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Tumsar Road Junction (TMR) is a major railway station in Maharashtra, located on the Gondia Road (NH 753). The station boasts five platforms and is well-equipped with basic amenities like waiting rooms, toilets, and drinking water facilities. It serves as a crucial transport hub for the region, connecting travelers to nearby cities and towns. TourismTumsar Road Hanuman Mandir, a revered temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Baba Saheb Maharaj Samadhi, a shrine commemorating a local saint. Sri Ram Mandir, a temple dedicated to Lord Rama, known for its peaceful atmosphere. Tumsar Road Mosque, a prominent place of worship for the Muslim community. The Sai Baba Temple, a popular shrine dedicated to Sai Baba, visited by devotees from across the region. FoodShree Ram Bhojanalaya, a popular spot for vegetarian thalis and snacks. Raju’s Dhaba, serving delicious vegetarian dishes like paneer tikka masala and dal makhani. Sagar Restaurant, known for its fresh and flavorful vegetarian curries and snacks. Shri Krishna Restaurant, offering a wide variety of vegetarian dishes, including South Indian fare. Jai Shree Krishna, a local favorite for its vegetarian meals and street-style snacks. | ||
Station AddressOff. Gondia Road (NH 753), Tumsar Road, Stationtoli, District Bhandara - 441 913 State: Maharashtra Elevation: 285 m above sea level Type: Junction Category: NSG-5Zone: SECR/South East Central Division: Nagpur No Recent News for TMR/Tumsar Road Junction Nearby Stations in the News | Nagpur Sonegaon Airport/NAG: 82 km Number of Platforms: 5 Number of Halting Trains: 42 Number of Originating Trains: 3 Number of Terminating Trains: 3 | 1 Follows Rating: 2.5/5 (11 votes) cleanliness - good (2) porters/escalators - average (2) food - poor (1) transportation - average (1) lodging - poor (1) railfanning - poor (1) sightseeing - poor (1) safety - good (2) |
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