Bhaucha Dhakka (Ferry Wharf / New Ferry Wharf)

Bhaucha Dhakka (commonly called Ferry Wharf or New Ferry Wharf) is a longstanding working wharf in the Mazgaon area of Mumbai harbour. Contemporary sources describe it as the Mumbai terminal for passenger ferry services and Ro‑Ro ferry routes connecting Mumbai with nearby coastal towns (including Alibag, Rewas, Uran, Karanja) and as part of regional coastal links. Photographic and journalistic sources show fishing trawlers docked at Bhaucha Dhakka and reference fisheries activity and cooperative usage of the waterfront. The wharf has also been used as a communal waterfront gathering place for cultural and religious practices, for example Tashlich ceremonies reported in media accounts. Historical references identify Bhaucha Dhakka among the ports and docks of the Mumbai region; one imperfectly edited source claims the ferry operations were shifted from Alexandra Dock to the current location near Princess Dock in 1969, but that relocation statement is noted as uncertain in the source material. Multiple travel, news, and regional publications in the 2020s treat Bhaucha Dhakka as an active transport and maritime site. No sources in the provided material report paranormal phenomena, hauntings, apparitions, or named supernatural entities associated with Bhaucha Dhakka.