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Mumbai is active 24/7 — expect late-night food, transport, and activities even past midnight.
Mumbai has three intense seasons: hot summers, heavy monsoons, and mild winters. Pack accordingly, especially rain gear from June to September.
Travel times can double due to traffic. Use apps like Google Maps to check routes and leave early for appointments.
They’re fast and cheap but can be overwhelming. Try first-class or AC trains (check apps like m-Indicator for train schedules) or travel during off-peak hours if you’re new to the system.
Mumbai is a mix of modern and traditional. Dress appropriately in religious or conservative areas and ask before taking photos of locals.
Mumbai’s street food is iconic, vada pav and misal pav are among the “MUST TRY” foods in Mumbai! But stick to busy, clean vendors to avoid food-borne illnesses.
Pickpocketing can happen in dense crowds — keep wallets, phones, and bags secure.
Many vendors, taxis, and small eateries prefer cash, instead of online payment, and may not have change for large bills.
Ensure drivers start the meter. Avoid flat rates unless it’s a pre-paid or app-based service.
Don’t hesitate to ask for help — locals are generally friendly and proud of their city.
