Jodhpur to Mumbai Trains

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There are 26 trains running from Jodhpur to Mumbai covering an approximate distance of 911 kms. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. A large number of travelers choose to reach Mumbai from Jodhpur by train. The first train from Jodhpur to Mumbai is HSR BDTS SF EXP (22916), departing at 00:05 from Jodhpur (JU). JAT BDTS EXP (19028) is the fastest among the Jodhpur to Mumbai Trains. It departs from Pali Marwar (PMY) at 00:10 and arrives at Mumbai (BVI) at 14:05, covering the distance in just 13 hrs 55 mins. The last train from Jodhpur to Mumbai is SGNR KCVL EXP (16311), departing at 23:30 from Jodhpur (JU). You can get detailed information about Jodhpur to Mumbai train timetable, availability, fare, running status, coach position, and PNR on redRail. 

The boarding stations for all Jodhpur to Mumbai trains are -

• Bhagat Ki Kothi (BGKT)
• Pali Marwar (PMY)
• Jodhpur (JU)

• Bandra Terminus (BDTS)
• Vasai Road (BSR)
• Dadar Western (DDR)
• Borivali (BVI)

The old town of Jodhpur, Rajasthan state, is symbolic of the place. Jodhpur is commonly called the “Blue City” because of the distinctively blue-coloured houses in the old area of the city. Like most cities in Rajasthan, Jodhpur is not without its fair share of culture and history. For instance, the Mehrangarh Fort dominates the city, as do its various temples, palaces, and forts. Monuments may be opulent, but local life here is simple with old markets like the Sardar Market still in existence, where you can buy the best textiles and spices.

Additionally, you cannot miss the famous Jodhpur food, especially its tasty, yet spicy fare. Also, you cannot ignore the desert landscapes and wonderful opportunities for camel safaris. Another must-do is a getaway to the mesmerising Thar Desert. For a truly authentic Indian holiday, Jodhpur welcomes visitors with unmatched hospitality.

The city that hardly sleeps, Mumbai, was once known as Bombay. This is Maharashtra state’s capital. With its approximately 20 million residents (and growing), Mumbai is famous for its busy streets and cosmopolitan nature. Being India’s primary financial and commercial hub, it is no surprise that it boasts superb connectivity to other Indian cities and overseas. It is also India's entertainment hub, home to the Indian film industry, Bollywood. The city also has a vibrant nightlife and dining scene.

Situated on the western Indian coast, Mumbai offers you a dynamic blend of modern towers, historical landmarks, and beautiful coastlines in a city you will never forget.

The place where people come to fulfil their dreams, Mumbai, boasts of India's most important and busiest railway station, the CSTM or Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, formerly called the Victoria Terminus. The station is significant historically, as it is a means of commutation. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it serves as a veritable gateway to the bustling city. It links Mumbai to several parts of the country via an extensive rail network.

The CSTM has amenities and facilities like eateries, washrooms, and waiting areas. There is also an ATM. The station has eighteen platforms and multiple tracks and facilitates suburban and inter-city travel. It was designed by the British architect Frederick William Stevens. Construction was completed in 1888 and it is a landmark of Mumbai with its Gothic-style facade, with turrets and detailed carving.

Jodhpur to Mumbai trains run via the state of Gujarat, and the main stations between Jodhpur and Mumbai trains are Marwar Station, Abu Road Junction Station, Ahmedabad Station, Vadodara Station, and Surat Station. Trains may halt at stations for 2-5 minutes depending on the services and routes.

Mumbai is a city where you will never be bored, and here are some things to see and do in the city that is always awake:

• The Gateway of India: An iconic landmark on the shores of the coastal metropolis, this is a grand archway from historical times. From here, boat rides can take you to the famous Elephanta Caves, or you can walk along the bustling promenade.
• Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus: A magnificent work of architecture, built in the Gothic style, this Victorian railway station is the entry and exit of many trains from out of the city. The facade is stunning with elegant stained glass windows and must-see carving work.
• The Queen’s Necklace: This is not a real piece of jewellery but a symbol describing Marine Drive, Mumbai’s famous promenade. Seen at night, the place resembles a pearl string. This is a popular place to take a stroll, exercise, and have a good time in general.
• Elephanta Caves: A UNESCO World Heritage site, these caves can be reached by boat from the Gateway of India. They consist of temples intricately carved out of rocks and devoted to Lord Shiva.
• Siddhivinayak Temple: A temple that is dedicated to the adored Lord Ganesha, this is as much a sacred place for outstation pilgrims and residents of the city alike.
• Haji Ali Dargah: A mosque and tomb constructed in the Arabian Sea around Mumbai, these are connected to the city via a narrow strip of road. People of any faith can visit here and take in the elegant Indo-Islamic architecture of the structure.
• Film City: You can explore Bollywood at the studios of Film City and catch a glimpse of how movies are made. Who knows? You may run into a star or two!
• Juhu Beach: A prominent beach in Mumbai, this is a hub for foodies and those who love the beach life.
• KidZania: KidZania is an indoor theme cantre to visit if you are in Mumbai with children. The centre is unique in that it offers children a chance to “be” in different professions through role play, props, and costumes and children have fun while they learn.

Mumbai is a major city in India with an extensive network of suburban and intercity trains. Mumbai Central and the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus are key railway stations for long-distance trains as well as local trains. The city's road network is widespread and includes prominent highways like the Mumbai-Pune Expressway and the Eastern Express Highway. The city also offers facilities for public travel with taxis, public buses, ride-sharing services, and auto-rickshaws within the city. Besides this, the services of private taxi companies like Ola and Uber offer local and some intercity commuting choices.

Besides the obvious rail and road commuting that Mumbai offers, there is also an expanding metro service in the city, the Mumbai Metro. Apart from all this, international and domestic flight services are facilitated by the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport.

The airport in Mumbai serving international flights is the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. The other airport, which is technically a terminal connected to the international airport, is the Mumbai Airport, serving domestic flights. These are the main gateways of travel from overseas into the country and for travel and connections within India. Flights from major Indian cities like New Delhi, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru, etc., arrive at the domestic terminal on a daily basis. International flights also arrive and take off at the international airport on a daily basis.

One of the busiest airports in the world today, both the domestic and international terminals have world-class facilities for passengers, like ATMs, VIP lounges, exchange counters, waiting areas, restrooms, several eateries, and shops.

Mumbai has an active under-construction and working metro service (some routes are already active). The Metro lines 2A and 7, have 14 and 17 stations, respectively.

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