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Peaceful Morning #SiblingDiaries #2

This post is a continuation of my travel series “Beauties of Mumbai & Ahmedabad”.

I hope you’ve read my previous post, if not please find the link at the end of the post.


After a tiresome journey of 14 hours we reached Mumbai on 24th of November at 5am. Reason we opted a train leaving in the noon hours from Hyderabad was to reach Mumbai at early hours, so that we could catch a glimpse of sunrise at Nariman Point. Initial plan was just to cover Nariman point and Chowpatty beach and come back to Mumbai central from where we had a train leaving for Ahmedabad at 2:20 Pm. But later on we decided to cover Haji-Ali-Dargah and Gateway of India as we had ample of time left.

Once we reached Chatrapati shivaji Railway station we rushed towards A/C waiting hall in order to freshen up and quickly be on our way. Much to our dismay the waiting hall was worse than what we imagined! There was no time to find a hotel room and freshen up so we moved along, booked a ride on Ola rental. Opted for 4 hour 40km plan and started off to Nariman Point.

Selfie Time 🙂
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As we crossed Nariman point, we witnessed a mesmerising view of Chowpatty beach. We reached on time and could enjoy the beautiful view of sunrise. Though the beach was not maintained properly we barely noticed it as we couldn’t take our eyes of those beautiful golden shades of the sky. The sky was changing colors as time passed and the experience was truly magical…Here are some of the photos I managed to click…

IMG_8366 (Edited)-2Pristine view at chowpatty beach…!

IMG_9198-2Experimented with filters…Another view of the beach!

IMG_9216-2Old woman taking a morning walk at chowpatty beach…

On the whole we had a refreshing morning at Chowpatty Beach…watching the sunrise, feeling the cool breeze and observing the sailing boats. The feeling was peaceful and extraordinary. Mixed feelings I must say.

IMG_9171-2Anchored boat far away from the shore…

IMG_9185-2Fisherman trying to reach his anchored boat using a raft…

I enjoyed those wonderful moments and captured beautiful views around me which caught my eye. We did not realize how the time flew and ended up spending more than an hour at the beach. Here are few more pictures…

IMG_9173-2Another view from the beach…

IMG_9193-2One of the interesting objects I found on the beach…. A tiny Clay pot!

IMG_9199-2Blue sky filled with clouds and a bird on its way…

Our next stop was Haji ali dargah, which I will be covering in my next post…until then see ya!

You can read the previous post here – Trivial Adventure #SiblingDiaries Part1 #KheerWrites


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105 Comments

  1. Lovely post, Keerthi. Your pictures are beautiful and powerful, it just speaks the story. Especially I love the clay pot picture. It’s simply superb.

    1. Oh i fell in love with city because of these views, all that traffic is not what i remember of mumbai now when i think about it. I am glad you liked it! Thanks for dropping by and leaving your imprints 🙂

    1. I wanted to go to beach during sunset as well but did not happen cause of our packed schedule! Will cover it next time! I am glad you liked it! Thanks for dropping by and leaving your imprints 🙂

  2. Mumbai looks so different at sunrise..before all the rush hour hustle bustle begins. Just love it. Next time do try taking a sail boat and heading out into the sea as well. You will have the best views of sunrise over Mumbai.

  3. Lovely pictures!!! Great photography I would say 🙂
    I remember my trip to the City of Dreams, Mumbai, last year… Loved the vibe of the city so much… Look forward to see the coming up posts!!

  4. As a true blue Mumbai-ite I am so glad you captured the beauty of my city. The clay pot picture is my most favorite of the lot.
    Loved this post!:)

  5. Your post reminds me of all my happy memories of Mumbai with its mesmerizing views. Beautiful pictures! Will wait eagerly for next post. 🙂

    1. Same here Vasantha, I am learning a lot from all u wonderful bloggers out there. Its proving to be a wonderful experience for me. Thank you for stopping by and showing ur appreciation 🙂

  6. Wow! What lovely pics. Never knew the sunrise in a city like Mumbai filled with so many buildings, skyscrapers and all could be so naturally beautiful :D.

  7. Such amazing clicks.. having lived in Bombay for the most of my life before I moved to Pune.. these pics really made me nostalgic… I remember how we used to go cycling early mornings to catch the sunrise…

  8. What a fabulous post, Keerthi! The pictures are ah-mazingg! I hope you plan to visit Mumbai soon again and next time for a few more days at least. There are many places in Mumbai which you’ll love to explore and capture in your camera. My favorite place in Mumbai is Marine Drive. It’s like one of the best places on earth. 🙂

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