Train
Flight
Bankot to Kolkata
Updated: 28 May 2026
To reach Kolkata from Bankot, you must first reach Mumbai. From Mumbai, you have the option of a direct flight to Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport or a long-distance train journey. The train journey from Mumbai to Kolkata (Howrah/Sealdah) takes approximately 26-30 hours. Kolkata is well-connected to the rest of India, making it a major transit point.
Total Distance: 2000 km by road, 1650 km air distance.
Fastest Way
Direct flight from Mumbai to Kolkata.
Cheapest Way
Sleeper class train from Mumbai to Kolkata.
Compare Bankot to Kolkata Routes
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Direct
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Direct
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| Duration | 28 hours | 2 hours 45 mins |
| Avg Price | 2000-4500 INR | 5000-10000 INR |
| Operator | Gitanjali Express | IndiGo |
| Route | Mumbai CSMT to Howrah | Mumbai to Kolkata |
| Tip | Gitanjali Express is a reliable and popular choice. | Book early for the best fares. |
Travel Tips
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Local TransportUse the Kolkata Metro for fast and cheap travel.
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FoodTry the famous Kolkata Biryani and Rosogolla.
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ConnectivityTaxis are easily available throughout the city.
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BookingBook train tickets well in advance via IRCTC.
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WeatherCarry light cotton clothes for summer.
Safety Tips
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General SafetyBe aware of your surroundings in crowded areas.
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Taxi SafetyUse yellow taxis and ensure the meter is running.
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Night TravelAvoid walking alone in isolated areas at night.
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HealthStay hydrated during the humid summer.
People Also Ask
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How long is the flight?The flight from Mumbai to Kolkata is about 2.5 to 3 hours.
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Is there a direct train?Yes, several trains run from Mumbai to Kolkata.
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What is the best time to visit?Winter is the most pleasant time.
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Are there buses?Buses are not practical for this distance.
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Is Kolkata safe?Yes, it is generally safe for tourists.
Quick Info
- From Bankot, Maharashtra, India
- To Kolkata, West Bengal, India
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Modes
Best Time to Travel
October to March for pleasant weather.
Things to Do in Kolkata
1
Victoria Memorial
A grand marble building dedicated to Queen Victoria. It is a symbol of Kolkata's colonial history.
2
Howrah Bridge
An iconic cantilever bridge over the Hooghly River. It is a must-see landmark.
3
Indian Museum
The oldest and largest museum in India. It houses rare collections of antiques and fossils.
4
Park Street
Famous for its restaurants, cafes, and nightlife. It is the heart of the city's social life.
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