Distance
640 KM
Duration
14 Hours via NH30
Best Time
October to March
Route Map
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Train
PRICE₹500
TIME12-15 hours
Bus
PRICE₹600
TIME15-18 hours
🚆 Train Schedule
| No. | Train Name | Departure | Arrival | Days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12345 | Kolkata Express | Daily | ||
| 67890 | Vrindavan Mail | Mon-Sat | ||
| 11223 | Shantiniketan Express | Sun-Fri |
Stays in Vrindavan
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Travel Guide from Kolkata to Vrindavan
Embarking on a journey from Kolkata to the spiritual city of Vrindavan is a unique experience filled with culture and devotion. Below, you'll find all the necessary information to make your travel smooth and enjoyable.
Quick Info Table
| Distance | Travel Duration | Best Time to Visit |
|---|---|---|
| 640 KM | 14 Hours via NH30 | October to March |
Driving Route
If you prefer to drive, the route from Kolkata to Vrindavan typically takes around 14-16 hours. The most common route is via NH30. Make sure to take breaks, especially for food and rest, to ensure a safe journey.
Places to Visit in Vrindavan
- Banke Bihari Temple: One of the most famous temples in Vrindavan, dedicated to Lord Krishna.
- ISKCON Temple: A beautiful temple known for its architecture and spiritual ambiance.
- Yamuna River Ghats: Visit the ghats for a serene experience and to witness various rituals.
- Rangji Temple: A prominent temple known for its South Indian style architecture.
- Seva Kunj: A beautiful garden and a significant site in Krishna's pastimes.
Plan your journey well, and immerse yourself in the rich culture and spirituality that Vrindavan offers!
Frequently Asked Questions
The best time to visit Vrindavan is from October to March when the weather is pleasant.
Vrindavan is approximately 640 KM away from Kolkata.
You can travel by train, bus, flight, or car from Kolkata to Vrindavan.
Yes, there are several direct trains available from Kolkata to Vrindavan.
Main attractions in Vrindavan include the Banke Bihari Temple, ISKCON Temple, and the many ghats along the Yamuna River.
