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Mumbai International Cruise Terminal

MUMBAI THE CRUISE CAPITAL OF INDIA

Mumbai cruise port

• Coordinates 18.956, 72.848
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• Local Time 2024-08-30 05:58

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Cruise ships dock at the Ballard Pier which is located next to the Navy Yard at Mumbai. It is about a 10-minute drive to the town center.

On occasion ships will dock at the Offshore Container Terminal when more than one ship is scheduled. This port is way out of town.

Immigration formalities can be very time consuming.

Walking in the port is prohibited so the ship will provide a shuttle bus to bring you to the entrance of the port.

Taxis are generally available at the port entrance. Be sure to agree on the fare before starting out. Outside the terminal they are cheaper. A short trip to the Gateway of India should only cost around 30 rupees but as a foreigner, you should be happy to pay around 50 rupees. The blue/silver taxis are a little more expensive, but have airconditioning.

The Cruise Terminal has check- in baggage handling facilities, a lounge, duty free shop, curios and handicraft stalls and toilets etc.

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Sightseeing:

Mumbai (Bombay) is a colorful, vibrant, energetic and friendly city, with a varied and fascinating history. It boasts the finest collection of Victorian buildings anywhere in Asia and a myriad of temples and mosques.

Some examples of High Victorian architecture include Mumbai University, Standard Chartered Bank Building and Municipal Corporation Building, while other sites worth a visit are: the Shrine of Haji Ali (a Muslim saint who died while on pilgrimage to Mecca), which overlooks the sea; Jehangir Art Gallery; the neo-classical Town Hall, built between 1821 and 1833 to designs by Colonel Thomas Cowper; St Thomas's Anglican Cathedral; Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus railway station, comparable to New York's Grand Central Station or London's St Pancras; and the Gateway of India, built by the British to commemorate the visit to India in 1911 of King George V and Queen Mary

Mumbai is different from the rest of India in pretty much the same way that New York is different from the United States. The pace of life is more hurried; time is money and money is important. The idea that in this city one can always make a living one way or another is pervasive.

Tours Excursions Transportation:

To really see anything you'll need to take a ship's excursion.

Taxis (Yellow and Black) are cheap and plentiful. Taxis in Mumbai are small-medium sized cars with no A/C. A 3 hour shopping trip is about $30 per taxi.

Cool Cabs are Blue/Silver in colour and have electronic meters and have A/C, but are about 40% more expensive.

Follow the queue system to board a taxi. Quite frequently, tourists and new visitors are mobbed by unscrupulous taxi drivers. Most taximen are honest, but the dishonest ones tend to cluster around railway stations and airports where they can more easily find suckers. Unless you are taking a prepaid taxi, always ask taxis to go by the meter. At the start of the journey, ensure that the meter is visible and shows the flag-down fare/meter reading. Traffic can be very chaotic so watch the time.

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Nearby Places:

Elephanta Island . This island is a popular tourist destination because of the island's cave temples, the Elephanta Caves, that have been carved out of rock.

The island is easily accessible by ferry from Mumbai, being about 10 kilometers (6.2 mi) from the south east coast of the island city. Boats leave daily from the Gateway of India, taking about an hour each way. The tickets for these can be bought at the Gateway itself. The first ferry leaves at 9 am and the last at 2 pm.

From the boat landing stage on the island, a walkway leads to steps that go up to the famous caves. There is also a narrow-gauge toy train from the boat area on the dock to the base of the steps leading up to the caves (about 600 meters). Along the path, hawkers sell souvenirs like necklaces, anklets, showpieces and keychains. There are also stalls to buy food and drinks. Small monkeys play along the sides of the path, occasionally thieving items from the hawkers, trashcans and tourists.

Shopping and Food

Spices, silks, electrical goods, diamonds, Indian furniture and tailor-made clothes.

The currency in India is the Indian rupee.

In the big cities, credit cards are accepted at retail chain stores and other westernized restaurants and stores. Small businesses and family-run stores almost never accept credit cards, so it is useful to keep a moderate amount of cash on hand.

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 Cruise Terminals in Mumbai

Mumbai has two ports, Mumbai Harbour and Jawaharlal Neheru port. Mumbai Harbor and The Mumbai International Cruise Terminal is on the western side of the city at southern tip of the Ulhas River estuary, and though it is handily placed close to all the attractions and amenities of the city, it is not recommended to walk to and from the cruise terminal, but to take advantage of cruise ship transport to and from the airport and the local attractions.

Mumbai International Airport is located at a distance of 14kms from Mumbai port.

Finding a taxi from the cruise terminal is not that easy. Taxis are not allowed into the cruise terminal, and can only be found about ten minutes away on foot, and they have a reputation for over-charging cruise ship passengers.

To cater for the 25-30 international cruise ships now calling at Mumbai each year, plans are underway for a new “world Class” cruise terminal for Mumbai. More than 75,000 passengers pass through Mumbai each year, and this year, it is expected to cross 100,000.

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 must see attractions in mumbai.

The Mumbai cruise port is handily placed to see the famous Gateway of India. It is also the departing point for ferries plying to historic Elephanta Island (one of the six islands in the harbour) and other beaches across the port.

Gateway of India: Mumbai's most striking monument, built to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to India in 1911, was designed to be the first landmark of (then) Bombay a visitor saw when arriving by ship. The Gateway welcomed numerous viceroys, governors and top civil servants as they disembarked by launch from their P&O steamers.

The Fort Area: The Flora Fountain stands on the site of the old church gate of the Bombay Fort, now a major crossroad. Other buildings to see in the Fountain or Fort area are the University of Mumbai buildings including the imposing Rajabhai Tower, the Mumbai High Court, the Old Secretariat, and the Institute of Science at one end. Close by is St Thomas Cathedral. The Western Railway Headquarters is also quite near. An exotic way of seeing these sights would be by the MTDC open-air bus or by the few surviving Victorias or buggy rides.

Chowpatty Beach: For a snapshot of Mumbai life make your way down Marine Drive – for the most part there’s a pleasant promenade – to the popular Chowpatty Beach, a teeming mass of people, vendors, masseurs, shooting galleries, snake charmers, monkey-trainers and roadside restaurants with their specialties bhelpuri and kulfi (local ice cream). Across the Chowpatty Beach area is the Taraporewala Aquarium. Marine Drive is also referred to as the Queen's Necklace because of the dramatic line of street lamps lit up at night.

Other attractions in Mumbai include Mani Bhavan (Gandhi Memorial), the Nehru Planetarium and the Nehru Science Center. Mumbai Amusement Parks include Essel World, Fantasy Land, Nishiland Water Park, Shangrila Waterpark, Suraj Water Park, and Water Kingdom.

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 cruise ports,  weather/climate  in mumbai.

Mumbai enjoys a humid, tropical climate dominated by the monsoons in the summer months.

The driest months from October to February, when the temperatures drop form the usual summer highs of 38ºC to the more comfortable 15ºC are the best time to visit Mumbai.

 Currency  in Mumbai

The official currency of Mumbai is the Rupee (Rs) subdivided into one hundred paise (singular paisa) or pice.

 Languages  of Mumbai

The official language of Mumbai is Marathi, but Hindi is also spoken, as is English which is typically used in political, commercial and tourist situations.

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Inhabitants – 1 276 million Official language – Hindi and English Capital city – New Delhi

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In Mumbai your cruise ship will dock in Bombay port trust. There are several options of where your ship will dock, but if you are the only one in town it is a safe assumption you will dock at the passenger terminal. See map above for its location. Once your ship is docked get yourself on the outside deck to get that first impression on mighty Mumbai. When you step on to the dock you will find that there is a passenger terminal waiting for you there. This will be several facilities here. Services change per call, so we’d rather make no promises. Walking in the port is prohibited so the ship will provide a shuttle bus to bring you to the exit of the port. Bombay port trust has several exits in the port area. All exits refer to a color. Try to remember what color gate it is that you have to enter to get back into the port. If you dock at the passenger terminal you will most likely use the Green Gates exit. And yes, the gates are green. See the picture of the gates underneath. 

Taxis in Mumbai

Taxis will be waiting for you at the green gates. These taxi drivers are there to try to sell you the taxi tour. For about 4000 Rs. (+/- 65 USD) a day this man will take you anywhere. It could be that they’ll offer it for a cheaper price, but also keep in mind this man needs to make a living. These guys usually do not take short rides on the meter, so if you just want a one way cheap taxi walk further up the road until you can hail one on the street. There are 2 types of taxis you can use in Mumbai. The traditional yellow/black taxis that do not have air conditioning. A ride with these taxis costs you about 50 Rupee to get to Crawfort market for example or 100 Rupee to get you to the other side of town. These taxis have meter so check if it is on, but they are usually pretty descent with it. You can also take the blue/silver taxi. This one is also official, but the main difference is that this is air conditioned. Expect you pay about 30% extra compaired to the traditional taxi. Whatever you do it is wise to just step into a taxi and check if he hits the meter than to start bargaining about how much USD a ride would cost.

Public bus system

There is a bus system in Mumbai and although we wouldn’t necessarily recommend public transportation in Mumbai. The bus on the left hand side picture is the bus that will pass the Green Gates. Why not try to catch it just for the challenge of it all. This bus goes to Crawfort market. You buy your ticket with the guy on the bus. 50 Rupee will get you a day ticket. Don’t forget, this is not for everyone, but it’s just a small suggestions for the dare devils amongst us. The train system of Mumbai is what keeps this city alive and this is something we would recommend to experience. Go to the Churchgate station to catch the train to the 5th stop Mahalaxmi where you can find Dhobi Ghat. For just 9 rupee you’ll have the experience of a life time. Also a couple of things to keep in mind when in Mumbai:

– People hassling for money is an unfortunate fact of life in Mumbai. A firm but friendly NO should be enough to stop harassment.

– Plan your bathroom stops. There is not always a clean and proper bathroom around, but you can expect them at the nicer hotels and museums.

– Traffic can be very chaotic so watch the time.

FAQ about Mumbai as cruise destination

– Is if safe to walk in Mumbai? Yes, it is. It might not feel so comfortable especially in the beginning, but let’s say you are up for an adventurous walk.

– Do taxis run on the meter? Yes, they do. The taxis at waiting at the exit of the port are there to make a deal with you, but the taxis you’ll find in town always automotically will start on the meter.

– Is there a hop on hop off bus in Mumbai? Yes, there is. It is not waiting at the city gates though and even if you manage to catch it is more a city tour than a hop on hop off bus. This bus would not be something we would recommend as it has no convenience for you.

– Can I pay the taxi in US dollars? Usually the taxi drivers at the exit of port will make a deal in US dollars for you. The taxi drivers in town usually only take Rupee.

– Is Mumbai safe at night? Yes, it is. You will always have your usual city safety issues, but in Mumbai there is nothing to be extra alarmed about.

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The former auditorium is nowadays the NGMA (National Gallery of Modern Art). It hosts various exhibitions and art collections of famous artists and sculptors. From the exit of the port it is 2 km / 25 min. walk to the south. Expect to pay 50 rupee for a taxi.

National Gallery of Modern Art

Sir Cowasji Jahangir Public Hall, M G Road, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400032, India

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya or also known as Prince of Wales museum. This world famous museum is India’s premier art and history museum. India’s rich heritage is being displayed over several floors in the old Indo-Saracenic style of architecture. Make sure not to miss this one.

Prince of Wales museum

159-161, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400032, India

Mani Bavhan is the old house of Gandhi. In 1915 Gandhi returned here from South Africa and became leader of the congress party. Nowadays it is the Gandhi museum in which the history of this man and the country are featured in excellent exhibitions. From the exit of the port it is 6 km / 30 min. drive north west. Expect to pay 100 rupee for the taxi.

Mani Bhavan Museum

Laburnum Road, Near Gamdevi Police Station, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400007, India

This is a 6 km long. C-shaped promenade in Mumbai. It is nicknamed the Queens necklace for the facts it lights up in the evening and this resembles a necklace. From the exit of the port it is 4 km / 20 min. drive west. Expect to pay 70 rupee for a taxi.

Marine Drive

Marine Drive, Mumbai

The world’s largest open air laundry. Where 1 million pieces of clothes are washed every day. It is like a soapy maze down there. There are over 700 basins where about 6000 people work every day. From the exit of the port it is 8 km drive north. Best way to get there is by train from Churchgate station or taxi.

Mumbai’s Dhobi Ghat

Dhobi Ghat, Mumbai

This is the famous library and heritage structure from 1870 in Mumbai. It is one of the 145 old buildings which have been declared as protected monuments by the government. From the exit of the port it is 2 km / 20 min walk west.

David Sassoon Library

David Sassoon Library, Mumbai

Or also known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus. This building from 1888 is a train station used by 8 million people daily. You could understand that this is a place to see people in their daily life or to enjoy this magnificent Victorian building. From the exit of the port it is 1,5 km walk to the north or take a 50 rupee taxi.

Victoria station

Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Mumbai

More than half of Mumbai lives in the slums and if you would look a little further than the common sights than you would be able to renew your vision on the world. At first sight, what seems like extreme poverty is also a chance for business. There are several guides from the slums who give tours through the Shanty area explaining the different economies that thrive here.

Shanti towns

There are so many markets in Mumbai. Find a special one that is of your interest or visit Crawfort market. This is the market that has anything and everything. From the exit of the port it is 2,5 km / 30 min. walk north or take a taxi for 50 rupee.

Crawfort market

Dhobi Talao, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus Area, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001, India

This hotel stands next to the Gateway of India. It is the famous 5 star hotel built in 1903. It hosted notable guests such as the Beatles, Queen on Norway, Prince of Wales, Hillary Clinton, Brad Pitt, Oprah Winfrey and Barack Obama. Go inside for a high tea or a simple drink in the AC in this beautiful establishment. From the exit of the port it is 2,5 km / 25 min walk to the south or take the taxi for 50 rupee.

Taj Mahal hotel

Apollo Bandar, कुलाबा, Apollo Bandar, Colaba, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001, India

Fort Bombay is the area you will walk into as you exit the port. Take a few hours to explore this neighborhood. It is only this way that you’ll understand the significant role that the British played not that long ago. The grand buildings you’ll find here tell the story of this colony that the British once saw as the most valuable land in the world. From the exit of the port it is a 5 min. walk into the centre of Fort Bombay.

Fort Bombay

When you are going out for dinner in Mumbai you need to take a couple of things in mind. Everything you would look for in a local restaurant is what you’ll find at Khyber. Great staff and delicious food! From the exit of the port it is 2 km / 20 min walk west.

Khyber restaurant

145, M G Road, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001, India

Ask a taxi driver for Banganga in Teen Batti, Malabar Hill. Not all drivers will know it, but they try their very best to find it for you. This is the beauty of the Banganga watertank. There are hardly any tourists there. There is not an awefull lot to find in and around the watertank but it a beautiful example of real Mumbai. From the exit of the port it is 9 km / 45 min. drive west. Expect to pay 100 rupee for a taxi.

Banganga tank

2, Walkeshwar Rd, Teen Batti, Malabar Hill, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400006, India

This is the signature landmark of Mumbai and a mandatory stop when in Mumbai. It was erected as a symbol to welcome Queen Mary and King George V of England when they paid a visit in 1911. It also has a ceremonial value, because this is where the last British troops departed from India. From the exit of the port it is 2,5 km / 25 min walk to the south or take the taxi for 50 rupee.

Gateway of India

Apollo Bandar, Colaba, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001, India

One of the most unusual mosques stand in Mumbai. Sometimes this location is visited by 40.000 people a day. You’ll need to plan your visit though. Only when the tide is low a causeway will reveal itself that runs up to the mosque in the middle of the sea. It’s not just the mosque that is the main higlight, it is everything you will see on your walk to the mosque. From the exit of the port it is 7 km / 45 min. drive to the north. Expect to pay 130 rupee for a taxi.

Haji Ali Causeway

Dargah Rd, Haji Ali, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

The church gate station is next to Victoria station a mayor transportation hub. Why not hop on and take a ride to Mahalaxmi where you can find laundry service Dhobi Ghat.

Churchgate station

Maharshi Karve Road, Churchgate, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400020, India

On top of Malabar Hill you’ll find Pherozeshah Mehta, (a.k.a. hanging gardens). It is famous for its animal shaped hedges. It is built on a water reservoir of Mumbai. From the exit of the port it is 9 km / 30 min drive to the west. Expect to pay 100 rupee for the taxi.

Hanging Gardens

Mumbai is working hard on a new cruise terminal. The current cruise dock of Mumbai offers several facilities like shops. Read the full Mumbai cruise port guide for all the information.

Mumbai cruise dock

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Nearest railway station to mumbai airport.

Do you want to know about the nearest railway station to Mumbai Airport? The nearest railhead is the Andheri East rail station and it is at an approximate distance of 6 km and it is going to take 30 minutes in reaching via road, using a private taxi. The other rail junctions that are in close proximity to Mumbai Airport are Khar Road rail junction, Santa Cruz rail junction and Karla junction that are almost at the same distance range and the time will be completely depending on the traffic and station from where you are heading to the airport. Famously recognized as the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport or Mumbai Airport or Sahar International Airport, it is the primary airport serving the entire Maharashtra in India. After Delhi, Mumbai Airport is counted among the second busiest airport of the country in terms of passenger traffic and was reckoned as the 14 th busiest airport across Asia and 28 th busiest one across the world. In terms of even cargo traffic, it is among the second busiest airport in the country. It has three operating terminals and is known to be handling about 950 aircraft movements each day.

Essential Information about Andheri Railway Station

• Type of Station: Regular
• Number of Platforms: 9
• Number of Halting Trains: 32
• Number of Originating Trains: 0
• Number of Terminating Trains: 0
• Track: Quadruple Electric-Line
• Address: Off S.V.Road, Andheri(West)-400058 /Agarkar Chowk, Sahar Road, Andheri(East), Mumbai-400053 Mumbai
• State: Maharashtra
• Elevation: WR/Western
• Zone: Mumbai
• Division: 6 Travel Tips

Nearby Stations to Andheri Railway Station

• WEH/Western Express Highway 1 km
• VLP/Ville Parle 2 km
• DNNR/D.N. Nagar(Metro) 2 km
• JOS/Jogeshwari 2 km
• RMAR/Ram Mandir 4 km
• STC/Santa Cruz 4 km
• GMN/Goregaon 5 km
• KHAR/Khar Road 5 km
• BDTS/Bandra Terminus 6 km
• BA/Bandra 7 km

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• Cleanliness: Good
• Porters/Escalators: Good
• Transportation: Excellent
• Lodging: Good
• RailFanning: Good
• Sightseeing: Good
• Safety: Good

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How to get to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai by bus or train?

Directions to angriya cruise mumbai terminal (mumbai) with public transportation.

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Bus stations near Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai

• Railway Accident Court, 30 min walk, VIEW
• Indira Dock, 35 min walk, VIEW
• Ballard Pier, 43 min walk, VIEW

Ferry stations near Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai

• Bhaucha Dhakka (Ferry Wharf), 32 min walk, VIEW

Train stations near Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai

• Churchgate, 36 min walk, VIEW
• Masjid, 37 min walk, VIEW
• Mumbai C.S.M.T., 49 min walk, VIEW

Bus lines to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai

• AC-10, Colaba Depot - Rani Laxmibai Chowk Sion, VIEW
• A-41, Colaba Bus Station - Ferry Wharf, VIEW
• 44, Worli Depot - Dr.Shyamaprasad Mukherjee Chowk (Museum), VIEW
• 106, Panvel Railway Station (W) - World Trade Center Via Eastern Freeway, VIEW
• 106AC, Panvel Railway Station (W) - World Trade Center Via Eastern Freeway, VIEW
• 107AC, C.B.D.Belapur Bus Station - World Trade Center Via Eastern Freeway, VIEW
• 108AC, Nerul Sector 46 & 48 - World Trade Center Via Eastern Freeway, VIEW
• 110AC, Bank of India Sector 35 Kharghar - World Trade Center Via Eastern Freeway, VIEW
• 114AC, Ghansoli Depot - World Trade Center Via Eastern Freeway, VIEW
• 115AC, Kharkopar Railway Station - World Trade Center, VIEW
• 3, Navy Nagar (Colaba), VIEW
• A-108, Kamla Nehru Park (Malabar Hill), VIEW
• 66, Rani Laxmibai Chowk (Sion), VIEW
• 122, Ballard Pier, VIEW

What are the closest stations to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal?

The closest stations to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal are:

• Railway Accident Court is 2323 meters away, 30 min walk.
• Bhaucha Dhakka (Ferry Wharf) is 2506 meters away, 32 min walk.
• Indira Dock is 2743 meters away, 35 min walk.
• Churchgate is 2752 meters away, 36 min walk.
• Masjid is 2828 meters away, 37 min walk.
• Ballard Pier is 3344 meters away, 43 min walk.
• Mumbai C.S.M.T. is 3780 meters away, 49 min walk.

Which bus lines stop near Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal?

These bus lines stop near Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal: 125, 44, AC-10, AC-26.

Which train lines stop near Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal?

These train lines stop near Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal: CR, HR.

What time is the first train to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai?

The WR is the first train that goes to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai. It stops nearby at 4:15 AM.

What time is the last train to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai?

The CR is the last train that goes to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai. It stops nearby at 4:53 AM.

What time is the first bus to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai?

The 3 is the first bus that goes to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai. It stops nearby at 5:52 AM.

What time is the last bus to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai?

The 66 is the last bus that goes to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai. It stops nearby at 11:32 PM.

What time is the first ferry to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai?

The FERRY is the first ferry that goes to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai. It stops nearby at 6:00 AM.

What time is the last ferry to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai?

The FERRY is the last ferry that goes to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai. It stops nearby at 10:00 PM.

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Public Transit to Angriya Cruise Mumbai Terminal in Mumbai

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