Mumbai, Maharashtra
Mumbai Central is one of Mumbai’s most important railway stations, primarily serving long-distance and intercity trains on the Western Railway network. Located in the heart of the city, it functions as a key departure and arrival point for trains connecting Mumbai with major cities across India. The station is known for its high passenger traffic, central location, and proximity to commercial, residential, and medical hubs.
Major terminal for Western Railway long-distance trains
Connects Mumbai to cities across western, northern, and central India
Handles large daily passenger volumes
Important rail access point for South and Central Mumbai
Ticket counters and online ticketing access
Waiting halls and seating areas
Food stalls and refreshment outlets
Restrooms and basic passenger amenities
Parking areas and prepaid taxi services
Nearest Airport: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport – approximately 18 km
Nearest Railway Station: Self (Western Railway terminal)
Nearby Landmark: Haji Ali Dargah – approximately 2 km
Road: Well connected by city buses, taxis, and private vehicles
Rail: Key terminal on the Western Railway for long-distance services
Air: Accessible from the airport by taxis and app-based cab services
Local Transport: BEST buses, taxis, and app-based cabs are widely available
Note: The station is busiest during peak travel seasons and holidays, and passengers are advised to arrive early for long-distance departures.