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Best price 325.04 ₹
Journey duration 20 h 27 min
Connections per day 11
First departure 17:30
Last departure 02:55
Distance 1151 km

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How much does it cost to get from Mumbai to New Delhi by train?

When you're traveling from Mumbai to New Delhi, you can expect to pay an average of approximately 2,272.34 ₹. You might be able to find prices as low as 325.04 ₹, but it all depends on how you travel. Some forms of transport are cheaper than others, and prices will vary according to time of day, day of the week, season, and other factors. For the cheapest train tickets, make your reservation well in advance. If you can, travel at an off-peak time, as train ticket prices will often be reduced. You might also be able to save money by booking a connecting journey, rather than a direct route. Be sure to check the conditions of the ticket before booking, as sometimes cheaper train tickets cannot be changed or refunded. Use Virail to check your options before booking, to ensure that you find the lowest price for your journey.

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Trains from Mumbai to New Delhi

IndianRail IndianRail 05:35 – 08:00 Bandra Terminus(BDTS) – Hazrat Nizamuddin(NZM) 1,415 ₹ 26 h 25 min Direct
IndianRail IndianRail 16:30 – 11:00 Bandra Terminus(BDTS) – New Delhi(NDLS) 1,460 ₹ 18 h 30 min Direct
IndianRail IndianRail 18:10 – 18:55 Panvel(PNVL) – Hazrat Nizamuddin(NZM) 1,570 ₹ 24 h 45 min Direct
IndianRail IndianRail 01:05 – 02:55 C Shivaji Maharaj T(CSMT) – New Delhi(NDLS) 2,280 ₹ 25 h 50 min Direct
IndianRail IndianRail 17:30 – 16:10 Bandra Terminus(BDTS) – New Delhi(NDLS) 2,305 ₹ 22 h 40 min Direct
IndianRail IndianRail 20:10 – 12:25 Vasai Road(BSR) – Hazrat Nizamuddin(NZM) 2,330 ₹ 16 h 15 min Direct
IndianRail IndianRail 02:55 – 00:15 Mumbai Central(MMCT) – Hazrat Nizamuddin(NZM) 2,340 ₹ 21 h 20 min Direct

How long does the journey from Mumbai to New Delhi take by train?

The distance between Mumbai and New Delhi is around 1152. Depending on the exact route and provider you travel with, your journey time can vary. On average, this journey will take approximately 20 h 37 min. However, the fastest routes between Mumbai and New Delhi take 15 h 5 min. If a fast journey is a priority for you when traveling, look out for express services that may get you there faster. Some flexibility may be necessary when booking. Often, these services only leave at particular times of day - or even on certain days of the week. You may also find a faster journey by taking an indirect route and connecting in another station along the way.

When do departures from Mumbai to New Delhi leave?

The first journey of the day departs from Mumbai at 05:35. If you prefer to travel later in the day, the last departure will leave at 02:55. Remember, these are the general times of journeys between Mumbai and New Delhi. However, they are somewhat changeable as they may be affected by local events or holidays, peak seasons, or other factors. Always check your travel dates in advance to be on the safe side.

Which stations can I use on the Mumbai to New Delhi route?

You will be able to leave Mumbai by using stations such as Vasai Road, Mumbai Central, Borivali, Bandra Terminus, Mumbai Dadar, Lokmanya Tilak Term, Lokmanyatilak(LTT), C Shivaji Maharaj T(CSMT), Bandra Terminus(BDTS), Panvel(PNVL), Vasai Road(BSR) and Mumbai Central(MMCT). These connect you to stations including Hazrat Nizamuddin, New Delhi, Delhi, Delhi Shahdara JN, Hazrat Nizamuddin(NZM), New Delhi(NDLS), Delhi Cantt(DEC) and Delhi S Rohilla(DEE) in New Delhi. Check carefully before making a booking. Some or all of these stations will appear on the route, depending on the transport provider you use for your trip. Check carefully to see which route your chosen transport provider follows, to see if it passes through a station that is convenient for your needs. It may be necessary to make a short journey between stations either in Mumbai or in New Delhi, for your convenience while traveling.

How many daily journeys are there from Mumbai to New Delhi?

The route from Mumbai to New Delhi is served by providers including IndianRail and Indian Railways. From this list of transport providers, there are up to 25 departures each day. However, this exact number will vary. On average, journeys depart from Mumbai 10 times per day. This number includes all the transport providers that serve the route. When traveling from Mumbai to New Delhi, you may choose to use an indirect route, involving connections. If you prefer not to do this, you will find an average of 10 direct journeys each day. However, indirect routes open up more possibilities for flexible travelers. On average, there are 0 journeys with one change or more each day. These numbers are all averages. They can slightly vary depending on the day of the week, the season of the year, local festivals, and other factors.