Gateway of India

  Gateway of India stands at the waterfront in Mumbai's Colaba district, presenting a stunning view of the Arabian Sea. Built in 1924 to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary, this Indo-Saracenic architectural marvel attracts both locals and tourists alike. Its main feature is the massive archway, which rises to a height of 26 meters and serves as a popular gathering spot. From November to February, visitors can enjoy boat rides that depart from the nearby marina, offering a unique perspective of this historic landmark. As you explore the area, you can also observe bustling local markets and nearby attractions like the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel.