Mumbai – Ahmedabad
Connecting India’s financial capital with one of Gujarat's major commercial hubs, this route is a game-changer for business travellers. With a journey time of around five and a half hours, it's possible to leave Mumbai early in the morning, attend meetings
in Ahmedabad, and return the same evening. This service, known for its speed and efficiency, runs six days a week and has become a vital corridor for professionals who need to travel between the two bustling cities without an overnight stay.
Chennai – Mysuru
This route links Tamil Nadu’s capital with the cultural heart of Karnataka in about six and a half hours. It’s ideal for tourists looking to make a quick day trip to explore the historic Mysuru Palace and other landmarks, or for professionals commuting between these two southern powerhouses. The service offers a comfortable and scenic journey, making it a popular choice for both leisure and work-related travel, effectively bridging two of South India's most important cities.
New Delhi – Varanasi
As the inaugural Vande Bharat route, this service connects the national capital with the spiritual city of Varanasi in approximately eight hours. While a same-day return is tight, it allows for a focused pilgrimage or a quick business trip. Passengers can travel to Varanasi for important rituals or meetings and head back to Delhi by the late evening train. The train stops at key cities like Kanpur and Prayagraj, enhancing connectivity across Uttar Pradesh.
New Delhi – Amb Andaura
This service brings the foothills of Himachal Pradesh closer to the national capital. The journey to Amb Andaura in Una district takes just over five hours, making it perfect for travellers heading towards destinations in Himachal. This route is a boon for tourists and those visiting family, providing a fast and convenient alternative to road travel. It operates six days a week, strengthening the link between Delhi and the northern state.
Mumbai – Solapur
In about six and a half hours, this Vande Bharat Express connects Mumbai with Solapur, a key textile and commercial centre in Maharashtra. The convenient timings allow for a full day of activities in Solapur before the return journey. This has proven beneficial for traders and business travellers who frequent the region. The train operates six days a week, providing a reliable and speedy option for intercity commutes within the state.
Secunderabad – Visakhapatnam
Connecting the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad with the port city of Visakhapatnam, this route takes about eight and a half hours. It serves as a crucial link between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, catering to a mix of business travellers, tech professionals, and tourists. The service stops at major hubs like Warangal, Khammam, and Vijayawada, boosting regional connectivity and allowing for efficient day-long business engagements.
Lucknow – Saharanpur
A recent addition, this route connects the capital of Uttar Pradesh with the state's western region in under eight hours. It provides a vital link for commuters travelling between Lucknow and key cities like Bareilly and Moradabad. The morning departure from Lucknow and afternoon arrival in Saharanpur allows just enough time for essential work before catching a return service, streamlining travel within India's most populous state.
Dehradun – Anand Vihar (Delhi)
With a travel time of under five hours, this route has made same-day returns between Delhi and the capital of Uttarakhand a reality. It is immensely popular among weekend tourists heading to nearby hill stations like Mussoorie and professionals with work in Dehradun. The service has significantly cut down on the arduous road journey, offering a comfortable and time-saving alternative that enhances regional tourism and commerce.
