To many people, Mumbai is the ‘City of Dreams’ with its co-existence of a variety of professions. This metropolitan city is also known as the ‘City that Never Sleeps’ where you will find coffee shops open throughout the night and people shopping from local shops and roaming in the streets late in the night. Mumbai formerly called Bombay is also popular as the home of the very famous ‘Bollywood’ film industry. Bombay is covered with malls, restaurants and hotels throughout the city. It’s one city where people from any corner can blend with an ease quite unique. It’s the financial capital of the country and has a population of 14 million in the proper city and more of course in the suburbs. The climate of Mumbai is generally pleasant with an inclination towards the ’warmer’ side. The city is counted as one of the nation’s important harbours handling a significant load of maritime cargo. The city’s population comprises mostly of working people, young and old, considering the work opportunities related to a variety of fields available.
On the Coromandel Coast of west India and by the Bay of Bengal lies the tropical city of Chennai. Because of its location and its vicinity to the sea, the city is extremely hot and humid most times of the year. This city handles most of India’s maritime cargo and is recognized as one of India’s most important ports. Chennai is essentially a city of commerce but also is deeply connected to it beautiful and vibrant culture, places and people. Chennai is well connected to other parts of the country by trains, buses and flight services. Chennai and Mumbai are both metropolitan cities of the country thus making a good connectivity important to them.
The capital city of Tamil Nadu, Chennai, and the capital city of Maharashtra, Mumbai are connected by various transport service providers. You have Air India, Jet Airways, Kingfisher Red, JetLite, Indigo and more airline offering flights from Mumbai to Chennai every day at a fairly economical price. They help you reach Chennai in just 1 hour and 45 minutes, or a maximum of 2 hours. Chennai Mail, Chennai Express, Cstm Chennai Express are some express trains that can take you Chennai railway station in a little more than a day’s duration. By road, the cab has to travel a distance of 1283 kilometers and might be able to reach Chennai only after 27 hours of journey.
