Mumbai, India’s bustling metropolis, is famous for many things—its rich history, culture, and fast-paced lifestyle. But when the monsoon arrives, the city transforms in both beautiful and chaotic ways. The story of Mumbai in the rain is one of contrasts, resilience, and transformation. ### **The Arrival of the Monsoon** Every year, Mumbai eagerly awaits the monsoon, which typically arrives in June. After the scorching summer, the first rains are celebrated with joy. The cool breeze, the scent of wet earth (known as **petrichor**), and the lush greenery bring relief. Streets that were parched and dusty are washed clean, and the city seems to take a deep breath of fresh air. At this point, Mumbai is a romantic sight. Marine Drive, one of the city’s most famous promenades, becomes a hotspot where locals and tourists alike gather to watch the waves crash against the sea wall. Young couples stroll in the rain, and street vendors sell hot **bhutta** (corn on the cob) roasted over charco...
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