Banganga Tank Mumbai
About
Situated in the Malabar Hill locality, Banganga Tank is an old water tank from 1127 AD. The tank is surrounded by temples and traditional Hindu houses and is of huge religious importance, giving one an insight into Mumbai's historical and cultural past. The tank lies within the Walkeshwar Temple complex and is considered sacred by Hindus, who believe that the tank was formed when Lord Rama shot an arrow into the ground to fetch water.
Basic Information
Timings
5:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Entry Fee
Not specified
Best Time to Visit
Year-round
Place Type
Tourist Attraction
How to Reach
Accessible via local trains to Charni Road station; short taxi or auto-rickshaw ride
Nearby Metro Stations
Metro stations within 5 km of Banganga Tank
No metro stations found within 5 km.
History
An ancient water tank built in 1127 AD, considered sacred by Hindus.
Frequently Asked Questions
Opening Hours
5:00 AM to 9:00 PM
Entry Fee
Not specified
Type
Tourist Attraction
Best Time to Visit
Year-round
How to Reach
Best reached by taxi or auto-rickshaw
An old water tank close to the Malabar Hill locality believed to have been built in 1127 AD.