The Gateway of India, located in Mumbai, is an iconic monument built in 1924 to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to India. This grand archway, made of basalt, overlooks the Arabian Sea and has historically served as a symbolic entrance to India for travelers arriving by sea. Its Indo-Saracenic architecture, intricate latticework, and location by the Mumbai harbor make it a major tourist attraction. The site buzzes with street vendors, photographers, and boat rides to nearby Elephanta Caves. It stands as a symbol of Mumbai’s rich colonial history and vibrant coastal life