How to Reach Parli Vaijnath
Plan your visit to Shri Vaijnath Jyotirling Temple in Parli Vaijnath, Beed district, Maharashtra. Find information about the nearest railway station, bus stand, nearby cities and airports before you travel.
Choose the Best Way to Reach the Temple
Parli Vaijnath can be reached by train, bus and road. Air travellers will need onward road or rail transport from a nearby airport.
Parli Vaijnath
Station code: PRLI. Located in Parli town.
View station on map ↗Parli Central Bus Stand
The local MSRTC (ST) bus stand serves Parli and surrounding towns.
View bus stand on map ↗Latur
A useful nearby city for planning onward road or rail travel.
Check route from Latur ↗Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
The Maharashtra Government lists this airport at approximately 225 km from the temple.
Check airport route ↗Parli Vaijnath Railway Station
Parli Vaijnath Railway Station (PRLI) is the main railway station serving the town and is the most convenient starting point for many pilgrims arriving by train.
After arriving, you can use a local auto-rickshaw or taxi to continue to Shri Vaijnath Jyotirling Temple. Confirm your train's current timetable, stopping pattern and availability before departure.
The station is within Parli town. Check the live map for the current road route and distance from the station exit.
Check trains and tickets on IRCTC ↗
Arrive at Parli Vaijnath
Use station code PRLI when searching for train services.
Open station location ↗Travel by State Bus
Parli's central ST bus stand is a useful arrival point for road travellers.
Open bus stand location ↗Parli Vaijnath Central Bus Stand
Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC), commonly known as the ST service, connects Parli with towns and cities across the region. Private bus operators may also offer services on selected routes.
The Parli Vaijnath Central Bus Stand is the main local bus terminal. Once you arrive, ask locally for an auto-rickshaw or other transport to the temple.
- Check the boarding and drop-off points before booking.
- Confirm the latest departure times with the bus operator.
- Allow extra travel time during major pilgrimage periods.
Nearest Airports to Consider
Parli does not have a major commercial airport in the town. If you are flying, compare airport routes and flight availability before choosing your onward journey.
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar Airport
Aurangabad Airport · IXU
This airport is listed by the Maharashtra Government as an airport serving the temple. From the airport, arrange a taxi, bus connection or other onward transport to Parli Vaijnath.
Check road route ↗Nanded Airport
Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Airport · NDC
Check whether suitable flights operate for your travel dates. If flying into Nanded, compare onward road and train connections to Parli before booking.
Check route from Nanded ↗Latur Airport
Latur, Maharashtra
Latur is a nearby regional city, but flight options may be limited. Verify commercial flight availability and airport operations for your dates before planning around this airport.
Check route from Latur ↗Important: The closest airport geographically is not always the most practical airport for your trip. Flight availability, operating status, road conditions and onward connections can change. Check these before making reservations.
Nearby Cities and Regional Hubs
These towns and cities can help you plan a connecting journey. Use the map links to check the actual road route from your starting point.
Parli Vaijnath
The temple town itself, with a railway station and central bus stand.
Latur
A nearby regional city to consider for road and rail connections.
Beed
The district headquarters of Beed district, Maharashtra.
Parbhani
A regional rail and road hub that may be useful for alternative connections.
A Few Helpful Travel Tips
Prepare the essentials before beginning your pilgrimage to Parli Vaijnath.
Confirm your train or bus schedule with the official operator.
Use Google Maps to check the current route and road conditions.
Arrange local transport from the station, bus stand or airport.
During festivals, allow additional time for traffic and crowds.