Parks & Gardens in Mumbai

Large national park with wildlife, ancient caves, and nature trails. Spanning 104 square kilometers in the heart of Mumbai's northern suburbs, this is one of the most visited national parks in the world, attracting over ...

Beautiful terraced gardens on Malabar Hill with panoramic city views. Officially named Pherozeshah Mehta Gardens, these terraced gardens were laid out in 1881 on top of Mumbai's main reservoir on Malabar Hill. The garden...

Scenic artificial lake surrounded by hills, perfect for recreation. Created in 1891 as a reservoir for Mumbai's water supply, Powai Lake is now a scenic recreational landmark in the eastern suburbs. The lake is bordered ...

Mumbai's green lung with dairy farms, nature trails, and tribal villages. Spread across 3,166 acres in Goregaon, Aarey Colony was established in 1951 as a dairy development project and has evolved into Mumbai's most impo...

Seasonal tours to see thousands of migratory flamingos in Mumbai. Every winter from November to May, the mudflats of Thane Creek and Sewri transform into a spectacular pink-and-white panorama as tens of thousands of Less...

Mumbai's oldest public garden and zoo established in 1861. Recently renovated, it houses a variety of animals, a botanical garden, and the heritage Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum within its grounds.

A historic recreational ground in South Mumbai flanked by stunning Art Deco buildings on one side and Victorian Gothic structures on the other. A living showcase of Mumbai's architectural heritage.

A beautifully landscaped circular garden in the heart of Fort Mumbai, surrounded by grand neo-classical buildings. A peaceful green oasis in the bustling commercial district.

A popular seafront park in Bandra offering a jogging track, children's play area, and stunning Arabian Sea views. A favorite spot for locals to exercise and unwind.

One of Mumbai's largest and most significant public grounds. Famous as the birthplace of Indian cricket legends and the site of historic political rallies. The park is the cultural heart of Dadar.

A scenic lake and garden area within Aarey Colony that resembles the beauty of Kashmir. Offers boating facilities and is surrounded by lush greenery, making it a perfect escape from the city.

A peaceful garden in South Mumbai offering a green oasis amidst the urban landscape. Popular with locals for morning walks and jogging, with mature trees and well-maintained pathways.

A famous jetty and flamingo watching spot where thousands of migratory flamingos visit during winter months. The mudflats become a pink spectacle from November to May.

A designated viewing point for the spectacular flamingo congregation in Mumbai's mudflats. During peak season, the sky turns pink with thousands of flamingos creating a breathtaking natural spectacle.

A 37-acre urban nature park created on a former garbage dump, now home to over 120 species of birds, 80 species of butterflies, and diverse flora. A testament to environmental restoration.

A hilltop garden on Malabar Hill offering spectacular panoramic views of Marine Drive's 'Queen's Necklace' at night. Features the famous 'Old Woman's Shoe' structure for children.

A beautiful heritage garden maintained by the Mumbai Port Trust, offering a peaceful green space in bustling Central Mumbai. Known for its well-maintained lawns and colonial-era structures.

A 200-foot tall monolith of black basalt rock that is 66 million years old, formed during the Mesozoic Era. One of the most remarkable geological formations within any major city in the world.

Mumbai's oldest public garden and zoo, recently renovated with modern enclosures. Home to penguins, tigers, elephants, and hundreds of other species. The botanical garden features rare plant species.

One of Mumbai's historic maidans (open grounds) in the Fort district, used for cricket matches, recreational activities, and political gatherings. Named after the cross that once stood here.