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 A watercolor of the Gate by SirRichard This Arch of Triumph in Bombay was erected to welcome a british queen and was the point from where the british said goodbye to their empire. From here you can take the ferries to Elephanta Island, 1 hour, 85 Rs. At the left side, The Taj Mahal Hotel. Leave a Comment
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 Mumbai's iconic symbol by Tijavi Not even Delhi's India Gate could surpass the iconic status of Mumbai's Gateway of India. And rightly so. Historically, the Gateway of India played a vital role in welcoming India's colonial masters (in 1927 to commemorate the visit of George V and Queen Mary) and bidding them farewll (in 1947, when some of the last English troops staged their return to England at the port of Bombay after India's independence). Architecturally, although India Gate is more massive (read: taller), Gateway of India's intricate and exquisite architectural detail (patterend after Paris' Arc de Triomphe) more than make up for what it lacks in size. A must see for first timers in Mumbai. Leave a Comment Address: At the end of P.J.S. Ramchandani MargDirections: In south Mumbai's tourist area (Colaba and Fort area) in front of equally historic Taj Mahal Hotel.
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by pollon Almost any town has its landmark and the Gateway of India is the one of Mumbai: it's a 25 meters hight archway which was built by design of architect Gujarati in the style of the 16th century, to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to India in 1911. Leave a Comment
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 Gateway of India by radz This is one of the imperial monument build by the the British goverment in Mumbai&most photograped too.It sits on top of Apollo Bunder(the place name),and front side beautiful garden not big small one ,center of the Garden, can see Shivaji statue.And seaside there are launches&cruisers anchored ,its starting point for Elephenta caves.I think its always crowded,people were rushing to get launch, and few street venders to sell icecreams to many Souvenires . Leave a Comment Address: Apollo Bunder,Mumbai-400039 Directions: Its well known monument,near Taj Mahal Hotel.
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 Gateway of India by PierreZA Situated at the tip of Apollo Bunder. It seems that this is a major tourist attraction for locals as well. Try to dodge the balloon sellers and postcard sellers. There is quite a festive atmosphere at night with many visitors to the area. It is also here from where boat rides departs Interesting architecture and it is nicely lit at night. Directions: Colaba
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 Gateway at night by Polly74 This beautiful Gateway, situated at Apollo bunder, was built to commemorate the visit of King George the fifth and Queen Mary to India in the year 1911. the Crypto Moresque archway welcomed numerous Viceroys, Governors and top civil servants as they disembarked by launch from their PO steamers. Leave a Comment
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by pollon Next to the Gateway of India is the Taj Mahal Palace and Tower commissioned by Jamshedji Tata, a leading Indian industrialist, and designed with its back to the sea, which doesn't prevent it from being one of the posh hotels of the Taj Resorts and Palaces scattered in the world. Leave a Comment
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 Gateway of India by Canadienne During the British occupation, this monument was the first sight to greet travellers arriving by boat in India. In 1947, it also became the focal point for the official departure of the British. . .parting through the same gateway which had first greeted many of them. It's a fantastic place for people-watching ~ there are always lots of tourists (Indian and foreign alike), streetstalls and souvenir salesmen. It's located right across the street from the Taj Mahal Hotel so, if you aren't going to be coughing up the big bucks to stay here, this is also be your chance to stop inside for a drink or snack. The hotel is beautiful inside, as well as out, and has a killer Sunday brunch ($10 US). Leave a Comment
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 gateway to india by TomorrowsAngel Bombay has long been referred to as Gateway of India. A large ceremonial gateway was erected in 1911 to commemorate the first visit ever made to India by a British king and queen. Through this gateway the last British viceroy departed in 1947, marking the termination of almost 350 years of official British presence in India. Boat tours and ferries to Elephanta Island leave from the steps at the bottom of the Gateway. Leave a Comment
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The IMS (Indian Museum Ship) Vikrant is anchored off the Gateway of India and daily trips to see it are arranged from the Gateway of India by motor launches and the prices are Rs100 for the launch ride as well as the visit!!! But if you want to take pictures then there is an extra charge of Rs35 for still cameras and Rs100 for video cameras!!! Timings are from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm. The latest addition is a new gallery depicting the role of the aircraft carrier INS Vikrant during the 1971 war. Museum is not open to public during the monsoon season due to the choppy seas!!! Leave a Comment Address: Gateway of India.Directions: Opposite the Gateway of India.
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