Byculla

This neighborhood contains multiple educational institutions, religious buildings, markets, and public spaces spread across its densely populated streets.

Byculla emerged from Mazagaon, one of Mumbai's seven original islands, transforming into an urban center after the Hornby Vellard project in 1784.

The Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum, established in 1872, exhibits extensive collections documenting Mumbai's cultural evolution through artifacts and historical objects.

The Central Railway line and numerous bus routes connect Byculla to other Mumbai districts, while several bridges facilitate vehicle movement across the area.

The Jijamata Udyan, spanning 50 acres, stands as Mumbai's first public garden and contains both recreational spaces and zoological exhibits.

Location: Mumbai

GPS coordinates: 18.98000,72.83500

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:31