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Navi Mumbai

Vashi is an upmarket residential as well as commercial township in the city of Navi Mumbai and is popularly called the 'king' of Navi Mumbai[citation needed]. It is one of the first "nodes" developed by CIDCO in the city. For more information - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vashi

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation website contains quite a lot of information about the satellite city.

Hotels - http://www.travelmasti.com/navi-mumbai-hotels.htm , http://www.cleartrip.com/hotels/india/mumbai/locality/vashi/?sort-by=price&sort-order=up

Local transport - Vashi Bus Depot, Navi MumbaiIt is located at Sector 9-A. This depot is used by BEST, NMMT, MSRTC & KDMT buses.Vashi is well connected by buses to all neighbouring places like Mumbai, Kalyan, Thane apart from rest of Navi Mumbai.

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