Mumbai Weather in February

As the economic center in India, Mumbai is also famous for the wide gap between the wealthy and poor. You may appreciate many modern high buildings there, but scattering among these high buildings are shabby residences and working places of the poor. Dhobi Ghat, the world’s largest open laundry and Dharavi Slum, the largest slum in Asia are two representatives of them. As the setting of the movie “Slumdog Millionaire”, Dharavi Slum, has attracted tourists from all over the world. Here, Millions of people live in less than two square kilometers. You can visit the factories, schools, churches of the poor to truly feel the hardships of them. Mumbai also has its religious side like other Indian cities. With a typical Muslim style, Haji Ali Dargah, also known as the Mosque of the Sea, is one of Mumbai’s famous mosques. Built on a small island off the coast, it seems to be floating on the sea when at high tides. It is said to be the mausoleum of Haji Ali, a Muslim saint. At this pure place, tourists can feel religious atmosphere, appreciate hymns singing, and enjoy magnificent buildings and colorful decorations.

Tips:

The sunshine is abundant in February of Mumbai, so it is important to bring sun cream, sun screen, or spray sunscreen, in case of being sunburnt.