Bandra

The northern coastal region of Mumbai features wide tree-lined streets, colonial mansions, and contemporary residential complexes spread across its neighborhoods.

Portuguese merchants established their first settlement in this area during 1548, naming it Aldiea Bandora and constructing a fortified manor for local administration.

The neighborhood maintains a multi-religious character with Catholic churches, Hindu temples, and Islamic mosques standing within walking distance of each other.

The Bandra railway station on the Western Railway line connects over 200,000 daily commuters to central Mumbai and the northern suburbs.

The Bandra-Worli Sea Link, stretching 5.6 kilometers across the Arabian Sea, provides drivers with an eight-lane cable-stayed bridge connection to South Mumbai.

Location: Mumbai Suburban district

Elevation above the sea: 0 m

GPS coordinates: 19.05444,72.84056

Latest update: June 7, 2025 02:17