Nashik to Mumbai Trains

Several trains are running from Nashik to Mumbai based on your travel and budget preferences. Booking train tickets from Nashik to Mumbai 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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Nashik to Mumbai Distance

There are 82 trains running from Nashik to Mumbai, covering an approximate distance of 177 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly.

Nashik to Mumbai Timings

The first train from Nashik to Mumbai is SHM LTT EXPRESS (18030) departing at 00:07 from Nasik (NK).

The last train from Nashik to Mumbai is BSBS LTT SPL (01054), departing at 23:40 from Nasik (NK).

The boarding stations for all Nashik to Mumbai trains are -

• Nashik Road (NK)

• Chhatrapati shivaji maharaj terminus mumbai (CSMT)
• Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT)
• Dadar Central (DR)
• Panvel Junction (PNVL)

Many stations lie between Nashik to Mumbai. Deepening upon the train route and type of train, these stations can change, but the major ones include.

• Nashik Road (NK)
• Devlali (DVL)
• Igatpuri (IGP)
• Kasara (KSRA)
• Kalyan Junction (KYN)
• Dadar (DR)
• Mumbai CST (CSTM)

The short trip takes approx. 3 hours and 30 minutes of travel time. It may change depending on the train type. Express trains take less time than passenger trains.

Mumbai, formerly known as Bombay, is Maharashtra's capital city and India's financial capital. The vibrant city is home to over 20 million culturally diverse people who look towards this “city of dreams” for a better lifestyle.

Mumbai has seen various rulers, including the East India Company, which left it with a mix of iconic old and modern architecture, outstandingly commercial high rises, traditional structures, rich nightlife, cinema, beaches, malls, local trains, dabbawalas, international airport, Bollywood and nearly every amenity you could ever imagine.

The city has numerous railway stations, including CST, Lokmanya Tilak Terminus, Dadar, and Pavel, that host direct trains from Nashik.

You must have noticed various famous monuments in Hindi movies and would have admired visiting them at some point in your life. Those are recognisable spots that you cannot miss visiting. But other sightseeing options are also equally thrilling.

Gateway of India and Taj hotel

Built in 1924, Gateway of India has become the city's most popular tourist spot. Along with that, you will also enjoy the mesmerising view of the exemplary Taj Hotel.

Prince of Wales Museum

When visiting the Taj Hotel, don’t forget to check out the museum; it’s located in the same area. It offers to explore numerous artifacts, paintings, and collectibles that reflect India's diverse and rich history.

Film City Tour

Mumbai is known worldwide for Bollywood, and missing out on the film city is indeed regretful. The place will allow you to explore popular sets of your favourite movies and tv serials. Take a picture to have a life-long memory.

Essel World

Mumbai’s humidity will be annoying, but Essel world’s water kingdom could be the most significant relief. The places allow you to enjoy other electrifying rides and help you spend unforgettable time with your family or friends.

Siddhivinayak Temple

The popular Lord Ganesh’s temple is located in Prabhadevi and is often crowded with people having strong religious beliefs. The wooden doors of the temple are carved with the lord’s image, and the inner roof and primary scripture are plated with gold.

Haji Ali Dargah

Another religiously important place in the backdrop of a beautiful sea view. Not only Muslims but people from all walks of life visit this place and seek blessings.

Elephanta Caves

If you are a nature lover, visit the Elephanta caves. They are specimens of historical architecture from medieval times. The island is 11 km from Mumbai and provides a fantastic view of the Mumbai Skyline.

Bandra Worli Sea Link

It is an eight-lane cable bridge that connects Bandra to Worli. An engineering marvel that showcases the modern Infrastructure of Mumbai. Officially, it is called the Rajiv Gandhi Sea link.

Marine Drive

It’s a 3 km stretch from Nariman Point to the famous Chowpatty beach. You might have seen it in various movies. It’s arc-shaped across the sea and offers a pristine view of the ocean and high-rises. Looks impressive during the night.

Mumbai is huge and offers you endless places to explore. Try the Mumbai darshan bus to visit multiple places at once. It’s the most cost-effective option!

Reaching the railway station and travelling home from your destination can be a big hassle, especially if you travel with luggage. However, metro connectivity can make things easier.

For Nashik

Nashik is still waiting to receive its metro line. Until then you need to use local transport like a taxi, rickshaw or bus to reach the railway station. Also, these transport options are available round the clock, so there won’t be any hassle.

For Mumbai

Mumbai has an already operative metro line, but it doesn’t serve all locations yet. Trains from Nashik stop at Mumbai CST, Lokmanya Tilak Terminus, Dadar and Pavel. None of these stations provides direct connectivity with the Mumbai metro.

However, you can still take a local train that is as effective as the metro. But you might have to face a crowd during rush hour. So, adjust accordingly.