Situated next to the Arabian Sea, Mumbai is as cool as the name suggests. The commercial capital of India, Mumbai has grown from amongst the group of islands located on the west coast of India. Initially known as Bombay, the origin of the name of this city is obscure. But it is often said that the name was derived from the Portuguese phrase bom bahia which means “good bay”. The city has grown dramatically in the last 15 years. The core area called the “Island City” has the most expensive real estate in all of India. It is called the financial capital of India. It is also the primary center for the arts and entertainment industry. It has been a major attraction for all those who want to make it big in life.

If you talk about the major tourist attractions in Mumbai, the Kamla Nehru Park in Mumbai needs to get a special mention. It is among Mumbai’s best haunt for entertainment and greatly popular amongst kids. It is located at the top of Malabar hill and covers a total of 3300 sq meters. The park owes its name to Kamla Nehru, the wife of India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. Have a great time at the green fields of the park. Being at such a height, Kamla Nehru Park in Mumbai is cool and less humid.

Major attractions of Kamla Nehru Park in Mumbai are the queer structure in the shape of a shoe said to have been inspired by the nursery rhyme, the Juhu Chowpatty beach and the view of Marine Drive. A look down from the park will give you a panoramic view of the city down below. The huge Juhu Chowpatty beach is also visible from there. You can also view the glittering Marine Drive from that far. You can also view the lovely sunset over the Arabian Sea. For most Mumbaiites, Kamla Nehru Park in Mumbai is to Mumbai what the Eiffel Tower is to Paris -- a vantage point that casts a proud eye on the entire city. One can thus catch a glimpse of the bustling city without getting in the way of the crowd.