Mumbai to Bhopal Trains

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To book a train from Mumbai to Bhopal, all you need to do is to enter your travel details on the top of the page, choose from the list of trains available, check out the desired train seat availability, and proceed to train ticket booking by entering your details and paying the cost. You can then receive the confirmed tickets shortly. The easy-to-understand and adaptable interface, easy railway ticket booking process, and affordable train fare make redRail a great choice for those looking to book a Mumbai to Bhopal train.

There are 27 trains running from Mumbai to Bhopal covering an approximate distance of 852 kms. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. A large number of travelers choose to reach Bhopal from Mumbai by train. The first train from Mumbai to Bhopal is BDTS GKP EXP (15068), departing at 00:05 from Mumbai (BDTS). NZM RAJDHANI (22221) is the fastest among the Mumbai to Bhopal Trains. It departs from Mumbai (CSMT) at 16:00 and arrives at Bhopal (BPL) at 01:55, covering the distance in just 09 hrs 55 mins. The last train from Mumbai to Bhopal is CSMT ASR EXPRESS (11057), departing at 23:30 from Mumbai (CSMT). You can get detailed information about Mumbai to Bhopal train timetable, availability, fare, running status, coach position, and PNR on redRail. 

The boarding stations for all Mumbai to Bhopal trains are -

• Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT)
• Dadar Central (DR)
• Chhatrapati shivaji maharaj terminus mumbai (CSMT)
• Mumbai central (MMCT)
• Bandra Terminus (BDTS)
• Panvel Junction (PNVL)

• Bhopal junction (BPL)
• Rani kamalapati habibganj (RKMP)
• Sant hirdaram nagar (SHRN)

The bustling city of Mumbai serves as the capital of Maharashtra. A culmination of seven islands, Mumbai officially changed its name from Bombay in 1995. Nestled on the banks of the Arabian Sea, Mumbai is blessed with a picturesque shoreline. The city also has a rich past intertwined with the Marathas, Portuguese, and British. Mumbai is characterised by a fast-paced lifestyle, bustling streets, and unfading vibrancy, earning it the 'City that Never Sleeps’ moniker.

Located in the centre of the Indian heartland, Bhopal is the capital city of Madhya Pradesh. Often called the City of Begums, Bhopal was ruled by the Begums for over 100 years. Under their rule, Bhopal became the chief centre for education, art, and culture. The city has several monuments as an ode to this rich history and past. Known for its artificial and natural lakes, Bhopal is often called the City of Lakes.

Bhopal has 6 railway stations connecting the city to other destinations across India. Among them, the Bhopal Junction Railway Station (BPL) is of foremost importance. Operating under the West Central Railway zone, BPL Station is a chief halting point on the Delhi-Mumbai and Delhi-Chennai lines. The station serves as the main drop-off point for pilgrims and tourists visiting the Sanchi Stupa. Busy throughout the year, the station handles traffic with 6 platforms and 2 gates. Rani Kamlapati Habibganj (RKMP) and Sant Hirdaram Nagar (SHRN) are two other important stations serving the city of Bhopal.

Igatpuri (IGP), Nasik Road (NK), Bhusaval Junction (BSL), Khandwa (KNW), and Itarsi Junction (ET) are a few important stations present on the Mumbai to Bhopal train route. Most trains halt at these stations for 2-10 minutes. However, remember that this list is not uniform for all trains. The stations on your journey to Bhopal will vary depending on the train you pick.

1. Upper Lake: Colloquially called Bada Lake, this artificial lake is famous for picnics and sunsets among locals and tourists.
2. Moti Masjid: This mesmerising Mosque earns its name from its shiny white marble exterior. Dating back to 1860, the Mosque has a history intertwined with the rule of Begums in Bhopal.
3. Van Vihar National Park: If you love nature and wildlife, visiting the Van Vihar National Park is simply a must! Declared as a national park in 1979, the park houses hundreds of animals in their natural habitats.
4. Bhimbetka Cave: As the archaeologist’s treasure trove, this UNESCO World Heritage Site dates back to prehistoric times. In fact, these caves consist of the oldest rock art in the country.
5. Sanchi Stupa: While Sanchi is home to some of the most notable temples, stupas, and viharas, the Sanchi Stupa’s importance is second to none. Located in the Raisen district, the magnificent 54-foot-high dome of the Stupa is surrounded by four gateways, each adorned with intricate carvings from events in Budhha’s life.
6. Udayagiri Caves: These rock-cut caves give you yet another peak into the city's history of human culture and civilization. Visiting the caves allows you to see some of the oldest temples of Hinduism and Jainism.
7. Raisen Fort: Once under the Rajputs, the Fort is one of the oldest Forts in Madhya Pradesh. This 800-year-old Fort sprawls over 10 Sq. Km and sits at an altitude of 1500 feet.
8. Bhojpur Temple: Home to the largest Shiv Linga in the world, the Bhojpur Temple dates back to the rule of Raja Bhoj. The Temple is also the site of the annual Bhojpur Utsav, attracting hundreds of devotees from around the world.
9. Gohar Mahal: Designed in Indo-Mughal architectural style, the Gohar Mahal is a fine specimen of Nawabi architecture. From an intricately designed exterior to majestic archways, the Gohar Mahal is a must-visit spot for architecture and history buffs.
10. Tribal Museum: Established to commemorate and celebrate the tribal legacy of the state, this famed museum hosts art installations, full-scale models, and traditional dance performances.

Since summers can be quite hot in Bhopal, visiting the city between October and February might be best.

Situated on the Delhi-Mumbai route, Bhopal offers excellent railway connectivity with the rest of the country. You will find daily trains to cities like Kolkata, Delhi, Chennai, and Hyderabad from the Bhopal Junction Station. Moreover, the city’s road line to NH12 and NH86 makes road travel seamless. The Bhopal Government also runs public interstate buses from the Kushabhau Thackeray Bus Stand, allowing travellers to travel on a budget.

Located on NH12, the Raja Bhoj Airport (BHO) is the closest airport to the city. It is about 15 Km from the city centre and can easily be reached via cab. Budget airlines like IndiGo operate direct flights from the airport to different cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Hyderabad.

While Bhopal does not have metro rail connectivity, you can conveniently travel across the city via public buses, autos, and taxis.

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