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Mumbai-Goa Vande Bharat Express: Timings, ticket cost, travel time

By Priya Misra

The Indian Railways is all set to launch its newest Vande Bharat train between Mumbai and  Goa. The new train will cut down travel time by almost an hour when compared to the current fastest train on the route, Tejas Express, which takes over eight hours and 50 minutes to cover the same distance.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is reported to virtually inaugurate the train on 3 June. If you are planning a vacation to Goa by India’s latest Express, here is all the information you need to know.

Mumbai-Goa Vande Bharat Express train route

The Mumbai-Goa Vande Bharat Express will have 11 halts and cover the 586km distance in eight hours. The halts include  Dadar, Thane, Panvel, Roha, Khed, Ratnagiri, Kankavli and Thivim .

Mumbai-Goa Vande Bharat Express schedule and timings

The train will run  six days a week, except on  Friday . It will depart from CSMT at 5:25AM  and arrive at  Madgaon in Goa at 1.15pm . It will depart from  Madgaon, Goa, at 2.35pm and arrive at  CSMT at 10.25pm .

Mumbai-Goa Vande Bharat Express amenities

Running at 120 kmph, the Mumbai-Goa Vande Bharat Express is equipped with state-of-the-art braking systems that result in smoother acceleration and deceleration and cuts down on travel time. It features improved safety features and a train collision avoidance system. This eight coach train has the usual Vande Bharat luxury of 360-degree rotation seats, automatic sliding doors and LED lighting for a calming ambience. There is also special seating for persons with disabilities.

Mumbai-Goa Vande Bharat Express ticket cost

The standard price of the Vande Bharat Express Train varies depending on the distance covered. The price range can be between Rs1,100 and Rs1,600  for an AC Chair Car and for the Executive Class category it is between  Rs2,000 and Rs2,800.

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Getting Around

How to Travel From Mumbai to Goa by Train, Bus, Plane, and Car

Goa is a state in India that was once a former Portuguese colony and now encompasses many cities and beaches along the coast. Most travelers begin their getaways to tropical Goa near the airport, which sits between the many beaches and resort areas to the north and south and is easy to get to from Goa's historic districts. If you're coming from Mumbai, you will need to travel 365 miles (587 kilometers) south either by flying, driving, or taking a train or a bus to Goa Velha.

What Is the Cheapest Way to Get From Mumbai to Goa?

A convenient and inexpensive way of getting from Mumbai to Goa is by train , via the Konkan Railway. It's much more comfortable than the bus and the scenery is more spectacular. If you take an overnight train, you'll be there in the morning. Ticket prices can range from $6 for the most basic class on the cheapest train to $20 for the best seats on the fastest train.

Trains to Goa depart Mumbai from the Chhatrapati Shivaji, Dadar Central, or Lokmanya Tilak Stations and arrive in South Goa at the main railway station of Madgaon, also known as Margao. If you are traveling to the beaches in the north, you'll want to book a train that stops in Thivim near Braga Beach .

• 22119 Mumbai CST - Karmali Tejas Express : The fastest train from Mumbai to Goa, this luxury semi-high speed train completes the trip in just over eight hours. Special features include tea and coffee vending machines, bio-vacuum toilets, LCD televisions, and Wi-Fi.
• 12051 Jan Shatabdi Express : This train is for budget travelers and has minimal perks. You'll find that seats available in second class on this train long after first class, and all other trains to Goa, are waitlisted.
• 10111 Konkan Kanya Express : This is an overnight train that leaves Mumbai at 11:05 p.m. and arrives in Goa at 10:45 a.m.
• 12133 Mumbai CSMT - Mangaluru Jn. SF Express : This is another overnight train that offers the cheapest fares for its most basic class.
• 10103 Mandovi Express : This slower train is just as cheap as the 12133, but it travels during the day instead of overnight.

What Is the Fastest Way to Get From Mumbai to Goa?

Multiple airlines operate flights between Mumbai and Goa that take about 1 hour and 20 minutes. Airfares can sometimes be found for as little as $23 via budget-friendly airlines like AirAsia, SpiceJet, IndiGo, GoAir, Vistara, and AirIndia. Even when factoring in the time to travel to and from the airport, this is still the fastest way to get to Goa from Mumbai.

How Long Does It Take to Drive?

Without making any stops, it takes about 11 hours to drive from Mumbai to Goa. From Mumbai, you'll travel east via the Mumbai Pune Highway to get on NH 48 and drive south until you can get on Highway 54 going west towards Goa. It's a long trip, so you may consider stopping at a halfway point like the city of Pune or Kolhapur to spend the night.

Is There a Bus That Goes From Mumbai to Goa?

With fares sometimes as cheap as $15, you can take a redBus directly from Mumbai to Goa, which will get you there in as little as 14 hours and 30 minutes, though routes with more scheduled stops could take as long as 18 hours. Buses leave from Borivali Station in Mumbai and arrive at the Mapusa Bus Stand in Goa. These buses feature sleeper seats and air conditioning and can be a much more comfortable way to travel than the train. It's best to book your tickets online ahead of time.

When Is the Best Time to Travel to Goa?

The best time to visit Goa is during the winter when the chance of rain is at its lowest, although hotel rates and airfare tend to go up when the beach crowds arrive in December and January. If you want to enjoy the beaches you should avoid traveling during monsoon season, from June to September. However, some travelers argue that this is a great time to head inland and explore some of the waterfalls and wildlife sanctuaries in Goa's jungles.

During monsoon season, you can experience some of Goa's most popular festivals that derive from the state's Portuguese-influence, such as the Feast of Sao Joao in June and the Bonderam Flag Festival on Diver Island in August, which is often compared to Carnaval . Along with the influx of tourists, the winter season also brings with it annual events like the Feast of Francis Xavier, the Serendipity Arts Festival , and the Goa Tattoo Festival .

Can I Use Public Transportation to Travel From the Airport?

Goa Dabolim International Airport offers a shuttle bus service that travels between the airport and the neighborhoods of Panjim, Calangute, and Margao. You can choose to either purchase tickets online or at the airport for about $1.30. For something even cheaper, you can take the public bus from the airport to the beaches near Vasco de Gama .

What Is There to Do in Goa?

With beautiful beaches and a unique blend of Hindu and Portuguese culture, there is a lot to see and do in Goa. From walking through the old city, which is filled with UNESCO-protected churches and convents, to exploring Fontainhas Latin Quarter , where you'll find the old Portuguese mansions , there is plenty of history and culture to discover in town. And of course, a trip to Goa is incomplete without a few days at the beach, where you can choose from a large variety of luxury resorts , beach huts , and private villas .

Other popular things to do in Goa include visiting the flea markets, spice plantations, and wildlife sanctuaries. Art-lovers may also be interested in paying a visit to the Museum of Goa , which tells the history of the state through contemporary art exhibitions.

From Mumbai, travel east via the Mumbai Pune Highway to get on NH 48 and drive south until you can get on Highway 54 going west towards Goa. It's a long trip, clocking in at 11 hours, so you may consider stopping at a halfway point like the city of Pune or Kolhapur to spend the night.

The fastest train from Mumbai to Goa is the 22119 Mumbai CST - Karmali Tejas Express, a luxury semi-high speed train that completes the trip in just over eight hours.

A redBus will get you between the two cities in as little as 14 hours and 30 minutes, though routes with more scheduled stops could take as long as 18 hours.

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A Complete 7-day Itinerary and Guide to Goa for First Timers

This guide to Goa is perfect for those of you planning to travel there for the first time, as it talks about the best time to visit, how to reach Goa, popular beaches in North and South Goa, where to stay for your first visit, and how to get around. Also included is Goa itinerary for 7 days.

Goa is a tropical paradise with endless white and golden-sand beaches lined with swaying palm trees. This small state in the southwestern region of India is unlike any other, with its laid-back culture balanced by its thriving nightlife. But that’s not all there is to Goa. It is a land of soothing bike rides, fascinating world heritage sites, plush resorts, friendly hostels, delectable seafood, and various forms of spiritual practices. It is definitely the most popular destination in India amongst Indian and international travellers (after the Taj Mahal, of course), as it has something for everyone.

Guide to Goa For First Timers

What is the best time to visit goa.

March-May : These are the summer months when Goa gets unbearably muggy, with temperatures touching 40ºC (104ºF).

June – September : During these monsoon months, Goa becomes lush green. It is relatively quieter than other months. Most shacks are temporary structures that are dismantled during this period and water sports aren’t going on. But this is a charming time in Goa overall, with plenty of restaurants and activities to keep you entertained.

November–February : Winter is the peak season here. Goa, being a coastal area, is balmy while the inland parts of the country go through typical winter temperatures. The sun is always out and the cool sea breeze blows through from time to time. December is the busiest month as Goa hosts the Annual Sunburn Music Festival, which attracts people from all over. Plus, people flock in to celebrate Christmas and New Year’s holidays at this party destination.

Verdict: For your first time in Goa, you should visit during the season, Mid-October to Mid-March , so that you can see all that Goa has to offer. The shacks will be open, beach stays will be available in South Goa and the weather will be pleasant. However, the prices will be higher than any other time of the year.

How to reach Goa?

Goa’s international airport is situated at Dabolim, near Vasco Da Gama, and there is also a new airport in North Goa, Manohar International Airport. You can land at either of these and hire a taxi to your hotel/hostel.

While most cities in India have an organised cab service like Uber and Ola, Goa has  GoaMiles  ( now also an app) that can pass for Goa’s very own Uber. We’ve used it a few times and found cabs at a good rate. You can also opt for the taxis lined up on the road outside the airport (be prepared to bargain and ensure to set prices before the start of the trip) or prepaid taxi stands at airports that have a set price. You can always ask at your accommodation if they provide airport transfers but these might turn out to be more expensive.

Local buses in Goa are significantly cheaper but also very inconvenient, as you would have to change multiple vehicles to get to your destination in Goa. Use the local bus only if you’re on a super low budget.

Bus, Cab and Car

You can also opt to reach Goa by overnight bus or cab from major cities like Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, and Hyderabad in India. If travelling by bus, Mapusa would be your de-boarding point for North Goa , Panjim for Central , and Margao/Canacona for South .

You can book your bus via Redbus .

We’ve driven it down from Pune a few times now and once from Hyderabad. The road is full of potholes as you get closer to Goa. But you’ll cross ghats and waterfalls. It is beautiful!

Goa is also well connected by train to the rest of India. The main train stations are Vasco da Gama (central), Margao (south) and Thivim (north) .

Which area to stay in Goa?

Goa is divided into North and South Goa, with its capital, Panaji (popularly known as Panjim), located around the centre. For your first time in Goa, it can be confusing to decide where to stay, as different corners of the state offer different experiences. In this itinerary, you’ll be staying in both North Goa and South Goa .

Baga, Calangute, Candolim or Anjuna : This is a good option for your first time in Goa, as the area is very central, so all places to see would be close to you.

However, please note that these beaches aren’t best, as they’re the most popular in Goa. Every Tom Dick and Harry visit these beaches so the crowd is also such. However, your purpose of staying around this area is different. You’re here to enjoy the water sports, the parties, the food and maybe even shop a little.

A little further north is Anjuna. While it is not the best location to stay for this itinerary, this area has come up a lot in the past few years, so you’ll find a lot of  must-visit restaurants in Goa  around this area.

Stay Options:

Casa Cenica (2BHK in Arpora) Onastay  (2BHK in Candolim) Casa De Mezzanine (Beautiful 1BHK in Arpora) Jade by CasaFlip (2BHK in Anjuna) Beach Villa With Private pool (luxury) Canary By CasaFlip (1BHK in Anjuna).

Palolem or Agonda: For your first trip to South Goa, you should stay at one of these two beaches and explore other beaches nearby. These beaches have restaurants but still maintain a relaxed vibe so you can enjoy time on the beach. Remember that you should only stay in South Goa beaches beach from October to March, as the huts and shacks are mostly dismantled before the monsoons and built back up when the monsoons get over. Click to  know more about South Goa Beaches .

Stay Options: Jardim-a-Mar (Agonda Beach—I’ve stayed here twice) Simrose (Agonda Beach; this one is often open all-year round) Agonda Serenity Beach Villa (has a jacuzzi on porch at Agonda Beach) Agonda Island View (Agonda Beach) BunkNBrew (hostel in Palolem)

How to get around Goa?

Taxis are expensive in Goa and not ideal for getting around and sightseeing. Buses are quite cheap but again, inconvenient. Instead, opt for a scooter or motorbike for the duration of your stay in Goa. There is no better way to get around, as it will give you the utmost freedom. The best bit is that it is inexpensive at about Rs. 500–800 a day, depending on the season (off-season or peak), type of bike (scooters like Honda Activa, low-end bikes like Bajaj Pulsar or high-end ones, like Royal Enfield) and your haggling skills.

If you don’t want to ride a bike or moped, you can hire a car . Most offer stick shifts so if you don’t know how to drive these, finding an automatic may not be easy. However, we have always managed to find one and so should you. Economy cars usually cost about Rs. 1000–1200 per day but may go up depending on the season.

You can get a bike or car on hire easily by talking to your accommodation host or hotel.

The Perfect 1 Week Goa Itinerary: North and South Goa

The Goa experience is different for every individual, depending on their style of travel. It’s never one size fits all because there is simply so much to see and do. We have stayed in Goa for 2 months and have yet to see it all. Your personalised Goa itinerary would largely depend on what you enjoy—nature, culture, beaches, partying, etc. In this 7-day Goa itinerary, we’ve tried to include a bit of everything so you can get a true feel of the different sides of Goa and decide for yourself which aspect of Goa you enjoy the most!

Day 1-2 North Goa – Watersports, Shopping, and Partying

Stay near the Baga Beach/Arpora area. Despite being crowded, it is close to a lot of North Goa tourist spots you’ll be visiting. And also, hire a scooter, bike or car. You’ll need it to get around. Prior reservations for restaurants are needed!

Day 1: Beach, Water sports, Party

• Reach Goa and check into your hotel or Airbnb
• Rent a vehicle
• Calangute Beach for lunch at Pousada by the Beach
• Water sports and sunset at Baga Beach
• At night go partying at Hammerz (popular music) in the Baga Area or Las Olas (Bollywood music) at Baga Beach. Or both as they’re close by! Start at Hammerz and end at Las Olas.

Day 2: Cliffside Restaurants, Fort, Sundowner, and Party

You don’t need to do all of the things mentioned below. Select the ones you wish to do based on your preferences and how much time you have. I’d recommend not partying till late this night so you can be fresh to explore Goa the next morning.

• Wake up late this day since you’ve partied the previous night
• Lunch:   Titlie OR Antares OR Casa Playa at Little Vagator or Felix OR Artjuna or Vinayak at Anjuna.
• Shop: Now go shop at Anjuna Flea Market!
• Explore Chapora Fort (The movie ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ was shot here so expect it to be crowded)
• Stay for sunset or go for a sundowner to Thalassa closeby
• Dinner at Ida in Vagator
• Party at one of the following – Soro (Siolim) or Romeo Lane (Little Vagator).

Day 3–4: North Goa: Culture, Heritage and Nature

Day 3: culture and heritage.

Head for a day trip to Panjim and Old Goa . On this day, you’ll get a good glimpse of Portuguese influence on Goan heritage.

Old Goa Churches : Start with Old Goa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and see the following churches in this order:

• St. Augustine Church Ruins
• Basilica of Bom Jesus (the most renowned)
• Convent of Santa Monica and The Museum of Christian Art (optional but good)
• Se Cathedral
• Church of St. Cajetan
• Viceroy’s Arch
• Our Lady of Mount Chapel (optional- for panoramic views of the Panjim area)

Going on a tour will help you make the most of your time and understand the significance of Old Goa and its churches. It is highly recommended. We’ve taken several tours by this company and loved all of them.

Lunch : Head for either a local Goan lunch at Kokni Kanteen or Cafe Al Fresco By Cantina Bodeg a for continental food. Both are close to your next stop.

Fontainhas : After lunch, take a walk in Fontainhas, Asia’s largest Latin Quarter, which has lanes lined with houses built in the colonial style and painted in bright shades of red, yellow, green, and blue. We highly recommend seeing this area on a Latin Quarter walking tour ; only then will you truly be able to appreciate the history, architecture, and all the stories.

However, if you don’t wish to take a tour, start your walk at Maruti Mandir or Phoenix Springs, ending at the Church of Immaculate Conception. See the colourful houses, click a lot of photos at the colourful wall of Old Quarter Hostel, buy some Azulejo tile décor at Velha Goa Galleria, admire the white façade of St. Sebastian Chapel, and have some bebinca (Goan Dessert) at Confeitaria 31 De Janeiro .

Evening: Get drinks and small bites at Antonio@31 or head for a full-fledged dinner at Black Sheep Bistro . Please check the prices of these restaurants beforehand to see if they fit your budget and make reservations accordingly. You could also go for a fun Pub Crawl instead.

Night: Later, you could head to a Deltin Royale Casino (buy tickets online for the best deals) OR go back home to rest for an early morning the next day.

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Day 4: Nature and Heritage

Chorao Island and the Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary : Do this either on a tour or by yourself. You’ll have to take a ferry from Ribandar. Don’t miss the famous Mangrove Broadwalk. It is beautiful. We haven’t been here yet but can’t wait to go!

Lunch: Lazy Goose , Nerul. Reserve the table with the lake view if you can.

Depending on the time you start the day, see one/two of the following attractions. Choose one museum and one fort:

• Houses of Goa Museum (do this only after a walking tour of Fontainhas; otherwise, nothing will make any sense) OR Museum of Goa (modern art tinged in Goan history).
• Aguada Fort (great for sunsets but crowded) OR Reis Magos Fort (relatively less known and beautiful).

Have dinner in the Candolim, Calangute, or Baga area. There are plenty of good restaurants.

A Reverie : Fine Dining Toro Toro : Continental/Goan Yazu – Pan Asian Beach Club: Asian

Day 5–6: South Goa: Beaches and Relaxation

Day 5: spice plantations, iconic restaurants, relaxation.

Now, head to South Goa. Stay at Agonda or Palolem Beach—both are fantastic beaches for your first time in Goa.

But on your way, you have the option of making a few stops.

• Sahakari Spice Plantation: Wonder why the Portuguese were so fascinated by Goa? The answer lies in the tantalising smell and flavours of spices like Cardamom, Cinnamon, Cloves, Allspice, Cumin, etc. See how these spices grow and learn about them. End with a local buffet lunch at the plantation. I found the experience very interesting and learned a lot. You can buy the ticket on reaching there.
• Iconic Restaurants: If you’re not in the mood for the above, stop at Martin’s Corner or Fisherman’s Wharf for lunch. They are both very renowned.

Check into your hotel and use this day to do nothing and just relax on the beach, see the sunset, etc. Otherwise, you could also choose to head to Sundowner Palolem (Bar) for a sundowner!

Day 6: Beaches and Viewpoints

Today is going to be a long day of beach hopping.

Cola Beach: Start your day at Cola Beach. It’s a bit of a hike down to the beach. You can even take the jeep to the beach to save time and effort but it’ll cost a bit. Cola Beach is famous for its lagoon, where you can swim and kayak. You can have lunch here before heading to your next stop.

Kakolem Beach: This beach has a waterfall. Yes, you read that right. ( you can skip this beach if you’re running short on time or want to take it a bit slow).

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Cabo De Rama Fort and Cabo De Rama Viewpoint for sunset . Both are gorgeous spots with fantastic views – you’ll love the sunset here. You can also choose to have a meal and drink at the Cape Goa restaurant near the viewpoint before heading back to your hotel.

Day 7: Butterfly Beach and Palolem/Agonda Beach

• Butterfly Beach : It’s a beautiful secluded beach. You can hike it to the beach or go via boat but I’ll suggest going as early as possible to avoid crowds.
• Palolem/Agonda Beach : For lunch head to either of these beaches that you’re not staying at. At Palolem, you can have lunch at Dropadi by the beach and at Treetop Tava or Zest (vegan cafe) at Agonda. Walk around the beach later afterwards.

Depart for home this evening or the next morning!

But do not forget to book your tours in goa before you get there!

Tips to Stay Safe in Goa

This guide to Goa would be incomplete if I didn’t mention tips to stay safe there. Goa is really welcoming and local-friendly. But because it is a  thriving party location and has people travelling from all over, you should take care of the following, especially if you’re a woman.

• Don’t hitchhike.
• If you’re a woman travelling solo, preferably rent a car. If you’re a woman travelling in a group, bikes will do. 
• Always get a video of the vehicle hired to avoid being ripped off on returning the vehicle.
• Don’t go out with people you don’t know and never go to parties alone.
• Watch your drink.
• Try to stay vigilant, even when drunk.
• Some Indian men can assume friendliness as flirting. 
• Be cautious of theft at your accommodation. Huts can easily be broken into.
• Drugs are available abundantly in Goa. Avoid getting stuck in the middle of a drug racket. 
• Avoid drunken driving. It is being monitored by the police more strictly than before.

Don’t let these scare you. I (Trisha) have  travelled solo to Goa  and also with my girlfriends and had an absolutely fantastic time. Most of these tips should be adhered to anywhere in the world. Here is a complete list of  ways to stay safe while travelling alone .

Wrapping up

Goa is a place that you can never get enough of. With each visit, you discover something new – a secret beach, a quaint café, a shack with amazing music, a magnificent fort, and so on. We have visited Goa about five times for short periods – with different people, as different people in different phases of our lives, or wanting something different from our trip- and Goa has never let us down. We are sure you will be taken by the charm of Goa and not want to leave just like the hippies in their heydays. Hope you found this Goa Travel Blog useful and have an amazing first trip to Goa. Tell us how it went!

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• 16616 CHEMMOZHI EXP 335 KM     Coimbatore ( 00:30 ) Mannargudi ( 07:40 )
• 22616 TIRUPATI EXP 472 KM     Coimbatore ( 06:10 ) Tirupati ( 13:20 )
• 22666 CBE SBC UDAY EXP 432 KM     Coimbatore ( 05:40 ) Bangalore ( 12:40 )

Trains passing through Coimbatore

• 07117 SC QLN SPL 206 KM     Coimbatore ( 11:30 ) Ernakulam ( 17:30 )
• 16359 ERS PATNA EXP 2780 KM     Coimbatore ( 03:30 ) Patna ( 09:50 )
• 16360 PNBE ERS EXPRES 206 KM     Coimbatore ( 18:50 ) Ernakulam ( 23:35 )
• 16687 NAVYUG EXP 3284 KM     Coimbatore ( 00:40 ) Katra ( 15:10 )
• 16688 NAVYUG EXPRESS 405 KM     Coimbatore ( 15:10 ) Tirunelveli ( 23:00 )
• 17605 MAQ KCG EXPRESS 1126 KM     Coimbatore ( 03:55 ) Hyderabad ( 23:50 )
• 17606 KCG MAQ EXP 406 KM     Coimbatore ( 02:00 ) Mangalore ( 10:30 )
• 07219 SC GTNR SPL 361 KM     Coimbatore ( 21:25 ) Kollam ( 06:50 )
• 07220 GTNR SC SPL 875 KM     Coimbatore ( 17:40 ) Vijayawada ( 10:20 )
• 07215 CCT QLN SPL 361 KM     Coimbatore ( 21:25 ) Kollam ( 06:50 )
• 07216 QLN CCT EXPRESS 1087 KM     Coimbatore ( 17:40 ) Kakinada ( 14:50 )
• 07507 BIDR NED SPL 361 KM     Coimbatore ( 18:50 ) Kollam ( 03:00 )
• 07111 SKZR QLN SPL 361 KM     Coimbatore ( 14:25 ) Kollam ( 23:55 )
• 07626 PNVL NED SPL 1230 KM     Coimbatore ( 11:45 ) Hyderabad ( 10:15 )
• 07506 QLN TPTY EXP 471 KM     Coimbatore ( 14:43 ) Tirupati ( 01:00 )
• 07113 KRMR QLN SPL 361 KM     Coimbatore ( 14:25 ) Kollam ( 23:55 )
• 07217 NS QLN SPL 362 KM     Coimbatore ( 21:25 ) Kollam ( 06:50 )
• 07218 NARSAPUR EXP 1014 KM     Coimbatore ( 17:40 ) Narasapur ( 13:15 )
• 07625 KCG RAL SPL 361 KM     Coimbatore ( 14:25 ) Kollam ( 23:55 )
• 06064 Kollam - Chennai Egmore Sabarimala SpecialFare Special (PT) 496 KM     Coimbatore ( 23:15 ) Chennai ( 07:20 )

Coimbatore to Goa Trains - FAQs

How many trains run from coimbatore to goa on a weekly basis.

There are 3 weekly trains from Coimbatore to Goa. Following trains are running from Coimbatore to Goa on a weekly basis: CBE HSR AC EXP (22476) , TEN DR SF EXP (22630) , CBE JBP SF SPL (02197) etc.

When does the first train leaves from Coimbatore to Goa?

The first train from Coimbatore to Goa is CBE HSR AC EXP (22476) , which leaves around 15:10.

When does the last train leaves from Coimbatore to Goa?

The last train from Coimbatore to Goa is CBE JBP SF SPL (02197) , which leaves around 19:00.

From which stations in Coimbatore you can board the train to Goa?

Different stations where one can board the trains in Coimbatore are COIMBATORE JN (CBE) .

List the deboarding stations in Goa from Coimbatore?

Different Stations where one can deboard the trains in Goa are MADGAON (MAO) , THIVIM (THVM) .

Suggest the travel time by train between Coimbatore to Goa?

Travel time by train between Coimbatore to Goa is 12h 55m.

How to order food in train?

Go to the MMT app on your mobile and click on Train & Buses icon> Food in Trains> Order Food> Enter your PNR and choose your food, pay online or COD and get the food delivered right at your seat.

How many railway stations are there in Coimbatore?

The number of railway stations in Coimbatore are 4.

How many railway stations are there in Goa?

The number of railway stations in Goa are 2.

What is the distance to travel from Coimbatore to Goa by rail?

To travel from Coimbatore to Goa by rail, the distance that needs to be covered is 842 kms.

Which is the fastest train from Goa to Coimbatore?

The fastest train from Goa to Coimbatore is CBE HSR AC EXP.

What is the duration between Coimbatore to Goa if travelled by train?

The train journey between Coimbatore to Goa will take around 13:7 hrs.

What are Coimbatore to Goa train timings?

3 trains run Coimbatore to Goa, please find below their departure times: 22476 train (CBE HSR AC EXP) - Departs at 15:10 hrs and running days ( Sat ) 02197 train (CBE JBP SF SPL) - Departs at 19:00 hrs and running days ( Mon )

Routes from Coimbatore

• Coimbatore to Katpadi trains
• Coimbatore to Sulebhavi trains
• Coimbatore to Khandala trains
• Coimbatore to Patratu trains
• Coimbatore to Manapparai trains
• Coimbatore to Bagri trains
• Coimbatore to Undi trains
• Coimbatore to Kolar trains
• Coimbatore to Kumbla trains
• Coimbatore to Gondia trains

Routes to Goa

• Hoshangabad to Goa trains
• Cuttack to Goa trains
• Siwani to Goa trains
• Harwada to Goa trains
• Padubidri to Goa trains
• Pollachi to Goa trains
• Irugur to Goa trains
• Valsad to Goa trains
• Marwar to Goa trains
• Narayanapuram Khammam to Goa trains

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• Tilda to Ambikapur trains
• Titlagarh to Tilda trains
• Tumkur to Miraj trains
• Umed to Kharadia trains
• Virapur to Gajjelakonda trains

Routes from Goa

• Coimbatore to Marwar trains
• Coimbatore to Changanassery trains
• Coimbatore to Delang trains
• Coimbatore to Thalassery trains
• Coimbatore to Coorg trains
• Coimbatore to Kaduthuruthy trains
• Coimbatore to Kadur trains
• Coimbatore to Payyannur trains
• Coimbatore to Raybag trains
• Coimbatore to Kadodara trains

Routes to Coimbatore

• Falna to Goa trains
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• Bobbili to Goa trains
• Bhadrakh to Goa trains
• Tumsar to Goa trains
• Maghar to Goa trains
• Indore to Goa trains
• Puthukkad to Goa trains
• PUKKIRIVARI to Goa trains
• Ghagwal to Goa trains

Railway stations in Coimbatore

• CBE COIMBATORE JN
• CBEE Coimbatore
• CBF COIMBATORE NRTH
• PTJ PODANUR JN

Railway stations in Goa

• MAO MADGAON
• THVM THIVIM

Live status for Trains From Coimbatore

• 06017 Live Train Status
• 80824 Live Train Status
• 02969 Live Train Status
• 02476 Live Train Status
• 06077 Live Train Status
• 06323 Live Train Status
• 06090 Live Train Status
• 02084 Live Train Status
• 02680 Live Train Status
• 06028 Live Train Status

Live status for Trains To Goa

• 11085 Live Train Status
• 22636 Live Train Status
• 56640 Live Train Status
• 01409 Live Train Status
• 09024 Live Train Status
• 01151 Live Train Status
• 01111 Live Train Status
• 01237 Live Train Status
• 01235 Live Train Status
• 02414 Live Train Status

Railway stations near by Coimbatore

• GUV GURUVAYUR
• MGK MULAGUNNATHUKVU
• VEK VELLARAKKAD
• MUC MULLURCARAI
• TUA TIRUNNAVAYA
• KTU KUTTIPPURAM
• KODN KODUMMUNDA
• KRKD KARAKAD
• KZC KULUKKALUR
• PKQ PATTIKKAD

Railway stations near by Goa

• CNO CANCONA
• SRVX SURAVALI
• SVM SANVERDAM CHUCH
• MJO MAJORDA
• DBM DABOLIM
• CLR CASTLE ROCK
• NAG NAGARGALI

Near by Cities

Cabs from coimbatore.

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Cabs to Goa

• Denkankottai to Goa Cabs
• Himatnagar to Goa Cabs
• Mormugao to Goa Cabs
• Ludhiana to Goa Cabs
• Thane to Goa Cabs
• Bhiwani to Goa Cabs
• Thiruvananthapuram to Goa Cabs
• Tiruvannamalai to Goa Cabs
• Ankleshwar to Goa Cabs
• Vadodara to Goa Cabs

Buses from Coimbatore

• Coimbatore to Kandanur Buses
• Coimbatore to Thiruvananthapuram Buses
• Coimbatore to Vyttila Buses
• Coimbatore to Erumeli Buses
• Coimbatore to Nanguneri Buses
• Coimbatore to Ambur Buses
• Coimbatore to Pattukotai Buses
• Coimbatore to Perundurai Buses
• Coimbatore to Vasudevanallur Buses
• Coimbatore to Pallathur Buses

Buses to Goa

• Mohol to Goa Buses
• Nidugundi to Goa Buses
• Rewa to Goa Buses
• Sindhudurg to Goa Buses
• Julwania to Goa Buses
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• Tasgaon to Goa Buses
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• Kota(karnataka) to Goa Buses
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गोवा के लिए रूट्स

• बस्ता से गोवा की ट्रेन
• Toranagallu से गोवा की ट्रेन
• Panvel से गोवा की ट्रेन
• मलिया से गोवा की ट्रेन
• अण्णिगेरी से गोवा की ट्रेन

कोयंबटूर से रूट्स

• कोयंबटूर से तड़ासिगट्टा की ट्रेन
• कोयंबटूर से मथुरा की ट्रेन
• कोयंबटूर से झालिदा की ट्रेन
• कोयंबटूर से गुदियाथम की ट्रेन
• कोयंबटूर से अहमदगढ़ की ट्रेन

More about Coimbatore to Goa route

Want to travel from Coimbatore to Goa? Know about the trains running on this route. Some of the trains that run on this route are Hwh CBE HSR AC EXP (22476),TEN DR SF EXP (22630),CBE JBP SF SPL (02197) etc. If you’re travelling, you can board the train from the following stations - COIMBATORE JN (CBE) . Time taken by different trains is approximately 12h 55m to 13h 30m. You can also select train which are running on weekly basis CBE HSR AC EXP (22476) , TEN DR SF EXP (22630) , CBE JBP SF SPL (02197) etc. You can check live train running status , tatkal train tickets and PNR status on MakeMyTrip app and website. Choose MMT for the best Coimbatore to Goa train ticket price. Before booking your train, get all the important info about the route as well as the Coimbatore to Goa train fare Also, benefit from Trip Guarantee if your booking is still in the waitlist.