| Location | Apollo Bandar, Colaba, Mumbai, Maharashtra |
| Built | Constructed in 1924 |
| Architectural Style | Indo-Saracenic |
| Purpose | Commemorate the visit of King George V |
| Height | 26 meters (85 feet) |
| Materials | Yellow basalt stone |
| Features | Elaborate arch, intricate latticework |
| Significance | Iconic symbol of Mumbai, historical landmark |
| Surroundings | Facing the Arabian Sea, near the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel |
| Historical Importance | Witnessed the departure of the last British troops post-Independence |
| Nearby Attractions | Elephanta Caves, Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, Colaba Causeway |
| Accessibility | Easily accessible by road, near major landmarks and transportation hubs |
| Visitor Information | Open 24/7, no entry fee, attracts tourists, photographers, and locals |
| Activities | Sightseeing, photography, street performances, boat rides |
| Cultural Significance | Starting point for boat trips to Elephanta Island, festivals, and events |
| Maintenance | Regular maintenance and preservation efforts by authorities |
| Notable Events | Ceremonial arrivals of dignitaries, Gateway of India Festival |
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