Packers And Movers in Borivali

Borivali :

Borivali town was developed in areas of what once used to be the small villages called Eksar,Kandivali, Shimpoli and others which were situated on and around Mount Poinsur, between two rivers Tulsi and Poinsur.
The existence of Portuguese Churches and the Mandpeshwar and Kanheri caves is testament to the rich history of this place.

Borivali was spelt 'Berewlee' by the British and is also known as Borivli.
Although Borivali is the end point of North Mumbai, its one of the major suburbs of Mumbai as far as social aminities are concerned.
The Sanjay Gandhi National Park lies in the eastern section of Borivali near the Western Express Highway (NH 8).
The park has a few lions and Leopard|panthers and a 4th century BCE archaeological site called Kanheri Caves is located within the park.
It has Three huge statues of Jain tirthankar Lord Adinath and his two sons Bharat and Bahubali very next to it which a very striking feature of the area.
Borivali is also home to the Mandapeshwar Caves which are located in its Western part. In this caves there was tunnel to Vasai Fort in the time of Chimajiappa which was sealed due to untoward incidents.

This caves have a rich history and is abode of Lord Shiva who is worshipped here on Tripurari Pourima by lighting oil lamps every year.