I’d like to give a huge shout out to Umaar (not totally sure I remember the spelling right) who was single handedly manning the airtel booth at terminal 2, at 3am. He had a couple of phones in his hand and he was multitasking, attending to 2 customers at the same time! Checking our passports and visas, taking our passport size pics, getting our sim activated etc. Around 4am, we were told the air tel communication was down. He decided to go have his break but when he saw the long queue he stayed on as his heart wouldn’t let him do that. A colleague brought him some eats. To eat it he would need 2 more hands! Finally around 4.45 I got a new sim. Can’t thank you enough Umaar. (He told us he was alone there as his colleague was away on Diwali break).

This is a must. The architecture is spectacular. Like stepping back in time. Reminds me of Europe. Best admired from across the road but try and ignore all the chaos, noise and dirt. Definitely go inside to appreciate it even more. Avoid peak times when it is very busy.

An old example of architecture from the 19 century. Amazing structure in original form and still operating today like old. Walk around visit a he various areas and see the terrains coming an going.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus was built by the bruisers as they run the first train from thane. and after that they connected the Bombay through railway line and CST was used head office for all railway operations. Now it is considered as the heartline of Mumbai railway. just in front of the station has a selfie point from where you can also take full picture of the CSTM station

This is one of the oldest railway station Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus. which was originally built in British era. Earlier this was also used to be the headquarter of Railway's. We had a lot of photoshoot here just in front of Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus there is a selfie point.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus is a stunning example of Victorian Gothic architecture, blending history with modern transit needs. Its intricate design and bustling atmosphere reflect Mumbai's vibrant spirit. A UNESCO World Heritage site, it serves as a vital hub for travelers, making it both a functional and iconic landmark in the city.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus is one of the most beautiful railway stations I’ve ever seen. The intricate Victorian Gothic architecture is truly breathtaking, with stunning details at every corner that make it more than just a transportation hub - it’s a piece of history and art. However, while the beauty is undeniable, the station is incredibly crowded at almost all times of the day. Navigating through the throngs of commuters can be overwhelming, especially during rush hours. Despite the crowd, it’s a must-visit if you’re in Mumbai, both for its grandeur and cultural significance.