Patna to Delhi Trains

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

There are 45 trains running from Patna to Delhi, covering an approximate distance of 1008 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly.

Patna to Delhi Timings

The first train from Patna to Delhi is SIKKIMMAHANANDA (15483) departing at 03:25 from Patna Junction (PNBE).

The last train from Patna to Delhi is SWATANTRA S EXP (12561), departing at 23:05 from Sonpur Junction (SEE).

The boarding stations for all Patna to Delhi trains are - Patliputra Junction (PPTA), Muzaffarpur Junction (MFP), Hajipur Junction (HJP), Sonpur Junction (SEE), Patna Junction (PNBE), Chhapra Junction (CPR)

Deboarding stations at Delhi - Old Delhi Junction (DLI), Anand Vihar Terminal (ANVT), New Delhi (NDLS)

Delhi, the capital city of India, represents a mini-India as it is home to people of different ethnicities, religions, nationalities, and cultures. It is also one of the major historic cities in the country. From the humongous Red Fort to the old lanes of Chandni Chowk, the place is steeped in history. Indira Gandhi International Airport is located 15 km southwest of the city centre.

The city is known for its special Northern delicacies, including the street-side "chole bhature". Thanks to Delhi University, IIT Delhi, and several other top companies and businesses, it is also an educational and industrial hub. Delhi also has several railway stations; the most popular ones are Delhi Junction and New Delhi.

Both stations receive several trains from different parts of the country. With valid train tickets, passengers can quickly come to the city from outstation places. Delhi Junction receives passenger and express trains throughout the day. Sixteen trains operate from Patna to Delhi, of which five are during the day while the remaining 11 depart at night.

Delhi is one of the best cities for travellers and explorers. On the one hand, it has preserved its historic treasures, including the Red Fort, Humayun's Tomb, Lodhi Gardens, and many more. On the other hand, the place is known for several markets and national treasures. So, once you complete the train ticket booking, make an itinerary of the places to visit.

The Garden of Five Senses

Sprawled over 20 acres, the Garden of Five Senses is one of the notable places to visit in Delhi. It was constructed on undulating terrain, featuring different gardening and landscaping styles, including the Mughal style. Several pools of water lilies, bamboo, herbs, and other plant species can be seen here.

Red Fort

The Red Fort, or Lal Qila, is among India's most-famous monuments built by the Mughals. All the Mughal emperors lived here until 1857 when the British army conquered the fort and made it the seat of politics and administration. It was built using red sandstone, and the citadel construction took over a decade to complete.

Humayun's Tomb

Humayun's Tomb is located in northern Delhi. You can visit it between 8 AM and 6 PM by paying an entry fee of INR 10. The site is a memorial and an ode to one of the most extraordinary Mughal emperors, Humayun, who was fierce and known for his love for nature and literature.

Chandni Chowk

If you want to explore old Delhi and its vibrant culture, no other place will be as enjoyable as Chandni Chowk. It is famous for markets where you can find almost everything at excellent prices. It extends from Lahori Gate to Fatehpur Masjid, covering most of Old Delhi.

Tughlaqabad Fort

Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq constructed the Tughlaqabad Fort in 1327. Initially, it had 52 gates, but after ruins, only 13 gates are still intact. An underground passage is built in the fort, with a higher point housing the citadel and a clock tower.

Hauz Khas

Called Mehek ka Chota Quila, Hauz Khas is a fusion of urban and rural lifestyles. You can take a stroll in the surrounding parks, namely Green Park and Gulmohar Park. Although the entire place is divided into many blocks, Mayfair Gardens and Hauz Khas Village are notable places to explore here.

It takes about 14 hours on average for trains to travel between Patna and Delhi. There are several stops in between, which include:

• Danapur (DNR)
• Ara Junction (ARA)
• Buxar (BXR)
• Dd Upadhyaya Junction (DDU)
• Prayagraj Junction (PRYJ)
• Kanpur Central (CNB)
• Etawah Junction (ETW)
• Tundla Junction (TDL)
• Aligarh Junction (ALJN)

Ensure to check the halt time at each station, so you can get enough time to deboard the train and get something to eat or drink. Usually, trains stop for a longer time at junctions like Kanpur Central junction.

As Patna and Delhi are busy cities, reaching the railway station will take a lot of work. Thus, you can use the metro to get there earlier. Public transport is the second best option if the metro is unavailable.

For Patna

At present, there is no metro station near Patna railway station. However, DMRC has approved the design for an interchangeable metro station near the railway through two corridors. Once the construction is complete, it will become more accessible for people to reach the railway station on time.

For Delhi

Delhi metro is supposedly the most advanced and well-connected transit corridor. The New Delhi metro station is located near the railway station in New Delhi on the Yellow Line. Its Gate No 1 is approximately a distance of 1 minute from the railway station. You can also choose the Orange Line that starts from Dwarka Sector 21.