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December 15-17, 2003 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Directions - Getting to Anushakti Nagar Tips & Guidelines for Visitors from out of Mumbai |
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Delegates for the conference will be housed in BARC Training School, which is located within Anushakti Nagar, and at the Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education which is located just adjacent to the Anushakti Nagar Bus Terminus. Directions are given on how to reach Anushakti Nagar in general. Please refer to the schematic map to understand the exact location. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Mumbai is the commercial capital of India. It is a large and bustling city
that is always busy. Mumbai has excellent connections to the rest of India
and to the world. While this makes Mumbai easy to get to, the diverse nature
of the travel methods, the many routes and several different terminals
within Mumbai result in one major complication: there is not one, but many,
entry points from where visitors need to be picked up to get to Anushakti
Nagar, and
there are trains and planes arriving all through the day and night. Because of this, it is very difficult for the conference organizers to arrange for pickup/drop-off for the large number of delegates that arrive in a short period of time. With the information provided here, it is easy to get to Anushakti Nagar on your own. We request you to do the same, as we are not providing local transport from the station or airport to Anushakti Nagar. Our apologies for the inconvenience this may cause, and we request your understanding and indulgence in this matter. There are as many as 3 airport terminals and 6 main rail terminals within the city. This document describes how to get to Anushakti Nagar from the main terminals and provides general tips for travel. The taxi and the auto-rickshaw are the common transport modes from the transport terminals. They are almost always available on demand. ORIENTATION Mumbai City Map (Source - IIT Bombay Website) Taxi: The taxi is the most convenient mode of travel especially when you have luggage. There are Ordinary Black and Yellow Taxi (very common) and Cool Cabs - Blue and Grey (Air-conditioned) Taxis that operates by meter plus tariff card. The meter reading is to be multiplied by approximately 13 to arrive at the fare. A 25% surcharge is applicable for travel between midnight and 5 am. A charge of Rs.10/- per large bag or suitcase is also charged. A/C taxi fares are higher. Also there are private taxis but their rates vary and a pre-negotiated rates is desirable. Approximate Multiplying Factors - Taxi Meter : 13 times (day) or 20 times (night). Insist on a tariff card. Use Prepaid, wherever possible. Prepaid fares may be higher, but more convenient as payment is done under supervision. Auto Rickshaw: The three wheeler auto-rickshaws (also colored yellow and black) ply in the suburbs of Mumbai and are useful to get to IIT from nearby local train stations where taxis may not be readily available. Approximate Multiplying Factors - Auto Rickshaw Meter : The Reading is multiplied by 10, and 2 deducted to arrive at the fare. For example if the meter reading is 5.60, then 5.60 x 10 = 56 - 2 = Fare Rs. 54/- Night fares calculated as Meter reading x 1.25. Insist on a tariff card. Reaching IIT from Airport Terminus 1. Santacruz terminal A (Indian Airlines flight) 2. Santacruz terminal B (All other domestic airlines) 3. Sahar International Terminal (all international flights and some night domestic flights run or Air India). A prepaid taxi service counter is at the exit and is recommended. The approximate distance is 25 km and the fare is not more than Rs.200/-. Auto rickshaws are also available from from the stand ahead.
Reaching Anushakti Nagar from Rail Terminus
Long Distance Bus Services The nearest convenient local railway station is Mankhurd (on Central Harbour Line) & Kurla (on Central Main Line). Exit on the east side. Auto fare from Kurla will be about Rs. 30-35. Auto fare from Mankhurd Stn will be about Rs. 10-15. Bandra is the closest
station on the Western Local line from where you can take an auto rickshaw
(Approx Rs. 70) or BEST bus 505 Ltd from Bandra Bus Stn (W) or 371 from Bandra
Terminus/Bandra Stn (E).
Location Map (Map is Schematic - not to scale) ![]() In case of an emergency, contact telephone: 34255828 or 25724089. Have an enjoyable and a safe journey! See you at the conference. |
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