How to get fromMatunga Road Station to Mahapeby bus, train, taxi, car or subway

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There are 5 ways to get from Matunga Road Station to Mahape by bus, train, taxi, car, or subway

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Bus, line 82 bus
best
1. Take the bus from Dadar East to Vashi highwaybus Ac Shivneri
2. Take the bus from Center One Mall to Lipi Co.bus 82
1h 14m
₹403–607
Train, line 64 bus
cheapest
1. Take the train from Dadar to Thanetrain
2. Take the train from Thane to Rabaletrain
3. Take the bus from Rabale station to Lipi Co.bus 64
1h 27m
₹40–973
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from Matunga Road Station to Mahapetaxi 27.4 km
25 min
₹1,000–1,300
Drive 27.4 km
1. Drive from Matunga Road Station to Mahapecar 27.4 km
25 min
₹294–424
Subway, line 525 bus
1. Take the subway from Dadar to Aarey JVLRsubway
2. Take the bus from Reliance Energy Training Centre to Hellen Keller Institutebus 525
2h 6m
₹70–135

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Map of how to get from Matunga Road Station to Mahape.

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Distance: 45.3 km
Duration: 1h 14m

What companies run services between Matunga Road Station, India and Mahape, India?

You can take a vehicle from Matunga Road Station to Lipi Co. via Dadar East, Vashi highway, and Center One Mall in around 1h 14m.

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