Mumbai to Mangalore Reshma Tourist Bus services

A distance of nearly 935km separates Mumbai from Mangalore along National Highway 4. These two cities of neighbouring states exhibit diverse histories, cultures, cuisines, lifestyles, fiestas and architectures. Mumbai's magical touch has been delighting admirers since ages. Back-packers and tourists simply marvel at the beaches, gardens, zoo, wildlife parks, amusement parks, temples and churches that the city has to offer. It is a wonderland and power-packed with umpteen scope and opportunities. Mangalore is a beautiful port city nestled on the backwaters of the Netravati and Gurupura Rivers. Named after Goddess Mangaladevi, Mangalore is a kaleidoscopic show of hills, coconut palms, red-clay buildings, broad roads and immaculate beaches. The cultural beauty of the city is admired best during the Yakshagna and Pilivesha Festivals. To explore two distinct yet amazing cultures, Mumbai to Mangalore buses must be availed.

A travel time ranging between 17h 0m and 20h 45m is needed to cover the entire road distance between these two cities with the first bus leaving Mumbai at 10:30am in the morning and the last bus for Mangalore departing at 05:00pm latest. For easy online bus booking from Mumbai to Mangalore, log onto Goibibo's user-friendly ticket-booking platform. Avail the best deals on Mumbai to Mangalore bus fares from time to time which at present ranges in-between Rs.1000 and Rs.1690. Few of the best operators plying on this route are Sagar Travels, Canara Pinto Travels and SRS Travels whose impeccable services provide maximum comfort to passengers on board.

As per their requirements, passengers can choose from Non A/C Seater Push Back, Non A/C Seater, Leykand Non A/C Seater, A/C Sleeper, Volvo A/C Multi-axle Semi Sleeper, I-Shift Multi-axle Volvo A/C Sleeper and Scania A/C Multi-axle Semi Sleepers. Mumbai boasts of a cartload of attractions namely the Gateway of India, Haji Ali Dargah, Siddhivinayak Temple, Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Kamala Nehru Park, Girgaum Chowpatty, Kanheri Caves, Babulnath, Mount Mary Church, Global Vipassana Pagoda, Jijamata Udyaan, Marve Beach, Taraporewala Aquarium and Jehangir Art Gallery. Mangalore is extensively frequented for the Kadri Manjunath Temple, Mangaladevi Temple, Tannirbhavi Beach, St.Aloysius Church, Sultan Battery, Milagres Church, Bahubali and Gokarnanatheshwara Temple.