Mumbai

Due to the size of the country and its incredible cultural heritage, India is a must-see for every traveler. From the exhausting paths across the Himalayas, to invigorating beaches ; from the tigers you can see in a safari, to the largest mangrove in the world ; from the famous Taj Mahal to spiritual retreats ; from the colorful Holi Festival, to the Hindu religious rituals in Varanasi, the oldest city in the world ... India is the place that has it all. It would take an entire life to discover all of India's sides ; and it might even not be enough.

India

Maharashtra is certainly the most developed region of India, and consequently the wealthiest state as well. Hence, no surprise that it is also one of the most visited areas in India. With its world’s largest film industry, upscale gastronomy and active nightlife, Mumbai is a great place to experience modern India. At the same time, Pune is the cultural capital of Maharashtra and also known as the “Oxford of the East”, while Nashik is the wine capital of India. From endless white-sand beaches on the western coast to its wildlife sanctuaries on the east, this large state offers some mind-blowing experiences. Maharashtra also has some extraordinary UNESCO World Heritage Sites, such as Ajanta Caves, Ellora Caves, and Elephanta Caves. Ancient forts and places of worship can be found all around the state. Home to four national parks – Tadoba, Dajipur, Radhanagari and Sanjay Gandi – Maharashtra offers numerous outdoor activities such as rock climbing, trekking, paragliding, as well as many watersports.

Maharashtra

A Fine-Dining Rooftop restaurant serving concept Indian Food with an Indoor capacity of 120 and an outdoor lounge area with a capacity of 60.

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