Haji Ali Mosque

The picturesque Haji Ali Darga is a remarkable Islamic shrine that is well-known for its stunning Indo-Islamic architecture. The Darga is one of the most prominent dargahs in India, with a spectacular view accompanied by the backdrop of the wonderful Arabian Sea. It holds the mortal remains of one of the great Sufi saints of the 15th century, Pir Haji Ali Shah Bukhari. The mosque itself is an amazing sight to behold due to its mesmerizing location and stunning architecture; it appears to be almost floating upon the Arabian Sea. The Haji Ali Darga is one of Mumbai's most popular tourist attractions; it spans 4.5 kilometers and is made of Makrana Marble. The shrine has two monuments, one being the mosque and the other being the tomb of the Sufi saint. It has a beautiful structure with great details; the tomb is covered with silver frames on all sides. One of the best times of the year to visit the mosque is between October and March.