Megacities

Megacities are extremely large urban areas characterized by a population of over 10 million people. They often serve as cultural, economic, and political hubs, attracting people from various backgrounds seeking opportunities. Megacities face unique challenges such as overcrowding, pollution, and infrastructure strain, but they also foster innovation and diverse communities. Examples include Tokyo, New York, and Mumbai. The rapid growth of these cities often reflects global trends in urbanization, as more people move to cities for jobs and better living standards. Their influence shapes global economics, culture, and environmental issues.