Marine Drive

The seaside is still spectacular, and the famous "gate of India" in Mumbai is the Indian Ocean. However, India is really dirty and garbage can be seen everywhere on the ground. The sea water is not blue at all, like the Yellow River.

Mumbai is the first city in India, famous for its uneven wealth and colorfulness. I visited here in June 2018 and I have heard of its Giubertti beach and the long beach promenade, and spent half a day walking along the promenade alone to feel the locals. This is a great place for Mumbai citizens to walk day and night. During the day, countless people come here to either sit and watch the sea or take pictures, and at night, a variety of vendors gather to sell a variety of food and souvenirs. However, the beach here is not suitable for swimming because the water quality is poor. The day I arrived was light raining, and the beach was dark, but the local people's life of the casual left a very deep impression on me.

The Bombay Promenade is a 3 km long boulevard in the southern sector of Mumbai. At night, when the lights are shining, the street lights along the avenue are seen from high above like a string of pearls, so it is called the Queen's necklace. Walking along the promenade is the best place to feel the modern architecture of South Mumbai, and it is also a good place to watch the sunrise and sunset. Many couples are dating here, but to be honest, the air quality in Mumbai is too poor and the scenery by the sea is greatly reduced.

Marine Drive is a 3 kilometre-long Promenade along the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Road in Mumbai, India. The road and promenade were constructed by Pallonji Mistry

Mumbai is the capital of the Indian state of Maharashtra, the largest city and largest seaport in the west bank of India, known as the "west gateway" of India. The word "Mumbai" comes from the Portuguese "Bom Baia", meaning "beautiful bay", was ceded in the early 16th century, and became the capital of Mumbai after India's independence in 1947. It is located in the tropical climate, with dry and wet seasons, and its famous attractions include India Gate.

The most comfortable thing is the spacious coastal pedestrian avenue, which is very clean and tidy. It's been ten days since I visited India. It's the first time I've seen such clean streets besides scenic spots. It's a bit of a surprise. We strolled northward along the waterfront avenue. There were many people sitting on the levee, mostly young people, and mostly young couples. In the afterglow of the sunset, their figures seem more romantic, and the beautiful love adds good memories to the beautiful sunset. There are also some elderly people sitting on the levee. Unlike couples, they are facing the sea and looking at the vast sea to imagine the future of life. They face the city with their backs to the sea, and enjoy the taste of life in the busy streets and the urban street scenes of high-rise buildings. There are also many people on the beach Avenue fitness exercise, wearing headphones with light steps towards the future of healthy life. There are also a number of fitness equipment activities on the coastal avenue. A few young people are surrounded by small areas. They either use equipment or do push-ups in situ. It seems that the citizens living here have a strong sense of exercise. As night falls and street lights open, the lights of thousands of high-rise buildings gradually light up, then the coastal Avenue is more beautiful. The nightscape here is a natural urban landscape without decoration. Apart from street lights and the lighting of a few billboards, there is little decoration of high-rise buildings.