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Mumbai's most iconic landmark, the Gateway of India is a 26-meter basalt arch standing on the waterfront of Apollo Bunder, overlooking the Arabian Sea. Built between 1911 and 1924 to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary, its Indo-Saracenic architecture blends Hindu and Muslim design elements with European flourishes. Ironically, the last British troops departed India through this very gate in 1948. Today, it's the starting point for boat trips to Elephanta Caves and the backdrop to the historic Taj Mahal Palace Hotel — together forming one of India's most photographed tableaux.
What makes this place special
The 26-meter arch blends European, Hindu, and Islamic design elements — the central dome is Mughal, the decorative lattice work is Hindu, and the overall form is triumphal European.
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The Gateway and the iconic red-domed Taj Hotel together form one of the most recognized architectural pairs in Asia — especially stunning when illuminated at night.
The promenade around the Gateway offers sweeping views of Mumbai's harbor, with ferries, fishing boats, and naval vessels creating a constantly changing maritime scene.