Mumbai, the City Of Dreams, is a place where everyone wishes to spend the rest of their life. While it is an excellent place for children, young adults and working professionals, what does the city have in store for senior citizens, you may ask?
Mumbai is a place for everyone, even seniors. In fact, a report by Ormax Compass, a consumer knowledge firm, pointed out that in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region by 2031, there would be around 2.4 million senior citizens who would be living independently. This article also highlighted how retirees are looking forward to their post-retirement plans in the years to come.
If you are considering moving to Mumbai or recently moved here and are unsure of what to do in Mumbai, this blog is just for you. Here’s a list of things to do in Mumbai and make your golden years fun.
Enjoy time at the beaches: The city is known for the number of beaches it has. Whether you are a beach person or not, you are sure to fall in love with the different beaches in Mumbai. You can stroll down the beaches, one beach at a time. Plan a picnic at Mumbai’s biggest and most famous beach, Juhu Beach. While you are at the beaches, don’t forget to try some of the city’s street food. If nothing, you can just sit at the beach and enjoy the sunset.
Walk through the markets: Bored but don’t have the energy to do a lot? Mumbai is home to some of the big brands and local markets. If you are someone who enjoys street shopping, the city won’t disappoint you. You can find anything and everything at Crawford Market. It is best known as a wholesale market in Mumbai. Looking for some trendy clothes, head to Fashion Street. If you are in the process of decorating your home and looking for some antique pieces, Chor Bazaar is the best place for that.
Visit the Jijamata Udyan: If you are someone who loves wildlife, Jijamata Udyan is a must-visit. This sanctuary has a beautiful collection of bright and chirpy birds. That’s not all, get ready to be entertained by cheerful penguins with some adorable activities.
Day out at Marine Drive: Also known as Queen’s Necklace, Marine Drive is a great place in the city to spend the day. Watch the sailing ferries and mesmerising sunset, and enjoy the cool breeze on your face. You can spend some quality time with your loved one or with family and friends. Don’t forget to enjoy the street food here.
Visit Gateway Of India: This is one of the most outstanding sightseeing places in Mumbai. It is located on the Apollo Bunder waterfront facing the Arabian Sea. This 26 metres monument is a mix of Muslim and Hindu religious symbols, which is said to put light on India’s unity. This place is flocked by street food vendors, photographers and balloon sellers.
Can’t wait to start your life in Mumbai? Mumbai is a great city for people from all walks of life and different age groups. If you are looking for the best retirement homes in India, Primus is for you. Unlike other senior living homes in India, Primus not only offers senior-friendly homes but also offers excellent services. After being well-received in Bangalore, we are ready to set foot in Mumbai. Contact us for more information.
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