We were only in Mumbai for a day, so I’m not really sure if I can say whether I liked it or not, just because I didn’t get to see or explore much of the city. But from what I did experience, there were definitely parts I enjoyed. One of the highlights for me was visiting the Museum of Solutions. It was such a fun and engaging place—I really liked how interactive and creative everything was. It felt like a space made for curiosity, and I honestly had a great time there.

Another part of the day that stood out to me was dinner. The food was so good—definitely one of the best meals I’ve had since being here. The chicken was perfect; it wasn’t spicy at all, which I appreciated. The lemon pepper fish and the garlic bread were also amazing. That dinner was probably the closest thing I’ve had to American food while in India, so I really enjoyed it—it felt comforting and familiar.

Even though my time in Mumbai was short, one thing I did notice and love was the skyline. The city is full of tall buildings, and that really gave me a city vibe that felt familiar—almost like home. There’s just something about being surrounded by big buildings and that kind of energy that makes me feel comfortable and excited at the same time.

So while I didn’t get to see enough to say I loved Mumbai, I can say I definitely saw glimpses of things I really liked, and I’d love to go back and explore more.