Mumbai to Ahmedabad Taxi

The distance between Mumbai and Ahmedabad is 524 km, which can be covered in around 10 hours and 30 minutes of time by road. 

The shortest and best route to travel by road from Mumbai to Ahmedabad is via NH48. Although this is the fastest route, it is often crowded during weekends and festivals, as everyone uses this to reach Ahmedabad. Another route is via NH160 and NH48, which takes more than 13 hours of time and is around 630 km in distance. Hence, when starting the journey, it is advisable to check traffic updates for a real-time planning of your stops accordingly.

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When planning your road trip to Ahmedabad from Mumbai, ensure to have a few extra hours in hand. There are many interesting tourist attractions on the way which deserve to be explored. 

Mandapeshwar Caves

As you start your journey from Mumbai, you can visit the rock-cut Mandapeshwar Caves in Borivali West. Dating back to the 8th century, these ancient caves are an excellent example of architectural brilliance. They also hold religious importance, owing to the ancient rock cut temples in their premises. 

Tungareshwar National Park

While crossing Thane, you can spot some nature therapy at the Tungareshwar National Park. This lush green piece of land bustling with wildlife and dense flora is a part of the Borivali National Park. 

Vanganga Garden

Another scenic place to visit on your route to Ahmedabad is the Vanganga Garden in Dadra. If you have time, you can even go for a quick boating at the lake here. 

Golden Bridge

When you reach Baruch, do make it a point to stop for a few minutes to just admire the magnificent Golden bridge over the Narmada River. The view from here is exceptionally mesmerising. 

Baroda Museum and Picture Gallery

For those who love history, Vadodara is the place to stop for a few hours. The Baroda Museum and picture gallery showcase an impressive collection of artefacts, sculptures, paintings and much more. 

Dumas Beach

Near Surat, you can plan a visit to Dumas Beach, which is only 34 km away from the city. Along the Arabian Sea, it is a popular place to visit in South Gujarat. 

Surat is another city you can stop on your way to Ahmedabad. This city has many interesting tourist attractions such as Surat Castle, Sarthana National Park, Old Chintamani Parshwanath Jain Temple, Sardar Patel Museum, etc. To have a comfortable trip, it is important to have a vehicle of your choice, with enough space and features that you prefer. At Mumbai Drive, you will find a wide array of cars to choose from.

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The rapidly growing city of Ahmedabad offers an extensive choice of accommodation. From 2 star hotels/budget hotels to 5 star luxurious hotels or resorts, you will find many interesting options. Few of the places to stay here are Divan’s Bungalow, Ebony Residency Ahmedabad, Prasang Presidency, Hotel El Dorado, Radhe Upvan Resort, Courtyard by Marriott, Four Points By Sheraton, Hyatt Ahmedabad, Crowne Plaza, Pride Plaza Hotel, Fortune Landmark, etc.

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Kinara Dhaba in Vasi, on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad highway, opens from 12.30 PM to 12 AM and is a place you can stop for authentic Punjabi dishes and even seafood. Another Dhaba in Vasi that is worth exploring is the Lotus Dhaba. You can stop here for evening tea or dinner or even midnight snacks as it opens at 7 PM and closes at 5 in morning. 

Parsi Da dhaba in Varwade, offering Parsi cuisine is also a good place to stop for a good meal and a pleasant ambience. It is often frequented by bikers on their way to Daman or Ahmedabad. 

You can stop at Kathiyawadi Dhaba in Abrama for Kathiyawadi cuisine. Santushi in Vadodara, Vithal Kamat in Manor, Honest Restaurant in Nandawala are a few other places offering good food and clean set up on the way to Ahmedabad. 

Once in the city, you can experience it to its best without trying the wide variety of food it offers, ranging from Dhokla, Fafda, Sev Khamani, Khaman, Khakhra, Khandvi, to sweets like Kansar, Ghevar and much more. Some of the places you can visit for a sumptuous meal are Gordhan Thal at Sapath Complex, Earthen Oven, Rajwadu, Raipur Bhajia House, etc.