Mumbai is renowned for its vibrant nightlife, whether you choose to spend your evenings in one of Mumbai's many restaurants sampling a wide range of cuisines from traditional Indian South-East Asian, or, rubbing shoulders with some of Bollywoods finest in a trendy night club, or even watching a Bollywood epic, visitors will not find themselves wanting of an evening.

For daytime pursuits visitors should pay a visit to some fo Mumbai's bustling markets such as Crawford's Market, selling fruits and vegtables and take in the Flemish and Norman architecture, or pay a visit to the Chor Bazaar or "Thieves Market" which is full of furniture, antiques and souviners and an ideal place to go if you like to bargain.

Visitors to Chemspec India should take the time to explore the wealth of attractions and landmarks that Mumbai has to offer.

To name a few, the Gateway of India is by far Mumbai's most popular landmark and a must see for all visitors. Built to commemorate King George V's visit to India and designed by George Wittet, the gateway is a popular meeting point and launch point for excursions to the Elephanta caves.

Carved between 533-536 AD the Elephanta caves were originally Buddhist rock carved dwellings, earning the name 'Elephanta' from Portugese after seeing a large stone elephant on its shore.