Though not located in the city boundaries of Mumbai, this UNESCO heritage site consists of a series of 16 caves all depicting various stages and forms of Lord Shiva. Speculated to be placed between the 5th and the 7th century, the caves are managed by ASI.
Popular For: Hindu and Buddist culture and carvings, a tourist hotspot, ancient history and art.
How To Get There: The only way to reach Elephanta Caves is through Mumbai’s Gateway Of India via an hour-long ferry ride.
#ProTip: You can visit the caves on all days barring Mondays.