- Get INR 100.0 Extra OFF More18:55 Boarding Points Time Boarding Point 18:55 Royal travels,power house 14h 33m → 09:28 Dropping Points Time Dropping Point 09:08 Panvel 09:10 Kalamboli 09:11 Kharghar 09:13 Nerul 09:15 Sanpada 09:18 CBD (Belapur) 09:18 Vashi 09:23 Mankhurd 09:25 Chembur 09:28 Santa Cruz 09:33 Bandra 09:35 Andheri (West) 09:36 Jogeshwari (East) 09:38 Goregaon (East) 09:43 Malad (East) 09:48 National park 09:58 BorivaliShree Rk TravelsA/C Sleeper (2+1) 1.7/5seats 30 left1260 Fare Details Rs1260 - Sleeper
Rs1312 - Sleeper
- 20:00 Boarding Points Time Boarding Point 20:00 Sanjay travels,power house 14h 0m → 10:00 Dropping Points Time Dropping Point 09:00 Kalamboli 09:20 Vashi 09:30 Sion 09:40 Bandra 10:00 Borivali (East)Aadi Raj TravelsA/C Sleeper (2+1) 2.8/5seats 36 left1260 Fare Details Rs1260 - Sleeper
FAQ about Buses from Amravati to Mumbai
How many buses are running between Amravati to Mumbai on the daily basis?
2 buses are running between Amravati to Mumbai. Out of which 2 are sleeper buses, 2 are AC buses.
When does the first Amravati to Mumbai bus leaves for the day?
The first bus for Amravati to Mumbai bus route leaves at 18:55. It is a other bus and fare for this bus is ₹1260.
When does the last bus leaves for Mumbai from Amravati?
The last bus for Amravati to Mumbai route leaves at 20:00. The ticket price for this other bus is ₹1260.
Who are the popular operators on the Amravati to Mumbai bus route?
Top operators on the Amravati to Mumbai bus route are Shree Rk Travels and Aadi Raj Travels .
How many buses are GPS enabled?
Total 1 buses are GPS enabled on this route so that anyone can track his bus.
Amravati Mumbai Bus Schedule & Info
Popular attractions in Mumbai
Siddhivinayak TempleDedicated to Lord Shri Ganesh, the Siddhivinayak Temple is one of the richest temples in Mumbai and is often frequented by renowned bollywood actors and politicians.
- Juhu Beach
The sprawling Juhu Beach of Mumbai is one of the most famous Indian beaches. The beach is located in Ville Prle area of Mumbai and stretches along the Arabian Sea shore for approximately 18km.
- Dharavi
Home to million souls, where hundreds shack under one roof, Dharavi in Mumbai is one of the largest slums in the world.
- Elephanta Caves
Dating back between the 5th and 8th centuries, the Elephanta Caves in Mumbai are the UNESCO World Heritage Sites that represents the diorama of the Hindu and Buddhist culture dilating from the rock cut sculptures.