  We report X-ray observations of the High Mass X-ray Binary (HMXB) pulsar 4U
1907+09. Spectral and Timing analysis of the source has been performed using
NuSTAR observation. Timing analysis of the photon events revealed the coherent
X-ray pulsation of the source with a pulse period of $442.92\;\pm\;0.03$ s. It
is observed that the source is spinning down at a rate of $0.1971(4) s
yr^{-1}$. The pulse profile is characterized by a decaying amplitude of the
secondary peak and relative growth in the amplitude of the primary peak with an
increase in energy. The broad-band spectral coverage of NuSTAR has been used to
observe multiple absorption features in the X-ray continuum of the source. We
confirm the presence of two prominent cyclotron absorption features at $\sim
17$ keV and $\sim 38$ keV respectively. In addition, we have detected an
absorption-line feature at $\sim 8$ keV, with an equivalent width of $\sim 1.3$
keV. The variation of the spectral parameters with pulse phase has been
observed using phase-resolved spectroscopy and the relevant variabilities of
the parameters have been discussed with the underlying physical implications.
The continuum evolution and variations in spectral parameters have also been
studied by time-resolved spectroscopy.
