Aarey Milk Colony is a forest area within the city limits of Mumbai. It is under threat from development and needs support of citizens to support it! »
The Konkan coast is one of the most beautiful cycling routes. With breathtaking views and beautiful beaches plus several historic sea forts along the way! »
Asava fort is near Palghar, with special attractions of a large water harvesting tank at the top, and a large cave midway down the steep descent on the east »
Gumtara Fort in Tungareshwar forest provides some great views and this year, the forest is filled with the rare Karvi flowers that bloom once in a decade! »
Juhu beach is attracting attention of nature lovers for the bioluminescence that has been observed there recently. Do not miss the opportunity to see this! »
Bamandev Temple and Mardangad - a small fortification on a hillock - are located in the middle of marshland near the mouth of Patalganga river at Aware »
Chirner's Ganapati Temple near the lake and the Peshva Shiva temple are known. But the lesser known Gadhegal stones are a must see. Plus visit Ransai Lake! »
Fort George is the only remaining vestige of the Bombay Fort that started the transformation of a group of islands to become the commercial capital of India »
Fruit Bats have been feasting on mangoes left over from the mango season on trees in Mumbai. We were lucky to be able to photograph one just outside our window! »
In Devaloli near Badlapur, lies a forgotten step well. With some exquisite carvings and still containing water, the well is small but very well preserve »
The Railway Hospital in Byculla hides an interesting history - It was the initial location of two educational institutions - Elphinstone College and VJTI! »
Pelhar Lake is located just off the National Highway 8 towards the east at Vasai at the border of Tungareshwar National Park. Perfect for a weekend cycling ride! »
Banganga Tank and the Walkeshwar Temple are some of the oldest historical sites in Mumbai, built by the Shilaras in 1127 AD. A great destination for a weekend cycle ride »