Take the ferry to the Elephanta Island from the Gateway of India in Mumbai to explore the historically significant Elephanta Caves, and the island’s rich culture and heritage! Mumbai, or Bombay, is India’s largest city. Home to Bollywood, the local trains, and the Gateway of India, it is also India’s financial centre and the nation’s fashion capital! Delve in Mumbai’s local culture by feasting on its street food, hanging out at the local cafes and taking a walk along its beaches!
This time, while in Mumbai, visit the Elephanta Island, declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. During the expedition, you will be visiting the Elephanta caves which consist of three caves - the big Hindu cave, the Buddhist cave and the main Lord Shiva one. They are believed to be as old as the 6th century! You will also be exploring the small museum on the caves, with panels depicting its heritage. Let your local company guide you along! You can choose between the morning slot which starts at 9 AM and goes on till 1 PM, or you can go for the afternoon slot from 1 PM to 6 PM.
Mumbai, being the hub of Indian economic and social activity, is well connected with all major cities of the world! You can take a direct flight to Mumbai from all major cities of India, like Delhi, Bangalore, Pune, Ahmedabad, Kolkata and the like. It is well connected by the Indian Railways network!
