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Sea sigh story
Updated On: 12 October, 2012 08:07 AM IST | | Fiona Fernandez
Alliterations aside, while Mumbai might be blessed with stunning sea-facing views, it's a tragedy of how this geographical feature remains shockingly underutilised as far as restaurants, lounges and cafes are concerned.
Alliterations aside, while Mumbai might be blessed with stunning sea-facing views, it’s a tragedy of how this geographical feature remains shockingly underutilised as far as restaurants, lounges and cafes are concerned.
Forget about Venice, Ibiza, Singapore or Colombo. Closer home, Pondicherry and even touristy Udaipur have put up a far more applause-worthy showing in comparison to Mumbai. While the former can boast of a scenic sea facing, clean, horn-free promenade, which is a haven for walkers and cyclists, and laced with cafes and charming hotels, all of which aren’t eyesores, the latter, with Lake Pichola as its prized landmark, continues to bring in the dollars with its signature royal touch to every structure, what with romantic boat rides, loads of lakeside stay options and lake-facing restaurants, to suit every palate and budget.
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