Malabar Hill

A hill on the west side of the city is a local high-end residential area and the best place to overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire Bay and Marina Avenue. The mountain attractions are as follows: Sky Garden: Built in 1881, the Sky Garden is located on the top of Mount Malaba. It is designed to feel like being in the air. There are different kinds of flowers in the garden for visitors to enjoy. The beautiful scenery of the Arabian Sea can be seen from the sky garden, especially the most fascinating sunset view. Lady Nehru Park: located on the south side of the sky garden, a place for citizens to rest. Built in 1952, it commemorates the wife of former Indian Prime Minister Nehru. On holidays, the park is full of neon lights, colorful, and beautiful night views of Buck Bay and Marina Avenue, which are magnificent. Silent Tower: Located on the north side of the sky garden, it is a bird burial site (that is, a celestial burial site) for fire worshipers, with a total of five stone towers, which vary according to the status of the deceased. The bird burial ceremony is to put the dead body on the stone tower, and then let the vultures eat, the leftover residue after the wind and sun, it automatically falls into the patio in the stone tower, and then flows into the Arabian Sea through the sewer. Jainism Temple: Built in 1904 on the mountain of Malaba, small in size for worshippers. The temple is built of a large amount of glass, exquisite and beautiful, non-believers can enjoy it, and must enter barefoot. Admission is expensive, but the temple fair requires a small donation for worship.

I have been to a very good mountain twice. It is really worth it to experience it once. I can feel the beauty of nature.

Leaving the hustle and bustle of the densely populated city, here is the natural beauty of India's alternative.