India’s largest city, with its big dreams and bigger lives, hides within itself countless stories to stir any traveller’s heart.
Located in Andheri East, Zostel Mumbai offers a centrally-located, convenient stay in the city of dreams. With a cafe, a common area, and a Bollywood-themed rooftop, the hostel is the biggest and the liveliest backpacker hub of travellers in Mumbai.
Zostel Kolad is a comprehensive holiday destination just 3 hours from Mumbai and Pune in Maharashtra. Nestled on the banks of the Kundalika river, the hostel features a swimming pool, workstation area, and umpteen outdoor nooks to unwind.
Zostel Plus Panchgani is your luxury fix overlooking the rolling hills of Krishna Valley. Repurposed shipping containers, sprawling concrete structures, and refreshing pockets of nature mark the landscape of this hostel.
Welcome to Zostel Nashik, your backpacking escape amidst Maharashtra's vineyards. Unwind poolside, compete in TT battles, lounge in the garden, enjoy hot meals, share bonfire stories & pick between energetic dorms or private rooms.
Designed to pamper you with little pockets of leisure, Zostel Plus Lonavala comprises a swimming pool, lakeside gazebos, an infinity hammock, umpteen vibrant common areas, sprawling gardens, swings, lounges, and a workstation area.
Zostel Homes Bhor is a fully solar-powered chalet just 70 km from Pune and 210 km from Mumbai. It is also home to India’s first 15/46 kWh AC-coupled solar system, so you’re not just escaping the city, but leaving its footprint behind too.
Catering to a plethora of travellers every year, Mumbai serves a huge platter of activities that are likely to quench your thirst for adventure, history, culture, food and architecture. With a glorious colonial past serving as a Dutch and British empire and a tantalising present that attracts people from all over the world to explore and even build a life here, Mumbai has magic that truly makes it ‘Aamchi’ for us all.
With a coastline of over 150 km and a city life that oozes with pure goodness of luxury & vivacity, Mumbai brings together the best of both worlds for every visitor.
The street food & the nightlife of Mumbai are exceptional, and so are the experiences of shopping and street walks through its landmarks. Topping off with pleasant weather most months, Mumbai is a joyride of a happening holiday.
An Alpha City of the world, Mumbai is a true cosmopolitan with people of different nationalities, cultures, professions all finding a home here. The culture of Mumbai is a contemporary mix of all these individuals, which makes it all the more endearing and exotic.
The first railway line, first bus service, and the first airport of India all find their genesis in the city of dreams, telling us that the city has always been ahead of its time.
Mumbai derives its name from a local deity, called Mumbadevi. Although, until 1995, it was officially called Bombay, a name given by the Portuguese and the English that roughly translates to ‘good bay’.
Mumbai holds a rich history. Interestingly, there are caves in the city, the oldest Kanheri Caves dating back to 1st century BC! The Elephanta Caves, reached by ferry through the city, is a popular tourist destination along with being a UNESCO world heritage site.
From UNESCO world heritage sites and the world’s most expensive house to Asia’s largest slum, Mumbai is a treasure of scenes that reflect different ages, cultures, and stories altogether.
Mumbai is known for its impeccable tiffin service system. Spread out across the entirety of the city that houses 1.84 crore people, the ‘Dabbawalas’ work in such a well-organized way, that their operations are studied by management students in the country!
Mumbai is home to many a quaint Iranian-style cafes and bakeries called ‘Irani Cafes’, which remain a favourite snack place for locals till date, so much so, that it is a part of lifestyle for some.
