In addition to operating Mail/Express and Superfast trains, Indian Railways runs Janshatabdi Express and Kolkata Rajdhani from Patna Junction to Howrah Junction. The earliest train from Patna Junction (PNBE) to Howrah Junction (HWH) is Himgiri Express, which departs at 1:45 a.m., whereas the last train is Vibhuti Express, which leaves at 10:35 p.m. Also, some of the trains that originate from Patna Junction (PNBE) run up to Sealdah (SDAH), Shalimar (SHM) and Kolkata (KOAA). While most of the Patna to Howrah trains run from Patna Junction, one train originates from Rajendra Nagar Terminal (RJPB) as well. Further, a Patna Junction (PNBE) to Howrah Junction (HWH) train needs 8 hours to 14 hours to reach its destination.Īt present, there are as many as 21 trains plying from different stations in Patna to various stations in Howrah, but only 10 trains run directly between Patna Junction (PNBE) and Howrah Junction (HWH). While the shortest distance traveled by a Patna Junction (PNBE) to Howrah Junction (HWH) train is 532 km, the longest one stretches up to 642 km. Moreover, it offers opportunities to witness the cultural and natural diversity of India. Traveling from the capital of Bihar, Patna, to the City of Joy, Kolkata, by train is undoubtedly an enriching experience for many. Trip to Kolkata will be incomplete without exploring Eden Garden and Victoria Memorial. Few trains like Poorva Express and Anvt Sdah EXP halt at Asansol Jn and Kiul Jn respectively where you can grab a quick meal. The earliest train leaving Patna at 01:10 is Himgiri Express while Vibhuti Express, the last train leaves at 22:35. Duronto Express is the only train that runs between Patna and Kolkata without any halts. Jasidih Jn, Kiul Jn and Madhupur Jn are major stations in this route and most trains pass through them. Himgiri Express, ASR HWH Express, Kolkata Rjdhni, Janshatabdi EXP, Poorva Express and more operate directly between Patna Jn and Howrah Jn. It takes an alternate route and passes through the states of Rajasthan, Jammu and Kashmir, Haryana, Assam and Uttar Pradesh.
Anvt Sdah EXP is the slowest among all the trains that run along this route covering a distance of 642 kms in 18 hours and 55 mins.
It departs from Patna Jn at 04:40 and reaches Howrah Jn at 12:15 on the same day. It is advised to book in advance if you are planning to travel by this train, as it is available only on Sat. The Kolkata Rjdhni takes the least amount of time to reach the destination by covering a distance of 532 kms in 07 hours and 35 mins. The serene waters of Rabindra Sarovar Lake, Subash Sarovar, Charu Babur Jheel, Dighirpar Lake in Kolkata bring peace to the mind. Also, one may get to view a clear sky around this time. Kolkata experiences a temperature of 22☌ during the day which can drop to 12☌ at night. The journey includes travel through the states of Bihar, West Bengal, Jharkhand and more. 20 trains are accessible from Patna to get to Kolkata.
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