Bandra Worli Sea Link

India has many stunning bridges built over rivers and the sea. These bridges are samples of India's magnificent architecture and excellent engineering. Apart from this, these bridges not only connect remote places or reduce traffic in big cities but also attract tourists. If you ever go to these bridges, then you too will not be able to stay here without capturing the view of your camera. One of them is the Bandra-Worli Sea Link of Mumbai which is one of the most attractive Bridges of India. This 5.6 km long bridge connects Bandra in the western and southern (Worli) suburbs of Mumbai. From here, you can see the beautiful view of Mumbai City. Also known as Rajiv Gandhi Setu, it's an 8-lane bridge built over coarse iron wires connecting the Bandra-Worli in Mumbai and is the first largest sea bridge in India done on 30 June 2009. The project has cost Rs 1600 crores and 37500 vehicles pass through this bridge daily.