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Top Manori Hotels
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Hotels(3)|Ratings(36)|Reviews(36) Last rated Mar 26th 2013
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Rs. 1400
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Rs. 1000
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Rs. 1500
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Located in the northern part of Mumbai in the state of Maharashtra, Manori is a neighbourhood, which is known for its beach and the Manori Creek. Just 40 km away from Mumbai, this place is a popular among the tourists. The area is predominantly inhabited by local fishing community, called Kolis.
Most of the people living in the region earn their living through fishing. Koli and Marathi are the most popular languages spoken by the natives of this region. The main event celebrated in the region is Narali Punaw, which is the most important festival for Kolis. Songs and dances themed around fishing and the sea are an integral part of the culture in this region.
Major attraction among the tourists visiting this destination is the Manori Beach, which is characteristic of white sand and serene atmosphere. Other attractions that are frequented by tourists are the Global Vipassana Pagoda and Samudreshwar Temple.
Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, second busiest airport in South Asia, is the main international gateway to the destination. Located at Andheri-Borivali rail route, Malad Railway Station is the nearest railway station, which can be used to reach the destination. Manori can be reached within 15 minutes by ferry from Marve beach.
Manori Jetty Bus depot is the main bus terminal, which can be used to reach Manori. This bus terminus is served by buses operated by BEST (Bombay Electric Supply & Transport Undertaking). Although Manori can be visited throughout the year, the best time to visit the place is from October through March.
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Manori is situated in northern Mumbai in Maharashtra. The region is home to Kolis, the largest fishing community of Mumbai. Narali Punaw is the main festival celebrated in this region. There are several attractions in and around Manori. One is the Manori Creek which is also known as the Gorai Creek. The Dahisar River flows into the Manori Creek.
The Manori Beach is one of the most popular tourist spots in the destination along with the nearby Gorai and Marve beaches. Several chapels can also be seen along the roadside.
The amusement park, Essel World, is at a distance of about 25 km from the Manori village. It is the largest amusement park in the country. Other popular attractions are the Samudreshwar Temple and Global Vipassana Pagoda.
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