Kolkata to Digha Trains

Several trains are running from Kolkata to Digha based on your travel and budget preferences. Booking train tickets from Kolkata to Digha 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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Kolkata to Digha Distance

There are 39 trains running from Kolkata to Digha, covering an approximate distance of 216 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly.

Kolkata to Digha Timings

The first train from Kolkata to Digha is GHY SC EXPRESS (12514) departing at 00:15 from Dankuni Junction (DKAE).

The last train from Kolkata to Digha is CHENNAI MAIL (12839), departing at 23:55 from Howrah Junction (HWH).

The boarding stations for all Kolkata to Digha trains are - Dankuni Junction (DKAE), Howrah Junction (HWH), Tamluk (TMZ), Rajchandrapur (RCD), Shalimar Kolkata (SHM), Santragachi Junction (SRC)

Deboarding stations at Digha - Balasore (BLS), Digha (DGHA), Jaleswar (JER)

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• Howrah Railway Station
  The Howrah Railway Station is situated on the west bank of the Hooghly River. This station is very important and also the oldest railway station in Kolkata. The Howrah Railway Station helps the long-distance and intercity lines from Howrah and Kolkata to other cities in India.Station code - HWHSize - 23 platforms, 25 tracks
• Sealdah Railway Station
  Functioning since 1862, the Sealdah Railway Station is the most crowded and busiest station in India.Station code - SDAHSize - 20 platforms, 20 tracks
• Kolkata Railway Station
  Newly commissioned in 2006, Kolkata Railway Station was once called Chitpur Station. Compared to Howrah and Sealdah Stations, Kolkata Station is relatively small.Station code - KOAASize - 5 platforms, 5 tracks
• Shalimar Railway Station
  Shalimar station was built in, and it is a small railway station situated in Howrah, far from the city center.Station code - SHMSize - 2 platforms, 2 tracks