10 Hidden Gems in Mumbai That Tourists Often Miss
Discover Mumbai's lesser-known spots beyond the usual tourist trail. From secret beaches to heritage cafes, here's where the real city lives.
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Discover Mumbai's lesser-known spots beyond the usual tourist trail. From secret beaches to heritage cafes, here's where the real city lives.
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Most Indian cities are best explored between October and March when the weather is pleasant. Avoid peak summer (April-June) and monsoon disruptions.
Budget travelers can explore comfortably with ₹1500-2500/day, while mid-range travelers should plan ₹3000-5000/day including accommodation and meals.
Use metro systems in major cities, book app-based cabs for convenience, and try local transport like auto-rickshaws for an authentic experience.
Eat at busy restaurants and street stalls with high turnover. Start with mild dishes if you're not used to spicy food, and always carry bottled water.
Get a local SIM card for affordable data. Download offline maps, keep emergency numbers saved, and use translation apps for regional languages.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, modest clothing for religious sites, sunscreen, and a small daypack. Layer clothing for varying temperatures.
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