Is there a direct train from Jaysingpur to Mumbai?

No, you must travel to Miraj Junction, which is 10 km away, to catch a direct train.

How long does the bus take?

The bus journey takes between 9 to 11 hours depending on traffic.

Which is the best highway for this route?

NH 48 is the primary highway connecting the two cities.

Are there flights available?

No, Jaysingpur does not have an airport; the nearest is Kolhapur.

Is the road safe at night?

Yes, the highway is well-lit, but driving during daylight is recommended for better visibility.

Mumbai

Train Bus

Jaysingpur to Mumbai

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Jaysingpur to Mumbai spans approximately 400 km via the NH 48 highway. You can reach Mumbai by MSRTC Shivshahi buses or by taking a train from the nearby Miraj Junction. The drive typically takes 8 to 9 hours depending on traffic near Pune. This route connects the sugar belt of Western Maharashtra to the financial capital. Expect scenic views of the Sahyadri mountains during the monsoon season.

Total Distance: 400 km driving distance, 330 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via private car, taking roughly 8 hours via the Pune-Mumbai Expressway.

Cheapest Way

Train via Miraj Junction, costing approximately 450 INR in Sleeper class.

Compare Jaysingpur to Mumbai Routes

	Train Direct	Bus Direct
Duration	9 hours	10 hours
Avg Price	450 - 1200 INR	700 - 1500 INR
Operator	Mahalaxmi Express	MSRTC Shivshahi
Route	Miraj Junction to CSMT Mumbai	Jaysingpur to Mumbai via Pune-Mumbai Expressway
Tip	Book your tickets at least 30 days in advance via IRCTC.	Board from the main bus stand for better seat availability.

Travel Tips

Book Early
Train tickets sell out fast; use the IRCTC app to book in advance.
Avoid Peak Hours
Try to reach Mumbai before 7 AM to avoid heavy suburban traffic.
Carry Snacks
While buses stop at highway dhabas, carrying water and dry snacks is recommended.
Use Local Trains
Once in Mumbai, use the local train network to bypass road congestion.
Check Weather
During monsoon, road travel can be delayed due to heavy rains in the Ghat sections.

Safety Tips

Keep Valuables Secure
Always keep your wallet and phone in front pockets in crowded areas.
Use Official Taxis
Only use prepaid or app-based cabs when arriving at Mumbai stations.
Stay Hydrated
Drink only bottled water during your transit to avoid stomach issues.
Emergency Contacts
Save the local police helpline number on your phone before starting your journey.