Mumbai, formerly known as Bombay, is a city of 24 million people surrounded by some incredible British architecture. Skyscrapers reach to the sky because land is at such a premium and the best way to build is up. Do not miss Mahatma Gandhi’s home which has been turned into a museum showcasing and honoring his life.
Again, India’s tolerance for all people is reflected in the many temples, churches and even 3 synagogues for the approximate 2000-3000 Jews.
Tuk Tuks are relegated to the outskirts of the city so the traffic, although heavy, is much less frenetic than Delhi.
The Victoria Railway Station services 3 to 4 million passengers a day and reduces Grand Central to a country depot. And do not miss the world’s largest laundry service. Lines of laundry stretch as far as the eye can see as residents of Mumbai send out their laundry daily to be washed and returned the next day upon picking up new laundry.
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