A lovely place in Mumbai - Juhu Beach

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Mumbai, formerly called Bombay, the capital city of Maharashtra state, is one of the most visited cities of India. This is the place where Indian cinemas (Bollywood/Hindi cinemas) are made. Juhu is a trendy area in Western Mumbai. And, the beach of Juhu is the most famous beach among all the beaches in Mumbai.





Juhu beach, which is located on the shores of the Arabian sea, stretches for about six km. It is highly crowded during weekends and evenings, as this is one of the city's best tourist attractions.


 It is always a pleasure to watch the sunset in Juhu. Also, if you want to taste the local food of Mumbai, this is the best place for the same. Juhu beach is a clean, neat, and comparatively well-maintained beach.


Your visit to Mumbai is incomplete if you don’t go to Juhu beach. Ensure that you visit this place when you visit Mumbai.


Happy travelling.






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Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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  1. RamchandraMonday, October 11, 2010

    The beach was encroached and occupied by a numbar of traders of Panipuri,Bhel,Narial Pani,Ragda Patties,Kulfi,Camel-Horse ridewalla,Makadwalas,Pick Pockets,Road Romeos etc.thuse bringing disgrace. But recently,The Municipal Authorities seem to have looked into,and have brought necessary changes making the visitors feel good. ....Ramchandra Karnik

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