Amazing Views of the MUMBAI SKYLINE | Marine Drive Walk 

Thank you. It's a great way to look back on memories too.

Thank you!

Really! That's a beautiful name for it. What an amazing place to live.

@@onceuponaglobe Yes, incredible. 😀

Very nice. Great city!

Why the duck anybody would want to visit crowded place? 😂😂 India is still beautiful with so many secluded places and hidden gems. But all you want is to eat dirt.

Haha, places of Mumbai were a little too crowded for us. Time in Delhi was an even bigger challenge.

Actually, it was interesting that I never felt any affects from the smog (because usually I struggle with a sore throat in similar situations), but it was certainly very visible.

The breathing issues will be in Delhi. Mumbai has coastal haze too. As someone who always is sensitive even to Pollen, I grew up in Mumbai without issues. It is worse in New Delhi.

@@sundeepkalla8716 I had thought it was sea fog. Every morning the sea was covered in it. Very low visibility for anyone on the water. Overall, while there is obviously lots of pollution in some of the major cities, I expected the air pollution to be worse.

@@karlbrady71 Combination. Mumbai sees less temperature variation diurnally as well as seasonally. Also Mumbai doesnt have polluting industries in the vicinity and population outside Mumbai is sparse. Businesses cannot afford to run factories on the Island of Mumbai. So many are in the outskirts. Also with land limitations, Mumbai can get congested even with fraction of people in the cars and with safer buses and public transport. There is an upper limit in pollution. However, occasionally, Mumbai gets effects of Arabian sandstorms across the sea making AQI bad. On the other hand Delhi is nextdoor to densly populated and poorer states that burn crop stubble making their colder months terrible to breathe, not an issue in Mumbai

@@sundeepkalla8716 Good to know. That's great knowledge of the area. Makes a lot of sense too. With a Southwesterly wind you'll probably get some beautiful clear days. And the reverse with a Northeasterly wind I suppose.