One of the two most popular cities for international arrivals into India, Mumbai is a charismatic city. Once leased out to the British East India Company for a paltry ten pounds annually by the British government, the city is today India’s financial hub, and home of Bollywood - India’s largest centre of film making. Its attractions are many and diverse: From unique examples of Indo-Saracenic-Victorian architecture dating to the British Raj, to the largest ‘open-air-laundry’ in India, to some of the finest Museums and Art Galleries in the country.

Mumbai is well connected by air with popular tourist destinations in North and South India and provides an ideal transit point between the two regions.