Manori.. In the city still far away!

Being in Mumbai, I never heard of place name Manori. It is a small town which is little away still near the city. There are 2 ways to reach this place, via ferry from Malad or take a roadway from Mira road.

It is completely like a small village. Quite, cozy, greenery and pleasant. Environment is chilling, out of city. Away from the noise of honking, away from jam on road, away from sky high buildings and far away from concrete jungle.

Those it is nice place, you can have fun only when you are here with special people. Being non drinker and vegetarian, all I am getting here is time for myself and time for nothing.

Will surely come here again but with right company to have that right moment.

Mansi Oza

A travel enthusiast juggling a full-time gig in tourism with my love for exploration! Instead of tallying countries, I'm all about cherishing the experiences each journey brings. Whether it's blending business with leisure or diving headfirst into new adventures, I'm here to share the thrill of discovery with you! Let's embark on unforgettable escapades together!

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