Ambernath

Ambernath is an industrial city located in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, situated in Maharashtra's Thane district to the east of the state capital. The city is connected by a suburban railway station and two national highways that link it to surrounding areas and facilitate transport of goods and people.

The city developed as a residential area for factory workers during the industrial expansion of the region. This growth transformed it from a small settlement into an important manufacturing center that remains integral to the broader economic development of the Mumbai area.

The Ambreshwar Shiv Temple serves as the main gathering place for religious observance and shapes the city's spiritual rhythm. People of different faiths—Hindu, Buddhist, and Muslim—maintain their own places of worship throughout the city, reflecting the community's diverse beliefs.

The city is well accessible by public transportation and offers a range of accommodation options to suit different budgets. Visitors should plan trips around peak hours and take advantage of local bus services and train connections available throughout the area.

A historic matchbox manufacturing plant has shaped the industrial character of the city for decades and remains one of India's largest facilities of its kind. This factory was a primary employer for generations and influenced the daily rhythm of local communities.

Location: Ambarnath taluka

Elevation above the sea: 35 m

Part of: Mumbai Metropolitan Region

GPS coordinates: 19.20156,73.20048

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:39