one day Mumbai darshan by car – Explore City of Dreams.

Shri Siddhivinayak Temple

This to Do/Must See: The modaka prasada here is delicious. This temple also has a temple of Lord Hanuman and also a temple of Riddhi Siddhi. Don’t forget to have a darshan of Hanuman while you are visiting here

Timing: Morning 5.30am to Night 9.30pm

Entry Fees: Free

Sri Siddhivinayak Temple is a famous temple in Mumbai. Sri Siddhivinayak’s temple is the first place in the list of famous temples in Mumbai. The glory of Siddhivinayak is immense as Ganapati Bappa’s scepter is turned to the left side in this image and it is connected to Siddhi Pitha.

Siddhivinayak in Mumbai is called Siddhivinayak because it fulfills the wishes of devotees. This Siddhivinayaklan has four sides, the upper two hands have a lotus in the right hand, an ankush in the lower hand, a pearl necklace and a plate filled with modaka in the right hand.

Here Ganapati is accompanied by his consort Riddhi and Siddhi which symbolizes wealth, wealth, success and fulfillment of devotees’ wishes. The idol also has a third eye like that of Lord Shiva on its head and a serpent necklace around its neck. Siddhivinayak’s temple attracts queues of devotees every Tuesday and sees a huge crowd to have a darshan of Ganapati Bappa.

Every Chaturthi as well as from Bhadrapati Chaturthi to Anant Chaturthi is celebrated here. This famous temple in Mumbai is located near Prabhadevi. Shri Siddhivinayak Ganapati Temple Trust is involved in many charitable works among which are the upcoming projects of Medical Services Dialysis Center and Educational Resource Hospital.

Sri Siddhivinayak’s Temple is a famous temple in Mumbai as well as the first and famous tourist spot in the Mumbai Darshan Package.

Haji Ali Dargah

This to Do/Must See: You can attend the dargah of Pir Haji Ali Shah. Spend a few moments in the mosque’s prayer room. Take beautiful pictures of the neighborhood. Taste the local cuisine. Buy especially delicious kebabs at Fashion Street and Comfort Market.

Timing: Morning 5.30am to Night 10..pm

Entry Fees: free

Haji Ali Dargah is a famous and iconic place of worship situated on a small island off the coast of Worli, Mumbai, an exemplary example of Indo-Islamic architecture. The structure of Haji Ali is built on a rock on a small island about five hundred meters from the beach at worli. Haji Ali Dargah is 600 years old.

The present structure is made of white marble from Makarand in Rajasthan. Visit Famous tourist attraction during Mumbai Darshan Tour package. One of Mumbai’s most iconic and spiritual landmarks is the Haji Ali Dargah, a beautiful white mausoleum located on a small islet off the coast.

This stunning monument was dedicated to Sayyed Peer Haji Ali Shah Bukhari – a wealthy merchant who gave up all his worldly possessions to become a holy man in the 15th century. The dargah is surrounded by calm waters and an aura of serenity which must be experienced first-hand!

Visitors can explore the complex and pay their respects inside, or relax by taking in the breathtaking views from outside. Visiting the magical Haji Ali Dargah should definitely be included on any sightseeing tour of Mumbai – it will truly be an unforgettable experience!

Mahalaxmi temple

This to Do/Must See: The idols in the Mahalakshmi temple are self-contain and all the three idols are covered with gold. But if you want to see them, you can see them for a while when the goddess is anointed at six in the morning, and you can also see them at night when the veil is removed between half past nine.

Timing: Morning 6.00 am to 10.00pm

Entry Fees: Free

Mahalakshmi Temple is one of the oldest and famous temples in Mumbai. The Mahalakshmi Temple is located on Bhulabai Desai Road near the shores of the Arabian Sea. Mahalakshmi Temple is famous as a place of faith and prayer for millions of people.

The temple has three idols enshrined in Garbha Graha with images of three goddesses namely Mahalakshmi, Mahakali and Maha Saraswati. The special feature of this temple is that all the three images are beautifully decorate with gold necklaces, gold bangles and pearl necklaces.

The idol of Goddess Mahalakshmi is seen riding on a tiger and killing Mahishasura. In the premises of this temple there is a one level temple of Lord Hanuman. Whose idol is encased in silver also there is a temple of Shri Mahadev in the premises of this temple which is known as Dhakleswar Mahadev Temple.

This temple is 200 years old. The special feature of this temple is that the idol is covere with a shroud throughout the day. So if you want to see the idol, if the devotees remove the cover for some time at 9:30 in the night, then you can see the idol.

Marine Drive

This to Do/Must See: You can spend a relaxing time here, as well as capture the panoramic view you can see here. And an extraordinary feeling can be at sunset. At the same time, dine in some elite hotels in Mumbai.

Timing: 24 hr.

Entry Fees: Free

Marine Drive beach popularly known as Queen Necklace or Queen’s necklace. Formerly call Kennedy Road, today this road has been named after Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose. Built on 440 acres of land, the Marine Drive beach is 4.3 kilometers long. A vast sea on one side and towering skyscrapers adorning the same sea on the other.

This also makes walking down Marine Drive a fantastic experience. The sunset here is an extraordinary experience for every tourist. Seating facilities are also provided here for the tourists to walk and spend leisurely time.

So many residents of Mumbai take a break at this beach to get rid of the tiredness of the day. So we are including this marine drive under our Mumbai Darshan tour package.

Gateway of India

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Timing: 24hr

Entry Fees: free

Gateway of India is a major tourist destination in the list of most visited and famous monuments in Mumbai. There are many tourist places and monuments built in the city of Mumbai, among which we can see the Gateway of India, known as the gateway to India.

It was built during the British rule and is also known as the visit monument as it was built during the visit of King V of British and Queen Mary to India. The foundation stone of this monument was laid in 1911 and the construction of the monument was completed in 1920 And this historical monument was inaugurate in 1924 by the then Bombay of Reading.

The height of the Gateway of India monument is 26 meters. And the construction of this monument cost 21 lakh rupees at that time. The reason behind giving this monument the name Gateway of India is that the then Viceroy of Reading became the new Governor of Mumbai city and entered Mumbai through this gate from this port.

best option to Visit during Mumbai Darshan tour package. The Gateway of India monument was built in the Indo-Sacre style. The central dome of the Gateway of India is about 48 feet in diameter and 83 feet in height. The Gateway of India was designed by architect George Wittet.

The unique secret of Gate of India is that it is made of yellow basalt rock and concrete The monument is visite by many tourists as India’s most famous Taj Mahal Hotel and Obera Hotel are locate near the Gateway of India. Gateway of India is a great place to visit for tourists.

Chhtrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya

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Mumbai, India’s cultural and commercial capital, is home to the majestic Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalay, formerly known as the Prince of Wales Museum. Once inside, visitors can discover an impressive display of ancient Indian art and artifacts housed within its five grand galleries.

Explore a wealth of sculptures, paintings and coins from different eras in India’s rich history – as well as historical relics such as swords and armor – at this iconic destination that has long attracted tourists from all over the world.

Chhtrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus

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Timing: 24 hr

Entry Fees: free