Mumbai to Varanasi Trains

Are you looking for trains from Mumbai to Varanasi? This route offers several train options. Book your ticket on the redRail website or app. Booking train tickets on redRail is easier and more convenient. redRail, an IRCTC-authorised train ticket booking platform, provides a wide range of train options for passengers. You can check the list of trains displayed on the screen, including the train number, train name, travel class, train timetable, duration, departure, and arrival times. You can choose trains depending on the travel class and types of trains, catering to your budget and travel needs.

For booking Mumbai to Varanasi train tickets with redRail, enter your journey details, select trains, check seat availability, use exclusive offers and get up to Rs 60 OFF on train tickets and make the payment to confirm your railway ticket booking.

There are 34 trains running from Mumbai to Varanasi, covering an approximate distance of 1552 kms. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. The first train from Mumbai to Varanasi is MAHANAGARI EXP( 22177) departing at 00:25 from Dadar Central (DR). CSMT MLDT SF SPL (01031) is the fastest among the Mumbai to Varanasi Trains. It departs from Dadar Central (DR) at 11:20 and arrives at Pt Dd Upadhyaya Ju (DDU) at 10:25, covering the distance in just 23 hrs 5 mins. The last train from Mumbai to Varanasi is PATLIPUTRA EXP (12141), departing at 23:35 from Lokmanya Tilak Ter (LTT). You can get detailed information about the Mumbai to Varanasi train timetable, availability, fare, train running status, coach position, and PNR status on redRail.

The boarding stations for all Mumbai to Varanasi trains are - Bandra Terminus (BDTS), Panvel Junction (PNVL), Mumbai central (MMCT), Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT), Dadar Central (DR), Chhatrapati shivaji maharaj terminus mumbai (CSMT)

Deboarding stations at Varanasi - Banaras (BSBS), Varanasi Junction (BSB), Aunrihar Junction (ARJ), Pt dd upadhyaya junction mughalsarai (DDU), Mariahu (MAY)

If your train ticket is not confirmed, need not worry. Alternatively, you can travel by bus from Mumbai to Varanasi through redBus bus booking app. Book now!

The total time taken by different trains running from Mumbai to Varanasi can vary based on the type of train, number of stops and various other factors. The first train leaving from Mumbai to Varanasi is at 00:25, while the last train is at 23:35.

One of the seven sacred cities for the Hindus, Varanasi is known as Kashi. Located on the banks of the Ganges in Uttar Pradesh, Varanasi is one of India's ancient cities. It is the center of Vedic knowledge and philosophy.

From ancient times, Varanasi was and still is known for religious devotion, pilgrimage, and culture. Many epic poets have contributed to literature from this city known for its Hindu devotion.

Varanasi is a beautiful city with ghats and steps on the river frontage for holy dipping. Numerous palaces and narrow streets line the old city. Hindus wish to visit the city at least once during their lifetime.

Varanasi is known for numerous industries, including silk weaving, locomotives, and heavy electricals. Carpets, rugs, and brass and copper utensils are some items that are very famous in Varanasi.

The city of Varanasi experiences a blazing hot summer. So it is best to visit Varanasi during the winter. November to February is the best time to visit Varanasi, owing to the pleasant climate.

Commuting to and from the railway stations is critical for a hassle-free train journey. Metro railway lines aid in smooth and safe commuting options. The nearest metro stations to both cities are discussed to make your Mumbai to Varanasi train travel easier.

For Mumbai

Mumbai to Varanasi trains depart from Lokmanya Tilak Terminal Railway Station (LTT) or C Shivaji Mah T Railway Station (CSMT). The metro stations within a few km of the station are mentioned below:

• Andheri Metro Station
• Chakala (JB Nagar) Metro Station
• Ghatkopar Metro Station
• Marol Naka Metro Station
• Eksar Metro station

No metro stations are within 10 km of the C Shivaji Railway Station. So, you can use the local train network, buses, or cabs to reach the station. Taking the public bus is the most inexpensive way to reach the railway stations.

For Varanasi

Varanasi is yet to receive its metro lines. The city does not have frequent city buses. But, you can hire a taxi, auto-rickshaw, and cycle-rickshaw to commute within the city. Cycle-rickshaws and three-wheelers are the most inexpensive transportation modes.

The 30-hour Mumbai to Varanasi train crosses major railway stations. The stations are listed below.

• Kalyan Junction (KYN)
• Nashik Road Railway Station (NK)
• Bhusaval Junction (BSL)
• Khandwa Junction (KNW)
• Itarsi Junction (ET)
• Jabalpur Junction (JBP)
• Kanti Junction (KTE)
• Satna Railway Junction (STA)
• Manikpur Junction (MKP)
• Prayagraj Chheoki Junction (PCOI)
• Varanasi Junction (BSB)
• Banaras Railway Station (BSBS)

Please refer to Mumbai to Varanasi Train Timetable to know the arrival and departure timing. Refer to the halting time in each junction to buy refreshments from these junctions.

There are numerous sites with the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). Apart from these historic sites, prominent places are listed below to make planning easier:

1. Kashi Vishwanath Temple
   It is one of the twelve Jyotirlinga temples in India. The temple dedicated to Lord Shiva has two pinnacles covered in gold.
2. Jantar Mantar
   The observatory is located above the Ghats on River Ganges. It is home to a unique, functional, equatorial sundial that one person can record.
3. Ramnagar Fort
   The architecturally beautiful Fort is located on the eastern banks of the river Ganga. The museums within the Fort display manuscripts, vintage cars, weaponry, jewelry-embellished chairs, and an astrological clock.
4. Manikarnika Ghats
   The riverside embarkment is the primary religious site for death anniversary rituals. It is believed to be in existence since the 4th century.
5. Dashashwamedh Ghats
   It is the oldest Ghat in Varanasi and is Mythologically believed to be built by Brahma. An "Agni pooja" is conducted by a group of priests on the ghats daily.
6. Parshvanath Jain Temple
   The Jain temple dedicated to Parshvanath is a pilgrimage site for the Jains. The black color 75 cm-long statues of the deity is a marvelous creation.
7. Sankat Mochan Hanuman Temple
   Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya, the founder of the Hindu University, built the temple. The temple is located on the site where Saint Tulsidas had a vision of Lord Hanuman.
8. Alamgiri Mosque
   The 17th-century mosque was built by Aurangazeb on the ruins of a Temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu. The beautiful facade of the mosque resembles the Taj Mahal.
9. Shri Guru Ravidass Janam Asthan
   The Janam Asthan is the Religious headquarters of the followers of Guru Haridas.
10. Sarnath
    At the confluence of rivers Ganga and Varuna, Sarnath is where Gauthama Buddha taught Dharma.