India's largest container port — the west-coast gateway for Europe, Gulf & Americas cargo.
Jawaharlal Nehru Port (Nhava Sheva, JNPT), near Mumbai, is India's largest container port and its main west-coast gateway, with calls from nearly every major shipping line.
For Nepal it matters most for cargo originating in Europe, the Middle East and the Americas, which reaches India's west coast faster than the east. The inland haul to Nepal is long (~1,800+ km), handled by rail (Container Corporation of India) or road, usually routed to the Birgunj dry port.
Inland leg to Birgunj ICD: ~1,850 km · ~6–9 days (after port release). Mode: Rail (Concor) / road.
Feeds the Birgunj ICD.
Transit times and distances are indicative planning ranges, not quotes — confirm with your freight forwarder. See the shipping overview for the full corridor and transit-time tables.