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May
Taraporewala Aquarium Mumbai is one of the oldest aquariums of India started in 1951. The aquarium is named after a Parsi man who contributed around Rs. 200,000 for the construction of this aquarium. The aquarium is one of the biggest highlights when it comes to the best attractions in the city. The aquarium was constructed at a cost of Rs 800,000 back then and it was redesigned and reopened on 3 March 2015. The new taraporewala aquarium architecture has now more than 2000 fishes and more than 400 species have been added to the aquarium at a whooping cost of…