During high tides, the causeway gets completely submerged in water making it inaccessible from the city. So the access to the spot majorly depends on the tides. The causeway to the Dargah is not bound by any kind of railings. Almost 8000 visitors come to pay respects every day, and the most interesting fact is that not everyone who comes here is a Muslim.It is located in the vicinity of Worli, at the centre of the Worli Bay. It is situated 5oo metres from the coast and is built on a tiny islet. The tomb is based on the Indo Islamic architecture.After which, the upgrade was again started in the year 2008. Renovations were carried out in the years 19. Due to the impact of visitors and the saline winds, the structure is constantly eroding. In the year 1431, the mosque was built in his loving memory. During his journey to Mecca, he died, and the body in the coffin came back floating to Mumbai. To make a pilgrimage to Mecca, he gave all of his fortune and possessions for noble deeds. It is named after the wealthy saint Pir Haji Ali Shah Bukhari, the greatest Muslim Saint.Here are some interesting facts and the history surrounding this admirable place. If you belong to a city of temples like Mangalore, you’d surely want to visit this famous dargah in Mumbai. Mumbai city is well versed with this place and the royal structure holds immense importance in the lives of each individual. Haji Ali Dargah covers about 500 yards of the Arabian Sea.
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