Sam's Exotic Travel to Mumbai (Bombay), India - A City of Contrasts   
Mumbai, called Bombay while under British rule, is a city of contrasts, from the historical significance of the city and scenic harbor views to the abject poverty of its poor. Renamed from Bombay in 1995, Mumbai, with 12.6 million inhabitants, is the largest city in India and the sixth largest in the world. Mumbai is located on the west coast of India and is the capital of the state of Maharashtra. The city is located on an island with a deep natural harbor and is the nation's commercial capital. Click below to view: Mumbai Photos - posted to Flickr! - Viewing albums on Flickr is a little tricky. The easiest way is (1) open the set and then (2) choose Detail view in the lower left corner. This will open the set so you can see a larger thumbnail of each photo and its description. If you do this, you can quickly view thumbnails and expand to see enlarged views for any and all pictures. I would also appreciate any comments you might have and your vote for your favorite photos.
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