - 11h
- Edinburgh to Mumbai - 11h 50m
- Belfast to Mumbai - 11h 40m
Distance From City Centre
The Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport is about 30 minutes far from the Mumbai City Centre. Therefore you just have to cover a distance of around 25 km approximately to reach the airport.
Transport from Mumbai
Formerly known as Sahar International Airport, the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (BOM) operates all international flights. The approximate distance from the airport to the city centre is about 7.5 miles and to cover it, the taxi ride is the best and direct option which would cost you about ₹120. Mumbai is the main hub for the Western Railway at Churchgate and the Central Railway at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus. This city also offers impressive service - intercity buses start their journey from Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation that connects Mumbai with other major cities within Maharashtra as well as other states.
Visa Requirements for Mumbai
When applying an entry visa for social or business visits, below mentioned are the documents that will be required:
Two passport size coloured photos clicked within a time span of the last three months.
Completed and signed Form 14A.
A valid passport with validity if at least 6 months on the entry date into Singapore.
Tips for your stay in Mumbai
- Most of the people in today’s world travel by air but it is highly recommended to experience the real rail journey. Do check the routes and the time it takes to reach Mumbai.
- Visit the local museums for artistic works and ancient relics or just walk down the streets to purchase second-hand books, electronics, pirated CDs and jewellery. Bargaining is a must when shopping in Mumbai’s local streets as you can get books, CDs and DVDs in minimal price available.
- Even for locals, the Mumbai trains are extremely crowded; tourists are advised to avoid commuting in trains, especially in peak hours.
- Beware of the crowded areas such as heavily-crowded trains and bustling bazaars as pickpocketing is a common practise.
- Be prepared to haggle local vendors at bazaars and street side stalls.
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