Is there a direct train from Daryapur?

No, you must travel to Badnera Junction first.

How far is Daryapur from Mumbai?

It is approximately 620 km by road.

Which is the best train?

Vidarbha Express is the most reliable option from Badnera.

You must travel to Nagpur or Amravati for the nearest airport.

Is bus travel recommended?

Buses are available but trains are more comfortable for this long distance.

Mumbai

Train

Daryapur to Mumbai

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Daryapur to Mumbai covers approximately 620 km. You must first travel to Badnera Junction, which serves as the primary rail gateway for Daryapur. From Badnera, multiple express trains like the Vidarbha Express connect directly to Mumbai CSMT. The road route involves taking state highways to Amravati and then joining NH 53. Expect a travel time of 12 to 14 hours by train or 15 hours by road.

Total Distance: 620 km by road, 540 km straight-line.

Fastest Way

Train from Badnera to Mumbai, taking approximately 12 hours.

Cheapest Way

Second Class Sleeper train ticket via Badnera, costing around 500 INR.

Compare Daryapur to Mumbai Routes

Train

Connecting via Badnera

Duration

13 hours

Avg Price

500-2500 INR

Operator

Vidarbha Express

Route

Daryapur to Badnera (Road) then Badnera to Mumbai (Rail)

Book your tickets at least 30 days in advance for confirmed berths.

Travel Tips

Book Early
Train tickets to Mumbai sell out fast; use the IRCTC portal.
Local Transport
Use Mumbai local trains for the fastest commute within the city.
Carry ID
Always keep your original Aadhar card for verification during travel.
Stay Central
Book hotels near Dadar or CSMT for better connectivity.
Avoid Peak Hours
Local trains are extremely crowded during morning and evening office hours.

Safety Tips

Watch Belongings
Keep your wallet and phone secure in crowded public transport.
Use Official Taxis
Only use black-and-yellow taxis or registered ride-hailing apps.
Stay Alert
Be cautious of pickpockets at major railway stations.
Emergency Numbers
Save the local police helpline number 100 on your phone.