Dinner at the Iconic- The Taj Palace Mumbai

Trip to Taj Hotel 

On 5th April 2017, Me and My Family visited the biggest and most popular hotel in  India - 'Taj' as it was my birthday. We left our home, sat in the car and set out to go to the Hotel.
At the first glance, I saw sparkling chandeliers, enormous hall, attractive roses and of course loads of people. It was just magical like a dream. All the people were very friendly. Since there were plenty of passage ways, it almost felt like a castle. Anybody could lose his belongings as the area was so big , but there were helpers on every passage who helped us. At first; we visited many beautiful shops and read about the famous people who came to Taj. They were P.M. Barreck Obama, Amitabh Bachchan, Prince Charles, and a lot of other famous people. After visiting the shops we took plenty of pictures. There was a beautifully designed carpet which was laid on a staircase. On every step there was a shiny golden rod which brightened every step. We also took Pics there. And the founder of Taj was Jamset Ji Tata. Unfortunately, in 2009 there was a bomb blast in Taj which took life of more than 300 people. At 7:00 we went to Masala Kraft to have dinner. Since it was my birthday, my cute, little sis. requested the restaurant to arrange a small birthday cake for me. When we were finished having our food we celebrated my birthday. The cake was made with melting chocolate and at the top it was added with tasty white cream. The cake and our dinner were delicious and the manager of masala kraft was very caring and helpful. When we were done with our food, we went to the Gateway of India as it was just in the front of the Hotel. We clicked pictures around the iconic Gate way..Approximately we reached home at 11:30. This experience was magnificent to be at Taj.

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