areas, the Central Business District to the north and when you look to your south, you get to see a lovely view of the unending waters of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans.

Great Pyramid of Giza (Egypt)

You probably have heard about Pharaohs or pyramids in the past and when you visit Egypt (the land of the Pharaohs) you get to see the stunning pyramids up-close and personal. While there are lots of pyramids in Egypt, the biggest and most beautiful one of the Great Pyramid of Giza. The Great Pyramid of Giza is the oldest of the world’s seven ancient wonders.

With a total lack of light pollution and plenty of high-up areas to view a crystal clear night sky, it’s no surprise that Arizona attracts tons of amateur astronomersas shared or individual taxi.

Elephanta Caves

This UNESCO world heritage site can be found on the Elephanta Island. The rich cultural heritage of the city can be traced in the archaeological remains dating back to 2nd century BC. These caves are cut of a rock and the central theme is Lord Shiva. The Hindu spiritual beliefs are well portrayed in the overall planning of the caves. These caves represent the stellar achievement in the history of rock architecture and can be seen 6 days a week (closed on Mondays). Entrance fee for Indians is Rs. 10. You cannot miss the Elephanta Festival in February every year.

Gajalee or Trishna for seafood

Give your taste buds an unforgettable experience of seafood. You will be spoilt for choice with a wide collection of