Worli

Worli is a prominent suburb located in the southern part of Mumbai, India, within the city's financial and commercial hub. Situated on the western coast of the island city, it overlooks the Arabian Sea. Historically, Worli was an island itself, which was later connected to the mainland through land reclamation projects and the construction of the Bandra-Worli Sea Link. This iconic bridge is a major architectural landmark and a vital transportation link, significantly reducing travel time between Worli and its northern suburbs.

The area is characterized by a mix of residential buildings, commercial complexes, and business districts. It houses numerous corporate offices, making it a significant economic center. Many prominent companies and business establishments have their headquarters or major branches in Worli. Alongside the business activity, Worli also boasts a vibrant social and cultural scene. It is home to several educational institutions, hospitals, and recreational facilities, including parks and shopping centers. The coastline offers scenic views and promenade areas popular with residents for leisure activities. Worli's strategic location and well-developed infrastructure contribute to its status as a sought-after residential and commercial destination in Mumbai.