Mahim

Mahim is an active neighborhood in the city of Mumbai, positioned alluringly along the aesthetic Mahim Bay. The Mahim Railway Station is a major junction on the Mumbai Suburban railways thus connecting the place efficiently with adjoining areas. Historically the place is of much importance because Mahim is one of the seven islands that shaped up Mumbai. Surrounded by Bandra in the north and Arabian Sea in the west, the locality is famous for its bustling roadside food stalls that lend a sense of vibrancy to the place. Mahim Bay is a part of the Arabian sea whose southern end is Worli, northern end is the famous Bandra Reclamation with Mahim city in the center. The quaint Mithi river empties itself into the Mahim Creek that in-turn drains itself into the bay thereby forming the border between the city and its suburbs. The hugely popular Bandra-Worli Sealink crosses Mahim Bay thus further accentuating the connectivity of the locality. The Mahim Causeway is an important link road that connects South Mumbai with its northern suburbs. The surrounding neighborhoods of Mahim to the south and Bandra to the north are also connected via the Mahim Causeway. It also forms a link between Swami Vivekananda Road and L.J.Road serving the stretch between Bandra Masjid and Mahim Church. Housing many reputed schools and colleges in the vicinity, Mahim has established itself as a true favorite among residential and commercial developers.