Bhiwandi to Goa Trains

Several trains are running from Bhiwandi to Goa based on your travel and budget preferences. Booking train tickets from Bhiwandi to Goa is easy and convenient on redRail, an IRCTC-authorized platform offering a variety of train options. You can view a list of trains, including train number, name, travel class, duration, and departure or arrival timings when booking your railway tickets.

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Bhiwandi to Goa Distance

There are 31 trains running from Bhiwandi to Goa, covering an approximate distance of 791 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly.

Bhiwandi to Goa Timings

The first train from Bhiwandi to Goa is LTT KRMI EXP (22115) departing at 01:15 from Thane (TNA).

The last train from Bhiwandi to Goa is KONKAN KANYA EXP (20111), departing at 23:50 from Thane (TNA).

The boarding stations for all Bhiwandi to Goa trains are - Thane (TNA), Bhiwandi Road (BIRD), Vasai Road (BSR), Kalyan Junction (KYN), Panvel Junction (PNVL)

Deboarding stations at Goa - Karwar (KAWR), Madgaon Junction (MAO), Canacona (CNO), Karmali (KRMI)

Goa is a former Portuguese colony located on India's southwestern coast. It is the smallest state in India, famous for its beautiful beaches, green countryside, rich cultural heritage, majestic churches, temples, monuments, and forts. The best time to visit Goa is from November to March.

Goa has two major stations - Madgaon and Vasco da Gama station.

There are several places to visit in Goa. Some of the major places to explore are:

Calangute Beach

Calangute beach is a major tourist spot in Goa. The beach has a wide range of water sports like parasailing, windsurfing, water snorkelling, and water skiing. The beach is a treat during Christmas. It has some famous party places like Carvalho's, Tio Tilly's bar and kitchen, and Souza Lobo.

Fort Aguada

Fort Aguada is located in Candolim. It was inaugurated in 1612 by the Portuguese to defend themselves against the Dutch and the Marathas. The Fort is made of laterite stone and reflects Portuguese architecture. It has a majestic lighthouse built in 1864. One can go to the top of the lighthouse for a small fee to enjoy the view. The Aguada jail is closed to the public, but on the 18th of June every year, a ceremony is held in memory of Goa's freedom fighters.

Chapora Fort

The Chapora fort was built in 1717 by the Portuguese. It is famously known as the 'Dil Chahta Hai Fort'. The Fort provides a mesmerising view of Vagator beach over the Arabian sea. The sunset from this Fort is a treat to the eyes. But, one has to climb a steep path to reach it. It is open daily from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm, and there is no entry fee.

Anjuna Flea Market

When in Goa, do not forget to visit the Wednesday Anjuna flea market. This place is a storehouse of handicrafts, souvenirs, hippie clothes, trinkets, junk jewellery, cheap bags, and footwear. The market ranges from Kerala spices to Jimi Hendrix t-shirts and wooden toys from Karnataka to Kashmiri jewellery. The market hosts live performances. The tourists can enjoy the music while enjoying good seafood and cold beer. The market is open from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm.

The average travel time between Bhiwandi to Goa is around 12-13 hours. Some of the major stations on the route are:

• Panvel (PNVL)
• Ratnagiri (RN)
• Chiplun (CHI)
• Mangaon (MNI)
• Khed (KHED)
• Karmali (KRMI)
• Kankavali (KKW)
• Thivim (THVM)

Having a convenient metro service is always preferable to reaching the railway station. However, Bhiwandi and Goa do not have metro services. The other public transport services available in both cities have been discussed below.

For Bhiwandi

To catch a train from Bhiwandi, the passengers can use public transport like buses, autos, or private cabs. The metro work for the stretch is under construction.

For Goa

The major railway stations, Vasco-da-Gama and Madgaon, have good private cab services, app-aggregator cab services, and autos. The passengers can avail of those services to reach their destinations.