Four places in Mumbai that are a must-visit for peace and tranquility

Mumbai is often called city of dreams or city that never sleeps. Yet, amidst in m rush, Mumbai has plenty of places to sit in tranquil. If you are looking for serenity in fast-paced life in Mumbai, here are four places in Mumbai to visit. Check m out...

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Pagoda

Located right beside famous fun park Essel World, Pagoda (worshipping place of Buddhists), is an excellent piece of architecture. huge pagoda at centre stands without any support and pillars. pagoda also shows a short documentary depicting building and architecture of Pagoda and art gallery which is worth watching.

Kwan Kung Temple

Kwan Kung in Mumbai is only Chinese temple in Mumbai. It was built in 1919 for Mumbai's n Chinese community in Mazgaon near Dockyard Station. On a Chinese new year, Chinese families in India celebrate at this temple. Kwan Kung is mystical Chinese god who is considered as a great teacher, politician, and a philosopher is worshipped here.

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Taraporewala Aquarium

Taraporewala aquarium has been centre of attraction for many. aquarium includes Australian tortoise, sea turtle, tropical fishes, freshwater fishes like butterflyfish, parrotfish, eight blend fish and many more. One of most unusual aquatic creatures is seahorse which is rarely spotted even in scuba diving sessions. aquarium w has a 12-feet long and 180-degree acrylic glass tunnel, and also a special pool area where kids can touch fishes.

Banganga Tank

Located in Walkeshwar Temple Complex of Malabar Hill, Banganga is an ancient water tank of mythological and religious significance. This well-maintained tank has sweet water, despite being close to sea. t frequented by locals and tourists, it is w a popular haven for artists, poets, and filmmakers.

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