Mumbai to Ajmer Trains

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There are 13 trains running from Mumbai to Ajmer, covering an approximate distance of 1033 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. The first train from Mumbai to Ajmer is BDTS JP SPL( 09724) departing at 09:30 from Bandra Terminus (BDTS). JP SUVIDHA EXP (82653) is the fastest among the Mumbai to Ajmer Trains. It departs from Vasai Road (BSR) at 12:10 and arrives at Ajmer Junction (AII) at 03:05, covering the distance in just 14 hrs 45 mins. The last train from Mumbai to Ajmer is BDTS AII SF SPL (09039), departing at 23:55 from Bandra Terminus (BDTS). You can get detailed information about the Mumbai to Ajmer train timetable, availability, fare, train running status, coach position, and PNR status on redRail.

The boarding stations for all Mumbai to Ajmer trains are - Bhiwandi Road (BIRD), Vasai Road (BSR), Dadar Western (DDR), Bandra Terminus (BDTS)

Deboarding stations at Ajmer - Degana Junction (DNA), Ajmer Junction (AII)

The total time taken by different trains running from Mumbai to Ajmer can vary based on the type of train, number of stops and various other factors. The first train leaving from Mumbai to Ajmer is at 09:30, while the last train is at 23:55.

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Founded in the 7th century by Raja Ajay Pal Chauhan, the picturesque city of Ajmer is among the most desired travel destinations. The city is surrounded by the Aravalli hills, which adds to its beauty. The city is famous for monuments like Ajmer Sharif and Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra, among many others. The ethos and craftsmanship of the city also add to its unique charm.

It is just 140 km from the capital, Jaipur, and 14 km from Pushkar, making it well connected by the rail network. Those planning to visit Ajmer can book train tickets via the Redrail app.

The city receives a large footfall from all across the country, and metro cities like Mumbai contribute significantly to this.

Ajmer city has good rail connectivity to all major cities in the country, including Mumbai. Ajmer is 944 km from Mumbai, and one has to travel about 16 hours to reach the destination.

Although Ajmer doesn't have a metro, it is very well connected. Here is a list of trains from Mumbai to Ajmer. There are 7 major stations on the route from Mumbai to Ajmer:

• Bandra Terminus (BDTS)
• Surat (ST)
• Bharuch Junction (BH)
• Vadodara Junction (BRC)
• Anand Junction (ANND)
• Ahmedabad Junction (ADI)
• Marwar Junction (MJ)
• Ajmer (AII)

Now that you know about the trains and major stops, it is time to learn more about places you can visit in Ajmer.

The state of Rajasthan is famous for its rich culture and architectural heritage, and Ajmer is a great place to explore these. Ajmer is home to famous tourist places, which include:

Ajmer Sharif

Also called Ajmer Dargah, this is one of the country's holiest places of worship, not only for Muslims, but also other communities. It houses the tomb of Moinuddin Chisti, a Sufi saint who dedicated his life to uplifting the poor.

Soniji Ki Nasiyan

This Jain temple is built using red stone and is dedicated to Lord Rishabdev, the first Tirthankara of Jainism. Apart from its intricate design and craftsmanship, the temple is famous for its chamber, which has numerous gold-plated figures. There is a 1000-kg gold plating in the main chamber of the city of Ayodhya, carved out of wood with incredible detail. Entry to the main temple is restricted to the Jain community.

Adhai Din Ka Jhonpra

The mosque dates back more than a millennium and is within walking distance from Sharif Dargah. It features a mixture of Hindu, Muslim, and Buddhist architectural styles. The property is protected by the Archaeological Survey of India.

Ana Sagar Lake

Built by Anaji Chauhan in 1135-1150 AD, this picturesque lake in Ajmer is a great place to experience a beautiful sunset. There are several marble pavilions built by Shah Jahan near the lake. The lake is spread over 13 km and is a great source of livelihood for the people of Ajmer. As part of your experience, you can also go on a boat ride on the lake.

Taragarh Fort

Originally known as Ajaymeru Durg, this fort was constructed in the 8th century during the reign of Ajaypal Chauhan. The fort offers a great panoramic perspective of the city. In the late 15th century, Prithviraj Chauhan seized it and called it Taragarh after his wife, Tarabai.

Akbar Palace

Located in Naya Bazar, this palace was built in 1570 AD by Akbar. Aside from its exquisite architecture and the black marble image of Goddess Kali, it is famous for its museum. Many still refer to this location as Magazine, as it operated as an armaments magazine during British rule.

Planning a trip and travelling from one destination to another is nerve-wracking primarily because of the traffic and luggage you must carry. However, with metro connectivity, it becomes easy and convenient to travel. Although Ajmer doesn't have a metro, Mumbai has one, which you can use for a traffic-free journey to the railway station.

Mumbai Metro

Most trains to Ajmer begin at Bandra Terminus, making Line 3 the best choice to reach the railway station. Line 3 is very well connected with Lines 1 and 2. If you cannot take the metro, you can always go on the famous local trains or hire a private taxi.

Ajmer Metro

Although there is no metro in the city, you can always beat the traffic with local auto rickshaws and taxi services.

Now that you know all about Ajmer, it is time to book your online train tickets with Redrail, an authorised IRCTC partner.