Mumbai to Udaipur Trains

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

There are 2 trains running from Mumbai to Udaipur, covering an approximate distance of 917 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly.

Mumbai to Udaipur Timings

The first train from Mumbai to Udaipur is UDZ HUMSAFAR EXP (19668) departing at 12:45 from Vasai Road (BSR).

The last train from Mumbai to Udaipur is BDTS UDZ SF EXP (22901), departing at 23:55 from Borivali (BVI).

The boarding stations for all Mumbai to Udaipur trains are - Borivali (BVI), Vasai Road (BSR)

Deboarding stations at Udaipur - Udaipur City (UDZ)

Popularly known as ‘the City of Lakes,’ Udaipur in Southern Rajasthan is a very popular tourist destination. The city was founded by Rana Udai Singh of the Sisodia Clan in 1568 after the erstwhile Rajputana capital – Chittorgarh – was besieged by Akbar. Udaipur continued serving as the historical capital of Mewar until 1818, after which it became a princely state under British Suzerainty. Ultimately, Udaipur became a part of modern-day Rajasthan when India attained independence in August 1947. Currently, Udaipur city is the administrative headquarter of the Udaipur district.

Udaipur strategically lies at the intersection of the Golden Quadrilateral and the East-West Corridor. The city has a robust transportation network of roads, railways, and airports connecting it to important nearby regions. In fact, Udaipur has two major railway stations – the Udaipur City Railway station and the Rana Pratap Nagar Railway station. Both the stations are thronging passengers, as people travelling from Mumbai to Udaipur prefer to book train tickets and take advantage of the city’s top-tier railway network.

The city of Udaipur has captivated people for centuries. Colonel James Tod – the first political agent of the East India Company in the region – hailed Udaipur as the ‘most romantic spot’ in Asia in 1829. The title still holds. Udaipur’s azure lakes, sprawling landscapes towered by the Aravalli Hills, a unique combination of Chinese and Western architecture, and palatial grandeur have not only continued to compel commoners like you and me to visit the city and bask in its beauty but have also served as an inspiration to poets, writers, and artists alike. The three best

places to visit in Udaipur are:

City Palace

Located on the banks of Lake Pichola, City Palace is one of Udaipur’s most popular tourist attractions. It is a mesmerizing remnant of Udaipur’s majestic history and continues to wow travellers with beautiful interiors consisting of detailed mirror work, unique paintings, murals, and marble work. The Mewar Light Show and Sound Show held in the evening is enthralling and worth the wait.

Fateh Sagar Lake

It is a stunning artificial lake whose striking cerulean hues against the backdrop of lush green hills have earned Udaipur the title of ‘the Second Kashmir.’ The four islands in the Fateh Sagar Lake are tourist attractions, and the boat ride is an unforgettable experience.

Bharatiya Lok Kala Mandir

It is an exquisite cultural institution in Udaipur, dedicated to the folk art, culture, songs, and festivals of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat.

The average time to reach Udaipur from Mumbai via train is 14 hours and 5 minutes. Some of the vital railway stations along the Mumbai-Udaipur rail route are:

• Bandra Terminus (BDTS)
• Borivali (BVI)
• Palghar (PLG)
• Udaipur City (UDZ)

If you booked train tickets from Mumbai to Udaipur, remember to check your train’s timetable and halt at each station before leaving the train at any of the stations mentioned above. Usually, trains halt for a long time at certain junctions and offer various eatables and amenities. You can take a long break in these junctions if you like.

Reaching the railway station on time is a hassle, especially during busy times. But metros make it easier. Mumbai is well-connected by metro lines, whereas Udaipur is yet to receive its first metro line. Mentioned below are the best means of transit for both stations.

For Mumbai

Most trains to Udaipur depart either from Bandra Terminus or Vasai Road. You can reach the Bandra Terminus Station with Line 1 of the Mumbai Metro or the Versova-Andheri-Ghatkopar Line. The nearest metro stations to Bandra Terminus are Chakala (J.B.) Metro Station, Airport Road Metro, Western Express Highway Station, SakiNaka Metro station, and Marol Naka Metro station, all of which are at a distance of 4 km from Bandra Terminus.

Vasai Road is not well-connected by Mumbai’s metro lines, as the nearest station – Versova Metro Station – is 19 km away from Vasai Road Junction. Thus, the easiest way to reach Vasai Road is the MSRTC buses 119 and 306. You can also travel by Mumbai local trains to reach Vasai Road. The last option is booking a taxi, which is pricier than the other two options.

For Udaipur

A metro line does not yet connect Udaipur city. Thus, the best way to leave the station would be to hire a private taxi or an autorickshaw. You can also take a bus, but the nearest bus stop is 17 kilometres. On average, it will take another 20 minutes to reach the Udaipur bus station from the city train station.