How can I go to Tadoba from Mumbai?

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Mumbai to Tadoba

Mumbai to Tadoba distance is 900 kms and its takes approx 16 hrs by road. Out of the 1 reviews shared by travellers, 100% prefer Train, respectively.
Tadoba does not have a train station, and the nearest station is Chandrapur, at a distance of 59 kms from Tadoba.

Mumbai to Chandrapur by Train

Mumbai to Chandrapur distance is 687 kms and its takes approx 14 hrs. Bus & Car Cab are the other modes of transport that travellers use to reach Chandrapur from Mumbai.


Mumbai to Tadoba by Train

Tadoba does not have a train station, and the nearest station is Chandrapur, at a distance of 59 kms from Tadoba.
Mumbai to Tadoba distance is 697 kms and its takes approx 16 hrs. 100% travellers prefer trains. Bus & Car Cab are the other modes of transport that travellers use to reach Tadoba from Mumbai.


Mumbai to Chandrapur

Mumbai to Chandrapur distance is 835 kms and its takes approx 14 hrs by road.


Mumbai to Chandrapur by Bus

Mumbai to Chandrapur distance is 835 kms and its takes approx 14 hrs. Bus and Train are the other modes of transport that travellers use to reach Chandrapur from Mumbai.


Mumbai to Chandrapur by Car

Mumbai to Chandrapur distance is 835 kms and its takes approx 14 hrs. Bus and Train are the other modes of transport that travellers use to reach Chandrapur from Mumbai.


Mumbai to Tadoba by Flight:

Check availability of flights from Mumbai to Tadoba. There are direct flights available to Tadoba from Mumbai. It takes 1 hour to reach by flight. You can conveniently book prepaid cabs from the airport to reach your destination in Tadoba. Nagpur airport is the nearest airport near Tadoba. It is about 74 kms from Nagpur airport to Tadoba.

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