Mumbai Travel Guide

With inhabitants in numbers around 21 million, Mumbai is the second largest populated city in the country. And, a majority amongst them are migrants from other places seeking an employment opportunity here.

If you are traveling to Mumbai from other parts of the world, then Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Airport is the primary entry point to India. And, there are plenty of international flights operating from Terminal 2, which is located in the region of Andheri East.

Though, there are services of shuttle transfers that can be availed between the terminals, you can also avail the services of private airport transfers through online at a minimal price of around $11.

If you are on an expedition to explore the city at its best, then riding the Mumbai local train is one of the must-try things to do here. Though, there are options of bus, cabs, auto-rickshaws, and air-conditioned Metro trains, but the local trains are relatively faster options, especially when you need to get on an intra-city tour. However, you are advised not to travel via local trains during rush hours, for the crowd multiplies humongously, which is even life-threatening.

Albeit, it is overcrowded, Mumbai is considered as one of the safest places in the country, especially for women. But, again you need to be extremely cautious while crossing the roads, for the traffic of Mumbai is horrendous.

Be extra cautious of pickpockets on tourist hotspots, and take necessary precautions at traffic lights to be safe. Also, avoid drinking tap water completely to stay healthy, and carry necessary medications with yourself before the excursion.