
Hyderabad to Mumbai covers approximately 557 kms in about 10h 30m, connecting Telangana’s capital with Maharashtra’s financial capital. zingbus runs 2 direct buses daily, from 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM. Enjoy a comfortable seat, a safe ride, and a great fare. Book online today, with fares ranging from ₹1049 to ₹1748.
| Bus | Departure | Boarding Point | Drop Point | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| zingbus Plus | 7:30 PM | Zaheerabad | Kalamboli | Volvo Eicher A/C Sleeper (With Washroom) |
| zingbus Plus | 8:30 PM | Zaheerabad | Kalamboli | Volvo Eicher A/C Sleeper (With Washroom) |
All 2 buses on the Hyderabad to Mumbai bus route are GPS-tracked, with background-verified drivers and OTP verification at boarding.
Hyderabad to Mumbai Route Details
Hyderabad
Humnabad
Solapur
Loni Kalbhor
Pune
Lonavala
Mumbai
zingbus is trusted to provide the most affordable and comfortable ways to travel from Hyderabad to Mumbai. Our fares are budget-friendly and vary depending on the bus type, travel season, and the facilities of the bus.
| Minimum Bus Ticket Price | ₹1049 |
| Maximum Bus Ticket Price | ₹1748 |
The bus schedule offers flexible options for Hyderabad to Mumbai journey . Check the schedule below for more details:
| First bus | 7:30 PM |
| Last bus | 8:30 PM |
Booking an online bus ticket from Hyderabad to Mumbai is simple, fast, convenient, and affordable with zingbus.
zingbus runs premium coaches across multiple configurations on Hyderabad to Mumbai bus route to match every travel style and budget. Check the table above for exact details on your selected service.
zingbus Plus : Premium coaches with more legroom, priority boarding, and upgraded amenities for travellers seeking extra comfort.
zingbus MAXX : Seven-star luxury fleet featuring airline-style seating, personal entertainment screens, and exceptional onboard service.
zingbus Electric (EV): A sustainable and eco-friendly travel option with zero emissions and modern amenities, ensuring a smooth and responsible journey.
Whether you’re prioritising luxury or budget, zingbus ensures a consistent, high-quality travel experience across all coach categories on the Hyderabad to Mumbai route.
zingbus offers convenient boarding and drop-off points for the Hyderabad to Mumbai bus route to ensure a seamless travel experience. Simply select your preferred location while booking.
All pickup and drop-off points are verified for passenger safety and convenience. Your confirmed boarding and drop point will be shown on your ticket.
Make your journey easier with zingbus Pickup and Drop By Cab. On eligible routes, shared cabs connect your selected locations with your bus boarding and drop-off points.
Enjoy a smoother journey, from pickup to your final stop.
zingbus prides itself on providing the highest quality bus service that is reliable, safe, and affordable. If you plan to travel to and from intercity, zingbus can be your travel partner. Book your return ticket from Mumbai to Hyderabad and enjoy a comfortable and safe journey.
A: Hyderabad to Mumbai bus ticket fare start from ₹1049, depending on bus type, seat availability, and how early you book.
A: Approximately 10h 30m under normal traffic and road conditions.
A: Hyderabad to Mumbai buses depart between 7:30 PM and 8:30 PM. zingbus operates 2 direct buses daily on this route.
A: The Hyderabad to Mumbai bus distance is approximately 557 km.
A: Yes, clean onboard toilets are available.
A: Yes, on eligible bookings.
A: Contact zingbus customer care immediately for assistance.
A: Yes, check available offers on the app or website at checkout.
A: UPI, Net Banking, Credit/Debit Card, and digital wallets.
A: Yes, all zingbus coaches have GPS tracking, accessible via the app.
A: Yes. Female-only seats can be selected at booking for added safety.
A: 15 kg per passenger. Check the website for the full baggage policy.
A: Reach out to zingbus customer support through the app as early as possible changes are handled case by case, subject to seat and route availability.
A: Refunds for eligible cancellations land back in your account within 3–7 business days, depending on your bank or payment provider.
A: Vashi and Sanpada are close to Harbour Line stations with direct trains to CSMT. Santacruz suits travellers using the Aqua Line metro.
A: Yes. The route runs by way of Humnabad, Solapur, Pune and Lonavala before reaching Mumbai.
A: A zingbus pickup van collects you from the listed city point and takes you to the coach. The ticket shows the van’s own pickup time.
A: Andheri East, Jogeshwari, Goregaon East, Malad, Kandivali East and Borivali East are listed drops along the western side.
If you still have questions related to the Hyderabad to Mumbai bus trip, please refer to our zingbus FAQ page here.
A Hyderabad to Mumbai bus travels through Solapur, Pune and Lonavala before reaching drops across Navi Mumbai, the eastern suburbs and the western suburbs. From Vashi or Sanpada, the Harbour Line runs straight to CSMT, a short walk from Kala Ghoda’s museums and the Oval Maidan’s Gothic and Art Deco buildings.
Hyderabad boarding for this route covers the western highway side, including Patancheru, BHEL and Zaheerabad, plus many zingbus pickup van points in the city at Secunderabad, Ameerpet, Kukatpally and LB Nagar. Choose a point close to home before the Hyderabad to Mumbai bus heads west.
Hyderabad Metro reaches many pickup points, and pillar numbers make each one easier to find. Several city points use a zingbus pickup van that connects with the coach on the western side.
A zingbus pickup van carries you from the listed point to the coach, so report at the van pickup time on your ticket. Travellers already on the western side can board directly at Lingampally, BHEL, Isnapur or Zaheerabad.
The Hyderabad to Mumbai bus lists seventeen Mumbai drops in three clusters. Navi Mumbai drops suit the Harbour Line, eastern drops such as Sion and Chembur suit central Mumbai, and the western suburbs run from Bandra East to Borivali.
Other drops include Kalamboli, Kharghar, CBD Belapur, Nerul, Chembur, Bandra East, Vile Parle, Andheri East, Jogeshwari, Goregaon, Malad and Kandivali. Mumbai’s underground Aqua Line now runs from Aarey to Cuffe Parade through BKC, Dadar and CSMT.
South Mumbai’s Fort and Kala Ghoda area holds the city’s finest colonial buildings and museums within one walkable district. Marine Drive’s seafront lies just to the west.
After the Hyderabad to Mumbai bus, South Mumbai suits a walking day of architecture, galleries and seafront views. Trains do most of the travel, so the day stays manageable.
The bus reaches Mumbai in the morning, so get off at Vashi or Sanpada if you plan to head south by train. Have breakfast, leave bags at your hotel if allowed and rest before the trip into the city.
Take the Harbour Line to CSMT and walk through Fort to Kala Ghoda. Visit the CSMVS museum, open from 10:15 AM to 6 PM, then walk to the Oval Maidan to see the Gothic and Art Deco buildings facing each other.
In the late afternoon, continue to Marine Drive for sunset, then eat at Girgaon Chowpatty. Return by train from Churchgate or CSMT before the late-evening rush. Keep Elephanta for another day.
For one Indian adult on the South Mumbai plan, ₹1100 covers museum entry, train rides, short taxis, meals and snacks. All figures are planning allowances, as the museum’s official rates could not be confirmed. Accommodation and the intercity fare are outside this total.
| Expense | Cost or planning allowance |
| CSMVS museum entry | ₹200 per Indian adult as a planning allowance |
| Harbour Line or Aqua Line rides | ₹50 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Short taxi rides in South Mumbai | ₹150 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Breakfast, lunch and dinner | ₹550 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Chai, snacks and water | ₹150 per person as a daily planning allowance |
| Sample day for an Indian adult | ₹1100, excluding Elephanta and shopping |
The museum charges lower rates for children and students, while foreign visitors pay much more. Marine Drive, the Oval Maidan and the Gateway of India are free to visit.
An Elephanta trip needs its own allowance for the ferry and the ASI entry ticket, which is ₹40 in cash for Indian visitors. Taxis across the city cost far more than trains.
Note: All figures are planning allowances; the Elephanta fee is a published ASI rate.
Mumbai’s food runs from beach snacks and Parsi breakfasts to quick rolls eaten on the move. South Mumbai’s cafés and Chowpatty’s stalls cover most of the classics in one day.
November to February is Mumbai’s most comfortable season, while the June to September monsoon brings heavy rain. October can be unusually hot, as on 8 October 2026, when Santacruz recorded 37.6°C.
The Hyderabad to Mumbai bus covers a long overnight journey through Karnataka and Maharashtra by way of Solapur and Pune. Three core zingbus measures support passengers from Hyderabad to the Mumbai drops.
Many Mumbai drops are on busy highways and flyovers, so move to the footpath with your bags before booking a cab. On local trains, avoid door edges during rush hours and keep bags in front of you.
Getting off the Hyderabad to Mumbai bus at Vashi or Sanpada puts CSMT, Kala Ghoda and Marine Drive one Harbour Line ride away. For your return, the Mumbai to Hyderabad bus boards at Kalamboli and drops near Miyapur metro station.