Mumbai to Ahmedabad Trains

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There are 49 trains running from Mumbai to Ahmedabad, covering an approximate distance of 430 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. The first train from Mumbai to Ahmedabad is BDTS BGKT EXP( 22965) departing at 00:25 from Borivali (BVI). BDTS BVC SFAST (22963) is the fastest among the Mumbai to Ahmedabad Trains. It departs from Dahanu Road (DRD) at 18:38 and arrives at Ahmedabad Junction (ADI) at 00:35, covering the distance in just 5 hrs 47 mins. The last train from Mumbai to Ahmedabad is GANDHIDHAM EXP (16336), departing at 23:49 from Boisar (BOR). You can get detailed information about the Mumbai to Ahmedabad train timetable, availability, fare, train running status, coach position, and PNR status on redRail.

The boarding stations for all Mumbai to Ahmedabad trains are - Dahanu Road (DRD), Palghar (PLG), Vasai Road (BSR), Boisar (BOR), Borivali (BVI)

Deboarding stations at Ahmedabad - Ahmedabad Junction (ADI)

The total time taken by different trains running from Mumbai to Ahmedabad can vary based on the type of train, number of stops and various other factors. The first train leaving from Mumbai to Ahmedabad is at 00:25, while the last train is at 23:49.

The most densely populated city of Gujrat, Ahmedabad, ranks fifth in India's list of most populated cities. It is among the most important cities of Gujarat as it has the district headquarters of Ahmedabad district and also majorly contributes to the economy of Gujarat.

Delhi sultanate and Muzaffarid Dynasty majorly ruled Ahmedabad. Moreover, the name Ahmedabad came from the Muzaffarid Ruler "Ahmed Shah."

Due to the rule of different dynasties, you will find many historical destinations in Ahmedabad. Apart from the historical places, you can sample authentic Gujarati food at spots like Manek Chawk and Sabarmati Riverfront.

Ahmedabad has a lot of historical places to visit. Moreover, you can also find sites associated with Mahatma Gandhi and his wife, Kasturba Gandhi, as it was the city where he started his protests against British rule. In addition, the statue of unity has also become a popular tourist destination. Here are some must-visit places in Ahmedabad.

Statue of Unity

The iconic statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, built by the Indian government, is also the tallest in the world. The statue is situated at Narmada Dam. The statue was built to promote the message of unity to the world.

Sabarmati Ashram

The residence of Mahatma Gandhi and his wife, Sabarmati Ashram, is 3 km from the central city. Today the ashram has preserved photographs and personal letters of Gandhiji along with some other things which belong to Mahatma Gandhi. It is believed that the Sabarmati ashram was one of the most critical places for Mahatma Gandhi.

Sabarmati Riverfront

As the Sabarmati river has played an essential role in the development of Ahmedabad, its river bank has been developed as a tourist attraction. Today there are a lot of restaurants and plazas situated near the Sabarmati riverfront.

Dada Hari Vav

This stepwell is one of the many Vavs or stepwells built in Ahmedabad. Dada Hari was made by the wife of Sultan Bergara back in 1499 AD. The inside of the stepwell always remains cooler regardless of the weather outside. Due to this, it is considered an ancient architectural marvel.

Manek Chowk

This vegetable market in the old Ahmedabad area turns into a street food hub at night. You can find a lot of local dishes, snacks, and items, including authentic Gujarati food here.

Bhadra Fort

Bhadra Fort was built by Sultan Ahmed Shah in 1411. It is named after the Bhadrakali Temple established in the fort by a Maratha king. The fort is an architectural marvel, only 2 km from the city.

The Mumbai to Ahmedabad distance by train is about 500 km. The average Mumbai to Ahmedabad train journey time is about 7 hours. There are many small railway stations on this route, but most trains stop at these railway stations.

• Surat (ST)
• Vadodara Junction (BRC)

For Mumbai

Most Mumbai to Ahmedabad trains depart from Mumbai's Palghar Railway Station. While the metro is available in Mumbai, the line to Palghar Railway Station is yet to be extended. So the best way to reach Palghar Railway Station is by taxi or the local train network.

For Ahmedabad

Kalupur Metro Station is the nearest metro station to Ahmedabad Junction. As the Ahmedabad Metro network is still developing, it is better to leave the Ahmedabad junction by taxi or bus to your desired location.