Near by places around Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies: Restaurants, Attractions & More -Mumbai

approximately 2-3 km

An iconic arch monument overlooking the Arabian Sea, a testament to Mumbai's colonial past.

approximately 1-2 km

Known as the 'Queen's Necklace', a picturesque promenade offering stunning sunset views.

Requires a ferry ride from Gateway of India

Ancient rock-cut temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, located on Elephanta Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

approximately 1-2 km

A historic railway station and UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its Victorian Gothic Revival architecture.

approximately 7-8 km

A mosque and tomb located on an islet off the coast, accessible via a narrow causeway during low tide.

approximately 10-12 km

A revered temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha, attracting devotees from all over.

approximately 30-35 km

A large protected area with diverse wildlife, nature trails, and ancient Kanheri Caves, offering a green escape within the city.

approximately 20-22 km

A popular beach in Mumbai, known for its lively atmosphere, street food, and sunsets.

approximately 2-3 km

A bustling street market famous for trendy clothes, accessories, handicrafts, and souvenirs.

approximately 1 km

A historic fountain built in the 1860s, depicting the Roman goddess Flora, a reminder of Mumbai's colonial past.

approximately 80-90 km

A popular hill station known for its scenic beauty, caves, and forts, offering trekking and outdoor activities.

approximately 95-105 km

A coastal town known for its beautiful beaches and historic forts, popular for short getaways.

approximately 90-100 km

Asia's only automobile-free hill station, offering panoramic viewpoints and a serene environment.

approximately 85-95 km

A charming hill station near Lonavala, famous for its lush green valleys and waterfalls.

approximately 120-130 km

A mountain pass known for its rugged mountains, waterfalls, and diverse flora and fauna, especially beautiful during monsoon.

approximately 160-170 km

Known as the 'Wine Capital of India', famous for its vineyards, temples, and religious sites.

approximately 150-160 km

Maharashtra's cultural capital, offering historical monuments, temples, and a vibrant city life.

approximately 160-170 km

A serene lakeside village in the Western Ghats, known for its misty mornings, waterfalls, and peaceful trails.

approximately 170-180 km

A coastal town with Portuguese heritage, known for its beaches, forts, and churches.

approximately 180-190 km

A coastal town known as 'Kashi of the South', famous for its Shiva temple and clean beaches.