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20 tallest skylines - Mumbai

National Skyscraper Day

20 tallest skylines - Mumbai
20 tallest skylines - Mumbai
Image Courtesy: flydubai.co.in

On National Skyscraper Day, FLYDUBAI has released an infographic of World’s 20 Tallest Skylines. The infographic presents 5 tallest skyscrapers from major cities of the world. Mumbai, with 3956 ft total height is at 19th position. Below:

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