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Bandra has good derms, but I'd honestly go central to Lilavati or Bombay Hospital; consults run 1500 to 2500, and most want cash or UPI, though big hospitals bill international insurance.
Fair point, but for flares I'd try a Bandra clinic first since waiting lists at bigger hospitals can eat days, and cash is still king.
The flare itself will be gone by then, just fyi.
yeah the big places do bill insurance but honestly the paperwork takes forever, so carry some cash anyway. if u want a quick fix, try a smaller clinic near home first, they'll see u same day.
Carry UPI too, many clinics skip card machines entirely.
agreed, but book ahead, walk-ins get turned away
ask for the senior consultant, not whoever's free
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the Lalbaugcha Raja pandal stretch on Dr Ambedkar Road gets mobbed during Ganeshotsav, so plan darshan outside those ten days
Ten days is optimistic, try the whole fortnight.
locals call it babulnath not local house btw. gates open around 5.30am for the morning aarti so 6 is fine, closes midday roughly 12 to 4 then reopens till about 9 or 10pm. monday is the big crowd day, avoid it. tuesday & saturday mornings before 8 are the calmest, hardly any queue for darshan
tuesday morning is right but skip the poonam & amavasya dates, those pull a crowd whatever the weekday. also leave ur shoes at the stand near the main gate, they dont let u up barefoot past the steps
Good shout on the shoe stand. Just carry your own bag for them since the counter charges per pair and the queue there gets longer than the darshan line on festival days. Poonam dates fall on different weekdays each month so check the Gujarati calendar before you plan.
Fair point on the name, though the afternoon shutdown shifts a bit during Shravan and Navratri when it stays open through the day.
Chowpatty side gate is quieter than main one.
yeah and the evening aarti around 7 is when it gets packed again
monday rush is really the sunday overflow, so sunday evening after 8 is dead calm too
Gates actually shut closer to 8.30pm on regular days, that 10pm only applies during Margashirsha.