Is there a train from Mokhada to Nashik?

No, Mokhada does not have a railway station.

How long does the bus take?

The MSRTC bus takes approximately 3.5 hours.

Are there hotels in Mokhada?

Accommodation is limited; it is better to stay in Nashik.

Is the road safe at night?

It is generally safe, but avoid night travel due to lack of street lighting.

Yes, private taxis are available for hire from Nashik to Mokhada.

Nashik

Bus Driving

Mokhada to Nashik

Updated: 22 May 2026

The distance from Mokhada to Nashik is approximately 85 km, making it a short and pleasant drive through the hilly terrain of the Western Ghats. You will primarily travel via the Mokhada-Trimbak-Nashik road. The journey takes about 2.5 to 3 hours by car or state transport bus. This route is known for its scenic beauty, especially during the monsoon season when the hills are covered in lush greenery and waterfalls. It is a vital link for locals traveling to the major city of Nashik for trade and pilgrimage.

Total Distance: 85 km by road, 65 km straight-line.

Fastest Way

Personal car takes 2.5 hours.

Cheapest Way

MSRTC state bus costs around 150 INR.

Compare Mokhada to Nashik Routes

	Bus Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	3 hours 30 mins	2 hours 30 mins
Avg Price	120-200 INR	1500-2500 INR
Operator	MSRTC	Personal Vehicle
Route	Mokhada Bus Stand to Nashik CBS	Mokhada - Trimbakeshwar - Nashik
Tip	Check the MSRTC schedule at the Mokhada bus stand as frequency is limited.	The road near Trimbakeshwar is narrow; drive with caution.

Travel Tips

Road Conditions
Check for road closures during heavy monsoon as the ghat roads can be prone to minor slips.
Local Transport
Auto-rickshaws are the best way to navigate within Nashik city.
Food
Try the famous Misal Pav in Nashik for an authentic local breakfast.
Parking
Parking near Trimbakeshwar can be crowded; use designated parking lots.
Timing
Start your journey early to avoid peak traffic near Nashik city limits.

Safety Tips

Ghat Driving
Use low gear while descending the ghat sections to prevent brake overheating.
Visibility
Use fog lights during the monsoon season when visibility drops significantly.
Emergency
Keep the contact number of local towing services handy.
Pedestrians
Be alert for pedestrians and cattle on the narrow village roads.