How to get fromAmbernath to Chemburby train, bus, car, taxi or subway

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There are 5 ways to get from Ambernath to Chembur by train, bus, car, taxi, or subway

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Train, line 367 bus
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1. Take the train from Ambernath to KurlaCentral Line(Slow)
2. Take the bus from Kurla Bus Station to R.C.F Police Station367
1h 42m
₹21–210
Line 46 bus
1. Take the bus from Morivali Mhada Colony to Centre One Mall46
2h 54m
₹87–619
Drive 46.9 km
1. Drive from Ambernath to Chembur46.9 km
45 min
₹504–727
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from Ambernath to Chembur46.9 km
45 min
₹1,800–2,200
Train, subway
1. Take the train from Ambernath to Currey RoadCentral Line(Slow)
2. Take the subway from Lower Parel to Bharat Petroleum
2h 1m
₹42–260

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Distance: 53.8 km
Duration: 1h 42m

What companies run services between Ambernath, India and Chembur, India?

NMMT operates a bus from Morivali Mhada Colony to Centre One Mall every 30 minutes. Tickets cost ₹50–110 and the journey takes 1h 53m.

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