Gateway of India
The Gateway of India, without doubt, is one of the most popular tourist attraction centers in Mumbai. Sitting proudly in Apollo Monkey, he sees the Arabian Sea. It is one of the prescribed monuments of the city of Mumbai and was built in 1924. It was created by famous architect George Vietet, who was celebrating King George V and Queen Mary's Mumbai visit. The magnificent structure of the monument is a beautiful combination of Indian, Arabic and Western architecture and has become a popular tourist center in the city. This is the starting point of many ferry services, which is a heap of historic Elephanta caves.
The nickname 'Taj Mahal of Mumbai', this landmark was established in 1911 and after 13 years it was inaugurated in 1924. The structure itself is made of yellow basalt and concrete concrete and is decorated with Muslim and Hindu roots. . The gateway's Basalt Arch was operating as an entry and exit through India by the waterway before independence and the British ship left England for India and exit from there. There are idols of Swami Vivekananda and Chhatrapati Shivaji, who have been established near the gateway too. The scene from the sea of the gateway complex, especially at night, is very weird and beautiful. The Gateway of India is not a historical sculpture like this, but it is an example of a beautiful architecture!
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