Mumbai, India
Being a major commercial and financial capital of India, Mumbai is very well-connected with different modes of transportation, including air, rail and roads.
Mumbai city has its own international airport namely, “Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport”, which is counted as the second busiest airport as well as one of the main international gateways to the country. The airport has two terminals (for Domestic & International purposes). On city hault/transit journey, if you are wondering where to stay in Mumbai airport then there are a number of hotels are available inside the airport to relax and freshen up.
Mumbai city is well-connected to all major cities and states of India through National highway numbers 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 17 as well as the Mumbai-Pune expressway. One can hire a car to reach this city and also use Asiad Bus Service, Private Buses and State Buses - MSRTC (Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation) to get transferred to or from the city.
Trains travel in Mumbai from all across the India. The central line offer connectivity to Eastern, Southern, and several other parts of Northern India. The key stations are Chattrapati Shivaji Terminus / CST (erstwhile known as Victoria Terminus, known just as VT), Kurla (Lokmanya Tilak) Terminus and Dadar Terminus. The Western railway line connects Mumbai city to the Western states of Gujarat, Rajasthan and some parts of North India. The main terminals are Bandra Terminus and Mumbai Central.
Sights of Mumbai
