has no entry fee.

Note:

– It is located on the islet off the coast of Worli in rhe southern part of Mumbai.

– The best time to visit the place is during October and March.

– If you enjoy Sufi music then visit the place on Friday. You will even find many traditional street food here.

7. Powai Lake

Powai Lake is a man-made lake in the outer skirts of Mumbai suburbs and was named after Framaji Kavasji Powai Estate. If you’re a nature lover and appreciate the serenity of a calming effect, then fret no more! Located on the Salsette Island, you can fetch a quick boat ride to imbibe the freshness in the silence of nature. Brownie points to you if you’re an animal lover- you get to see numerous speciesof animals there, along with the shoreline of the lake

Touring Tips – Powai Lake stays 40 kilometres away from Mumbai. But you can travel with convenience either via local trains, metros or even buses at real nominal prices. Another delight is its presence near the hem of Hiranandani Gardens that entails a beautiful vista. Treat your eyes with the flawless cover of Balsam hedges, which is reckoned as a wonderful cover of an appealing pink-purple mix after they blossom. This place too has no entry fee and is an impeccable spot for photography lovers.

Powai Lake is an artificial lake which enrich the beauty of the Powai Valley. One of the most visited places in Mumbai. The city suburb called Powai shares it name with the Lake.

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– This place