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Located in the suburbs of Mumbai, India, the Grand Hyatt Mumbai stands seven kilometers from the ...
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With an estimated population close to 20 million people, Mumbai is the largest city in India and one of the biggest on the planet. Home of India's burgeoning movie industry and the main centre of commerce in the country, Mumbai, formerly Bombay, is an Asian mega-city of ever-increasing importance.
Located 50kms outside the heart of Mumbai on the Ahmedabad highway, the Royal Garden Resort is as much a hotel as it is a water/amusement park for children. If you've staked out a hotel in the middle of the city and have brought children along, then this place will help you and your family cool down and get the kids in a better mood. There are numerous swimming pools and slides on offer here as well as a mini amusement park. The catch is you will have to stay here overnight to make use of the facilities, but the accommodation is of a high quality and great value. Phone: +91 22 24042501.
Mumbai Festival: lasting about 2 weeks every January, the Mumbai Festival is the major event of the year, taking place in the coolest month for maximum enjoyment. There’s theatre, dance, music, fashion and food on offer, all with a familiar taste of Mumbai; and the party keeps going all day long. This is perhaps the best time of year to be in the city – don’t miss it.
Head to the Chowpatty end area of Mumbai's most famous coastal strip and join the hundreds of thousands of locals that have had the same idea. This is the foremost promenade in the whole of Mumbai and therefore attracts huge crowds. It's a place of discreet romance, family gatherings and long sunsets that simply has to be visited to get the full Mumbai experience. People-watchers will be in heaven.
Mumbai is a highly congested city in which unnecessary travel should be avoided at peak times, namely the weekday rush hours up to 09:00, and around 18:00. Do not under estimate how long it can take to cover large distances here.
In Mumbai, mosquito-borne diseases are still a problem. With the necessary basic preventative care, you will not be at risk. Make sure to seek advice on malaria, dengue fever, and other threats by consulting your local doctor before departure. 


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