The idea of a bucket-list for Mumbai has been with me for a long time. You can call it a ‘to-do’ list or my resolutions for this year. Call it what you may, I need to get down to doing. Seriously.
Mumbai has a lot of things to see and experience. Despite living here for more than 2 years, I haven’t managed to even cover half the city. Finally, with a few friends we participated in an all-Mumbai treasure hunt. We did it for the heck of it – we were last initially. Surprise of surprises, we won second place after a nail biting finish. We managed to squeeze in a real bad ass race on the Bandra-Worli Sea link.
As if this experience was not enough, I came across Lesley Carter’s Bucket List. Thanks to all this, here is my modest bucket list for this year.
Trek through Sanjay Gandhi National Park- White water rafting
- Visit a hill station during the monsoons
- An all-night party
- Ride a bike or car through the city at night – responsibly
- Take the MTDC’s tourism bus Neelambari, a red open-top double-decker
- Climb Mazagaon Hill and visit Joseph Baptista Garden
- Learn a new programming language
- Eat street food at a the famous Khau Galli – never been there, imagine
- Learn to dance – really well without stepping on people’s toes
- Learn a foreign language
- Travel to new places
- Attend a really good international rock concert
- Eat at a really authentic Japanese restaurant – and blog about it
Get a job – yeah, gotta do this if I have to achieve any of the above- Complete my Masters in Sociology
- Visit relatives more often
- Go for a wild life safari
- Read two books per week
- Pick one trait that I would like to get rid of and work towards becoming a better person
- Get a driver’s license
- Visit Alibaug beach and the surrounding forts
- A bike trip
- Learn more about Goa
- Visit an island
- Volunteer with an Environmental NGO
- Try my hand at rappelling
- Visit Bademiya Restaurant in Mumbai
- Visit Haji Ali and Siddhivinyak Temple
- Attend a stand up comedy act
- Visit Daman and Diu
Visit Kemp’s corner- Visit the Afghan Church
Eat a really good Burger (not McDonald)- Attend a play
Let me know what you think about my Bucket List for Mumbai. Share your own bucket list with me and who knows, I may join you.
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