a series of amazing fifth century caves lined with relief sculptures dedicated to the hindu god of shivaan't make it across the water, you can stay right in the middle of mumbai, where there is plenty to see. stop by a streetside coconut vendor. they are everywhere. if you are still jet lagged, the electrolytes will help. one of my favorite hole in the walls in all of mumbai is -- there is just one choice here, bright and flavorful food which is like all-you-can-eat sampler platters. the restaurant was passed down from father to son, and the son is very enthusiastic about his locally sourced cuisine. since india has gone cashless, ask to add a 10% tip before settling the bill. you can also charge tips for bellhops and housekeeping back at the hotel. after lunch, hit the streets and find the perfect piece of india to take back home. d popli and sons is any family affair, where the owner keeps the real jewels hidden in the back room. the owner's son designs many the pieces himself, and sources the rest from jaipur. antiques are huge in india, but you can't take anything that is more than 1