Powai Lake & Hiranandani
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
The 1891 artificial lake below IIT Bombay, ringed by promenades and the neo-classical towers of Hiranandani Gardens.
Why visit: Lakeside evenings and crocodile-spotting in suburban Mumbai.
- ›Lake promenade
- ›IIT campus edge
- ›Crocodile spotting
- ›Hiranandani walk
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Best time
Nov–Feb
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹100–300
Duration
1–2 hrs
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