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Mehtab Bagh didn't look much special to me, so we came back after 10 minutes walk from here. According to me, Mehtab Bagh is waste of time there is Taj view point just a little further ahead because everyone comes here to take pictures with the Taj Mahal. There are no charges for visiting the viewpoint so everyone should go there
Better if they accept international card payments and have booth at entrance of park.
The imagica is a nice park where in imagica there are namely two parks one is water lark and one is theme park the ticket for water park is 490 for adult and themepark is about 1600 rs . But you choose theme park . U can buy t shirts or sweeming suits in water park but they are expensive
So u can carry this suits from outside
So u can carry this suits from outside
I recently had the pleasure of visiting the zoo in Mumbai, and I must say it was an extraordinary experience that left me in awe. From the moment I stepped foot inside, I was greeted with a vibrant and inviting atmosphere that immediately sparked my enthusiasm.
The zoo's impeccable layout and design ensure a seamless flow through various exhibits, allowing visitors to witness a wide range of fascinating animal species from around the world. Each enclosure is thoughtfully designed to mimic the natural habitats of the animals, making it a captivating and educational experience for both adults and children alike.
The sheer diversity of wildlife on display is impressive. I was enthralled by the graceful movements of the majestic big cats, the playful antics of the primates, and the extraordinary colors of the tropical birds. It truly felt like a journey into the wonders of the animal kingdom.
What sets the Mumbai zoo apart is its commitment to conservation and animal welfare. The staff members are knowledgeable and passionate, always willing to share interesting facts and stories about the animals. They go above and beyond to ensure the well-being of the animals, promoting their natural behaviors and providing them with a comfortable environment.
Another highlight of the zoo is the wide range of interactive experiences available. From guided tours to feeding sessions, visitors have the opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the animals, creating unforgettable memories in the process.
The zoo's amenities are excellent as well. Clean and well-maintained restrooms, ample seating areas, and conveniently located food stalls make for a comfortable and enjoyable visit.
Moreover, the zoo's commitment to environmental sustainability is commendable. Efforts to reduce plastic waste, promote recycling, and conserve water are visible throughout the premises, aligning with a greater commitment to our planet's well-being.
In summary, the zoo in Mumbai offers a truly exceptional experience. It combines the thrill of encountering wildlife with a dedication to conservation, education, and sustainable practices. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, an animal lover, or simply seeking a memorable outing, this zoo is a must-visit destination that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the beauty and diversity of our natural world.
The zoo's impeccable layout and design ensure a seamless flow through various exhibits, allowing visitors to witness a wide range of fascinating animal species from around the world. Each enclosure is thoughtfully designed to mimic the natural habitats of the animals, making it a captivating and educational experience for both adults and children alike.
The sheer diversity of wildlife on display is impressive. I was enthralled by the graceful movements of the majestic big cats, the playful antics of the primates, and the extraordinary colors of the tropical birds. It truly felt like a journey into the wonders of the animal kingdom.
What sets the Mumbai zoo apart is its commitment to conservation and animal welfare. The staff members are knowledgeable and passionate, always willing to share interesting facts and stories about the animals. They go above and beyond to ensure the well-being of the animals, promoting their natural behaviors and providing them with a comfortable environment.
Another highlight of the zoo is the wide range of interactive experiences available. From guided tours to feeding sessions, visitors have the opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the animals, creating unforgettable memories in the process.
The zoo's amenities are excellent as well. Clean and well-maintained restrooms, ample seating areas, and conveniently located food stalls make for a comfortable and enjoyable visit.
Moreover, the zoo's commitment to environmental sustainability is commendable. Efforts to reduce plastic waste, promote recycling, and conserve water are visible throughout the premises, aligning with a greater commitment to our planet's well-being.
In summary, the zoo in Mumbai offers a truly exceptional experience. It combines the thrill of encountering wildlife with a dedication to conservation, education, and sustainable practices. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, an animal lover, or simply seeking a memorable outing, this zoo is a must-visit destination that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the beauty and diversity of our natural world.
Its good place to fun,enjoyment and action thrill activity. Safety preference are there ..must visit if u have time... Good to go...
4 years back when I went to visit it was waste of time and money. But now then change a lot with more animals and renovation.
In 100 rupees 2 elders and 2 kids can visit the zoo. Worth it. Children will love it.
In 100 rupees 2 elders and 2 kids can visit the zoo. Worth it. Children will love it.
Here we can buy entry tickets to visit Kanheri caves. It is at half way between the caves and the bus stop.
After crossing this counter, we get the first views of the caves.
₹25 for Indians and ₹300 for foreigners.
Network issues are a common problem here. So keep cash in hand.
After crossing this counter, we get the first views of the caves.
₹25 for Indians and ₹300 for foreigners.
Network issues are a common problem here. So keep cash in hand.
Amazing experience.
The rides are fun for all age groups kids, teenagers and also elderly people can enjoy.
The place is neat and clean.
Always under the observation of staff to avoid any accidents.
The food available inside is very limited and costly too.
Rest 🛅 lockers are available on rent.
Swimming costume and accessories are also available.
Do visit for experience.
The rides are fun for all age groups kids, teenagers and also elderly people can enjoy.
The place is neat and clean.
Always under the observation of staff to avoid any accidents.
The food available inside is very limited and costly too.
Rest 🛅 lockers are available on rent.
Swimming costume and accessories are also available.
Do visit for experience.
Its great place to visit,weekend or plan trips. We can enjoy real test of nature lot many things are waiting for you and family along with friends. Very close to nature.
Here online ticket payment is for 20 rs and offline ticket is 25 rs. So, its better to pay online😃
This zoo is an interesting place to visit. The main attraction among the animals were Tigers, Hippos, and crocodiles. The penguins are a delight with their shenanigans. Overall a fun place to visit with your family.
Nice place but needs maintenance and renovation and safety and hygiene.
well best time to go early morning like 10ish u will able to see almost all the animals.. close in.. good place to bring young kids.. penguin is must watch.. they also have new cafeteria n croc trail..
Better than 10yrs ago...
Now there are Tigers, Lions, Cheetahs, Wolves to see.
Discovered in display - the actual Kala Godha statue with Prince of Wales - King Edward VII
But unruly crowds, loud, constantly noisy and they keep banging the glass to attract the animals
Zoo must keep more attendants for control control and education on how to be silent.
So until next time....
Now there are Tigers, Lions, Cheetahs, Wolves to see.
Discovered in display - the actual Kala Godha statue with Prince of Wales - King Edward VII
But unruly crowds, loud, constantly noisy and they keep banging the glass to attract the animals
Zoo must keep more attendants for control control and education on how to be silent.
So until next time....
One can buy tickets for the Zoo from or by the QR code scanner... Both options are available... Rates are displayed & well recognised ... Enjoy 😊
Mehtab Bagh is a small garden, which lies close to Taj Mahal. This garden is very famous for spotting Taj Mahal from a distance. The garden is square shaped and perfectly aligned with the wonder, which is found on the other side of the river.
The worst time to visit the park is rainy season. The place will be flooded during heavy rains. The best time to visit is winter and early summer. During peak summer, the temperature will be high that can dehydrate you.The winter starts by October and ends by February.
The park is open from 10 in the morning to 5 in the evening.
Where is Mehtab Bagh is located ?
The park is located very close to Taj Mahal, across the river. It is located in Etmadpur region of Agra. You can find a lot of cabs and auto to reach the park from any part of Agra. Visit to the garden from Taj Mahal will take a lot of time, as you need to cross the city to reach the park.
The worst time to visit the park is rainy season. The place will be flooded during heavy rains. The best time to visit is winter and early summer. During peak summer, the temperature will be high that can dehydrate you.The winter starts by October and ends by February.
The park is open from 10 in the morning to 5 in the evening.
Where is Mehtab Bagh is located ?
The park is located very close to Taj Mahal, across the river. It is located in Etmadpur region of Agra. You can find a lot of cabs and auto to reach the park from any part of Agra. Visit to the garden from Taj Mahal will take a lot of time, as you need to cross the city to reach the park.
Water park & Theme park is Superb. Food is little costly. But you should must carry socks for Show-park otherwise you need to buy ₹ 80/- socks. Also must wait for Imagica parade at 19:00.
One can have a backside view of Taj Mahal from Mehtab Bagh. We visited on Friday when TajMahal was closed for visitors, hence we went to Mehtab Bagh.
The experience was nice.
Specially the loopy woopy is one of its kind ride.
We had fun
Recommend using its express ticket if visiting on weekends or holidays
Specially the loopy woopy is one of its kind ride.
We had fun
Recommend using its express ticket if visiting on weekends or holidays
Mehta bagh is on the other side of Taj Mahal basically it is on back side of Taj Mahal. There is river (probably 300 meters distance from park to Taj) between Taj Mahal and Mehta bagh park.
Though it is on the back side of Taj Mahal, but to go Mehta bagh you need to travel another 10 to 12 kms from Taj or from Agra fort.
It's like crossing the river within the city and then you reach Mehta bagh. Entry ticket for park is 15 or 20 RS per person.
If Taj Mahal is closed then you can go to Mehta bagh for close view of Taj or else you can directly go to Taj when it is open. Usually Taj is closed on Friday's.
And Don't believe any one who says we have hill top restaurant you can view Taj and take pics, there is slum or small houses in front of Taj and they constructed 3 floor building from where Taj can be viewed but that's not worth and it's waste of money.
If Taj is opened go directly visit or else Mehta bagh is better option, don't go for ROOF TOP HOTELS
Though it is on the back side of Taj Mahal, but to go Mehta bagh you need to travel another 10 to 12 kms from Taj or from Agra fort.
It's like crossing the river within the city and then you reach Mehta bagh. Entry ticket for park is 15 or 20 RS per person.
If Taj Mahal is closed then you can go to Mehta bagh for close view of Taj or else you can directly go to Taj when it is open. Usually Taj is closed on Friday's.
And Don't believe any one who says we have hill top restaurant you can view Taj and take pics, there is slum or small houses in front of Taj and they constructed 3 floor building from where Taj can be viewed but that's not worth and it's waste of money.
If Taj is opened go directly visit or else Mehta bagh is better option, don't go for ROOF TOP HOTELS
You will get best view of Taj Mahal from here.
The Mehtab Bagh, translated as "Moonlight Garden," is a quadrilateral garden complex found directly opposite the Taj Mahal across the Yamuna River.
To get to the Mehtab Bag, you will need to walk around the riverbank, heading north and crossing the Strachey Bridge. Then, it's another 2-kilometer walk back south along the Yamuna until you reach the Mehtab Bagh. Alternatively, you can take a rickshaw for around 150 rupees per person from anywhere around the Taj.
The Mehtab Bagh, translated as "Moonlight Garden," is a quadrilateral garden complex found directly opposite the Taj Mahal across the Yamuna River.
To get to the Mehtab Bag, you will need to walk around the riverbank, heading north and crossing the Strachey Bridge. Then, it's another 2-kilometer walk back south along the Yamuna until you reach the Mehtab Bagh. Alternatively, you can take a rickshaw for around 150 rupees per person from anywhere around the Taj.
Good view of Taj from here.
Its a must visit place especially in summer.
Pros
1. Very well organised
2. It had rides both for elders and kids
3. Very spacious
4. Good number of adventurous water rides
Cons
1. A bit costly
2. Heavy rush on weekends
3. Outside food not allowed and food at restaurants is very costly
Recommendations
1. Try to visit on a weekday is possible
2. Must get an express pass (though costly) while visiting on a weekend
3. Try to be at the water park by 10:30am in order to enjoy all the rides
Pros
1. Very well organised
2. It had rides both for elders and kids
3. Very spacious
4. Good number of adventurous water rides
Cons
1. A bit costly
2. Heavy rush on weekends
3. Outside food not allowed and food at restaurants is very costly
Recommendations
1. Try to visit on a weekday is possible
2. Must get an express pass (though costly) while visiting on a weekend
3. Try to be at the water park by 10:30am in order to enjoy all the rides
Taj is beautiful! But this spot can be skipped. Try going to the view point instead.
There is the black Taj ruins but it’s surrounded by barbed wires.
The garden is under construction…
But it’s a nice place to listen to, sit and watch thousands of birds flying in unison.
There is the black Taj ruins but it’s surrounded by barbed wires.
The garden is under construction…
But it’s a nice place to listen to, sit and watch thousands of birds flying in unison.
It's a wonderful experience
If anyone belongs to nature lover should visit once and explore many things like moutains, scenes, animals, views, etc
If anyone belongs to nature lover should visit once and explore many things like moutains, scenes, animals, views, etc
Timing: 9:30 to 17:00 except wednesdays
Online: qr codes available at ticket counter to do online payment for tickets and skip line
Parking: available outside the ticket counter and on the backside
Washroom: available besides the ticket counter
Weekends and holidays are generally over crowded
Early mornings are good time to visit
Crowd management can be bettered, but generally nobody seems interested. Didnt understand reason to print the ticket if online payment is done, it kills the whole purpose
Online: qr codes available at ticket counter to do online payment for tickets and skip line
Parking: available outside the ticket counter and on the backside
Washroom: available besides the ticket counter
Weekends and holidays are generally over crowded
Early mornings are good time to visit
Crowd management can be bettered, but generally nobody seems interested. Didnt understand reason to print the ticket if online payment is done, it kills the whole purpose
Best to go during either winter or rainy season.
I went first time in kanheri caves, We bought tickets for 25₹ . And 300 for foreigners.
And there was ₹ 5 for AC.
But we don't know were was Ac in caves 😂😂.
But it was amazing place for visit, it was so green and peaceful place for enjoy.
You can visit with your family and friends.
Note:-Please pay attention, when you are climbing for top of cave. Because it is so slippery, you can fall down. Please pay attention ⚠️⚠️...
And there was ₹ 5 for AC.
But we don't know were was Ac in caves 😂😂.
But it was amazing place for visit, it was so green and peaceful place for enjoy.
You can visit with your family and friends.
Note:-Please pay attention, when you are climbing for top of cave. Because it is so slippery, you can fall down. Please pay attention ⚠️⚠️...
Had a great time with so much fantasy .Kids went utter crazy. Rides are almost similar to those in kolkata wet o wild . Rates are very high in comparison. Has other segregation of dry park and snow park as well. Better to take your own costumes or Lycra dress .
Walking distance from Byculla (east) station.
Entry fee is just 50/- for an adult and 25/- for children.
Zoo has wide variety of trees some are native some and exotic tree near entrance.
Roughly it takes 3-4 hrs to explore entire zoo , you can see Pelican birds and cranes Hornbill , in animals there is Jackle, Leopard and iger. and yeah Hippopotamus is also there.
Do visit museum , they have some amazing maps of Mumbai City.
Entry fee is just 50/- for an adult and 25/- for children.
Zoo has wide variety of trees some are native some and exotic tree near entrance.
Roughly it takes 3-4 hrs to explore entire zoo , you can see Pelican birds and cranes Hornbill , in animals there is Jackle, Leopard and iger. and yeah Hippopotamus is also there.
Do visit museum , they have some amazing maps of Mumbai City.
This is the Ticket booking counter for entry to Kanheri Caves. You have to buy a ticket per person before entering the Caves. Entry is not free. Have to buy 1 ticket per person. For foreign country tourist the ticket charges are different then that for Indians. You are not allowed to damage the ancient caves.
This caves are very old. They were Build many centuries ago. basically they are Buddhist temples. There are many small caves which might have been used to stay by people.
This caves are very old. They were Build many centuries ago. basically they are Buddhist temples. There are many small caves which might have been used to stay by people.
Kanheri Caves
Kanheri Caves are situated deep in the heart of SANJAY GANDHI NATIONAL PARK (SGNP), Borivali, Mumbai. One can reach gate of SGNP from Borivali Railway Station (Western Railway) by either BEST bus service or by auto rickshaw. The entry ticket to get in SGNP is ₹ 49 (adult). From the entrance Kanheri Caves is 7.5 km deep inside dense forest. Various ways of transportation is available to reach Kanheri Caves by bus (₹ 15), Jeep (₹ 75)(charges are for one way journey) and by rented bicycle (₹ 200- 4 hours) I will suggest either to take your own private vehicle (extra charges at entrance) or walk down the dense forest on concrete roads enjoying the mother nature, it takes approximately 2 hours to reach Kanheri Caves by walking from entrance. The entry fee to entry the Caves area is ₹ 10.
Kanheri Caves consist of more than 108 caves, each has its own beauty and uniqueness. Caves were created in 1st Century BC and life existed till the end of 10th century BC, caves were abandoned in 11th century BC. Caves has more than 30 incomplete sculptures of lord Buddha, the caves are the symbol of Buddhist civilization.
The best time to visit is during rainy season as you can enjoy small water falls in and around the caves. Carry some light snacks and fruits and plenty amount of water. Be aware of monkeys as they are very notorious. Please avoid giving packaged food to monkeys.
Kanheri Caves are situated deep in the heart of SANJAY GANDHI NATIONAL PARK (SGNP), Borivali, Mumbai. One can reach gate of SGNP from Borivali Railway Station (Western Railway) by either BEST bus service or by auto rickshaw. The entry ticket to get in SGNP is ₹ 49 (adult). From the entrance Kanheri Caves is 7.5 km deep inside dense forest. Various ways of transportation is available to reach Kanheri Caves by bus (₹ 15), Jeep (₹ 75)(charges are for one way journey) and by rented bicycle (₹ 200- 4 hours) I will suggest either to take your own private vehicle (extra charges at entrance) or walk down the dense forest on concrete roads enjoying the mother nature, it takes approximately 2 hours to reach Kanheri Caves by walking from entrance. The entry fee to entry the Caves area is ₹ 10.
Kanheri Caves consist of more than 108 caves, each has its own beauty and uniqueness. Caves were created in 1st Century BC and life existed till the end of 10th century BC, caves were abandoned in 11th century BC. Caves has more than 30 incomplete sculptures of lord Buddha, the caves are the symbol of Buddhist civilization.
The best time to visit is during rainy season as you can enjoy small water falls in and around the caves. Carry some light snacks and fruits and plenty amount of water. Be aware of monkeys as they are very notorious. Please avoid giving packaged food to monkeys.
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