Mumbai to Amarkantak Cab
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Mumbai to Amarkantak Cab — Quick Answer
The Mumbai to Amarkantak cab route is approximately 1050 km and takes around 15 hours via NH48 to NH46 via Bhopal-Jabalpur-Shahdol. One-way fares start from ₹14/km (Swift Dzire CNG); Ertiga, Innova and Innova Crysta are also available for families and groups. Miles Tours and Travels provides 24/7 doorstep pickup from anywhere in Mumbai, transparent fixed fares with no hidden charges, and a flat 15% off on one-way trips. Booking takes about 30 seconds online or by calling +91 88790 99744.
Overview
Amarkantak is the sacred origin point of the Narmada and Son rivers, located at the meeting point of the Vindhya and Satpura ranges. The town sits at an elevation of 1,048 meters surrounded by dense forests and is a major pilgrimage center. It is also the source of the Johilla River. A taxi from Mumbai to Amarkantak takes approximately 15 hours via NH48 to NH46 via Bhopal-Jabalpur-Shahdol, making it a convenient outstation trip. Situated 1050 km from Mumbai, the journey to Amarkantak via NH48 to NH46 via Bhopal-Jabalpur-Shahdol takes roughly 15 hours and is one of the most popular outstation routes from the city. Miles Tours and Travels makes your Mumbai to Amarkantak road trip easy — book online or call +91 88790 99744 for instant availability and best fares. Amarkantak at the source of the Narmada river in Anuppur district is 1,050 km from Mumbai — 15 hours via Nagpur and Mandla. The sacred town sits at 1,048 metres on the Maikal hills; ghat roads on the Bilaspur–Amarkantak approach require an SUV for comfort. Combining with Kanha National Park (110 km) makes the distance worthwhile.
NH48 to NH46 via Bhopal-Jabalpur-Shahdol Madhya PradeshHistory & Significance
Amarkantak has been a pilgrimage site since ancient times with references in the Matsya Purana and other texts. Adi Shankaracharya and other saints are believed to have meditated here. The Kalachuri dynasty built several temples here between the 10th and 12th centuries. The region has been an important cultural and historical centre for centuries, attracting scholars, pilgrims, and travellers from across the subcontinent. Over the years, various dynasties and rulers have left their mark on Amarkantak, contributing to its rich architectural and cultural heritage that visitors can still appreciate today.
Cab Fare & Travel Time
Cab Fare — Mumbai to Amarkantak
| Car Type | Seats | One-Way (15% off) | Round Trip |
|---|---|---|---|
| CNG Swift Dzire | 4 traveller + 1 driver | ₹25,000 Flat 15% OFF | ₹29,400 |
| CNG Ertiga | 4 traveller + 1 driver | ₹30,350 Flat 15% OFF | ₹35,700 |
| Innova | 6 traveller + 1 driver | ₹30,350 Flat 15% OFF | ₹35,700 |
| Innova Crysta | 6 traveller + 1 driver | ₹35,700 Flat 15% OFF | ₹42,000 |
| Innova Hycross | 6 traveller + 1 driver | ₹57,150 Flat 15% OFF | ₹67,200 |
Estimated for 1050 km. Toll, parking & driver allowance extra. Call for exact quote.
Additional Charges (Indicative)
⚠️ Toll & permit figures are indicative. Actual charges depend on route, vehicle type, and government rates at time of travel. Paid directly at toll plazas / checkposts.
Route Highlights
- Origin of Narmada River
- Vindhya-Satpura meeting point
- Kalachuri dynasty temples
- Narmada Kund sacred pool
- Dense forest setting
Places to Visit in Amarkantak
Narmada Kund
Sacred pool from which the Narmada River originates, surrounded by temples.
Sonmuda
Origin point of the Son River with scenic cliff-edge views.
Kalachuri Temples
Cluster of ancient temples built by the Kalachuri dynasty.
Mai Ki Bagiya
Garden of medicinal plants near the Narmada Kund temple complex.
Kapil Dhara Falls
Waterfall on the Narmada River about 6 km from the town center.
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