Photography locations in Mumbai

A basalt arch built in 1924, rising 26 meters high, marks the harbor entrance. The front plaza functions as a meeting point.

A coastal road extends three kilometers along Back Bay. After sunset, the street lights create an illuminated line.

The bridge over the Arabian Sea measures 5.6 kilometers and connects western suburbs. Eight lanes enable rapid traffic flow.

The 1887 building combines Italian Gothic with Indian architecture. The facade features stone sculptures, wooden elements and colored windows.

This street hosts market stalls with fabrics and handicrafts. The buildings display 19th-century British colonial architecture.

A 6-kilometer beach with vendors and food stalls. People walk along the shore and observe sunsets.

Terraced gardens on Malabar Hill overlooking the Arabian Sea. The trees are shaped as animals.

Religious building from the 19th century with a central Ganesha statue. The dome contains 3.7 kg of gold.

A religious complex on an island, reached by a 500-meter path across the water.

Artificial lake covering 2.1 square kilometers, surrounded by trees and walking paths.

Nature reserve covering 104 square kilometers, with leopards, macaques and Buddhist cave temples from the 2nd century.

Seven cave temples from the 5th century with reliefs and statues of Hindu gods on Gharapuri Island.

A public beach stretching three kilometers along the Arabian Sea shoreline, with rows of palm trees.

A Buddhist meditation center with a 96-meter golden dome that can accommodate 8000 people.

A market from 1869 in a stone building with friezes and gargoyles, where fruits, vegetables and spices are sold.

A Portland stone fountain from 1864 featuring the Roman goddess Flora in the Fort business district.

Private residence tower of 27 floors featuring gardens along outer walls and rooftop landing areas. The structure contains six basement levels for parking.

Gothic architecture building from the 19th century. The central library houses over 850000 books and historical manuscripts.

Market on Mutton Street with stalls selling antiques, old furniture and electronics. The alleys are narrow and lined with vendors.

Religious structure from the 18th century containing three temples. The shrines honor the deities Mahalakshmi, Mahakali and Mahasaraswati.

A museum of urban history featuring crafts, textiles and models from colonial times to the present.

A fortification on a peninsula with stone walls and watchtowers from the British colonial period.

A freshwater lake with boat rental services and a habitat for various water birds in Thane district.

The first public aquarium in India displays marine fish, corals and freshwater species in 30 water tanks.

A vertical basalt monolith from the Cretaceous period stands 60 meters high, providing views of the Mumbai cityscape.

A research library from 1804 containing a collection of 100,000 works, including original manuscripts and incunabula from the 15th century.

A Victorian judicial building from 1878, constructed of gray basalt and limestone with Gothic architectural features.

A bell tower from 1878 reaching 85 meters, featuring Venetian architecture, stained glass windows and a set of eight bells.

The rectangular water reservoir dates from the 12th century and sits within the Walkeshwar temple complex. Surrounded by temples, steps descend into water.

Blue building from 1861 with tall pointed arches and geometric patterns. The interior features Baghdadi Jewish architectural elements and ornaments.

Stone building in Victorian style with columns and garden from the 19th century. The collection includes old books and historical documents.

Anglican church with stained glass windows and gothic arches, built in 1718. The building follows British colonial architecture with high ceilings.

An open-air washing facility where people clean clothes on stone platforms. The washers use traditional cleaning techniques.

Buddhist temples from the first century with stupas and wall paintings. The structures were cut from solid rock.

A Portuguese fortress from the 17th century with views over the Arabian Sea and the Bandra-Worli bridge.

A residential area with 19th-century Portuguese wooden houses. The buildings feature decorative balconies and colored facades.

The white stone church sits on an 80-meter hill. The facade features Gothic elements and statues of religious figures.

The temple complex includes multiple buildings with traditional Indian architecture. The interior contains altars and Hindu artworks.