Digha to Kolkata Trains

Several trains are running from Digha to Kolkata based on your travel and budget preferences. Booking train tickets from Digha to Kolkata is easy and convenient on redRail, an IRCTC-authorized platform offering a variety of train options. You can view a list of trains, including train number, name, travel class, duration, and departure or arrival timings when booking your railway tickets.

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Digha to Kolkata Distance

There are 52 trains running from Digha to Kolkata, covering an approximate distance of 216 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly.

Digha to Kolkata Timings

The first train from Digha to Kolkata is PURI SRC SPL (02838) departing at 00:05 from Balasore (BLS).

The last train from Digha to Kolkata is PURI KOAA SPL (03102), departing at 20:45 from Balasore (BLS).

The boarding stations for all Digha to Kolkata trains are - Balasore (BLS), Digha (DGHA), Jaleswar (JER)

Deboarding stations at Kolkata - Dankuni Junction (DKAE), Howrah Junction (HWH), Tamluk (TMZ), Kolkata (KOAA), Shalimar Kolkata (SHM), Santragachi Junction (SRC)

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