Train tickets for Mangi-Tungi
Mangi-Tungi is a Digambar siddha kshetra where, by tradition, 99 crore ascetics attained liberation, and since 2016 it has the 108-foot Rishabhdev — the Statue of Ahimsa. It has no nearby station: Manmad Junction is about 99 km by road and Nashik Road about 126 km. Some guides give smaller figures that don't hold up on the map. We book the trains for families and sanghs.
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The railhead for Mangi-Tungi
Manmad Junction (MMR)
About 99 km by road — the nearest well-served railhead, with daily First AC trains from Delhi, Kolkata and Bengaluru.
Nashik Road (NK)
About 126–130 km by road, with the CSMT Rajdhani and the Vande Bharats from Mumbai.
The climb
About 3,500 steps to the twin pinnacles.
Trains to Mangi-Tungi
Manmad sits where several main lines meet, so trains from most of India stop there.
Sachkhand Express
Amritsar ↔ Nanded, via Delhi, Bhopal and Manmad
First AC
Daily — from Punjab and Delhi.
Goa Express
Hazrat Nizamuddin ↔ Vasco, via Manmad
First AC
Daily.
Karnataka Express
New Delhi ↔ Bengaluru, via Manmad
First AC
Daily — from Delhi and Bengaluru.
Howrah Mail (via Nagpur)
Howrah ↔ Mumbai CSMT, via Manmad
First AC
Daily — from Kolkata.
Vande Bharat
Mumbai CSMT ↔ Nanded, via Nashik Road and Manmad
Executive · AC Chair Car
Six days a week — from Mumbai.
CSMT Rajdhani
Mumbai CSMT ↔ Hazrat Nizamuddin, via Nashik Road
First AC · 2A · 3A
Daily — stops at Nashik Road, not Manmad.
Booking a Mangi-Tungi yatra
- The annual fair is in Kartik. The Nashik Simhastha Kumbh (main snans August–September 2027) will crowd Nashik Road — Manmad is the better railhead then.
- Gajpanth, about 16 km from Nashik Road, is often added to a Mangi-Tungi yatra.
- October to February is the best season for the climb.
How we book a sangh
The same care on every booking — whether it is a family of six or a sangh of two hundred.
Many PNRs, booked together
Every booking holds up to six yatris — four on Tatkal — so a sangh is several bookings made together, with families kept side by side wherever the train allows.
Elders in the right berth
First AC and 2A for elders who need comfort and lower berths, 3A and Sleeper where that suits the group. We ask about every yatri's needs before booking.
One list on WhatsApp
Every PNR reaches the organiser on WhatsApp, with a list of who is in which coach and berth — ready to share with the sangh.
Each yatri counts
Only a confirmed berth counts, passenger by passenger. Anyone in the sangh left without one gets a 100% refund, even if the others travel.
Onward and return together
Long yatras link several tirths. We book every leg — out, between tirths and home — so the whole journey is planned before anyone sets off.
Invoices for trusts
When a trust, samaj or company books, we issue a GST invoice.
Only a confirmed berth counts. RAC doesn't.
App guarantees treat RAC as a success: you share a berth overnight and they pay nothing. We don't. If we can't deliver a confirmed (CNF) berth, you get a 100% refund, no questions asked — usually the same day, and always within 48 hours of asking — or the alternative that suits you better.
Mangi-Tungi by train, answered
Which railway station is nearest to Mangi-Tungi?+
Manmad Junction, about 99 km by road, is the nearest well-served railhead; Nashik Road is about 126 km. Some guides say 69 km from Manmad — that figure matches Malegaon, which has no station.
Is there a direct train from Delhi?+
Yes — the Sachkhand, Goa and Karnataka Expresses run daily with First AC and stop at Manmad. The CSMT Rajdhani stops at Nashik Road.
Is there a direct train from Mumbai?+
Yes — the Mumbai–Nanded Vande Bharat stops at Nashik Road and Manmad, six days a week, and many other trains run to both.
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