Is there a direct train to Delhi?

Yes, many direct trains connect Bharuch to Delhi.

How long is the drive?

It takes about 18 hours by car.

What is the best time to visit?

Winter is the most pleasant time.

Yes, private and state buses are available.

Yes, it is safe for travelers if basic precautions are taken.

Bharuch

Delhi

Train Driving

Bharuch to Delhi

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Bharuch to Delhi covers about 1000 km, connecting the industrial heart of Gujarat to the national capital. You can travel via the main rail line passing through Vadodara and Jaipur or drive along the NH 48. The route is well-connected and offers a smooth travel experience. Trains are the most efficient mode of transport for this long distance. Expect a travel time of around 16 hours by train.

Total Distance: 1000 km by road, 850 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Train, taking approximately 15 hours.

Cheapest Way

Train, costing around 900 INR in sleeper class.

Compare Bharuch to Delhi Routes

	Train Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	15 hours	18 hours
Avg Price	900-2500 INR	8000-12000 INR
Operator	Golden Temple Mail or Rajdhani	Personal Car
Route	Bharuch Junction to New Delhi/Hazrat Nizamuddin via Vadodara and Kota.	NH 48 via Ahmedabad, Udaipur, and Jaipur.
Tip	Rajdhani is the fastest and most comfortable option.	The highway is excellent but expect heavy traffic near Delhi.

Travel Tips

Local Transport
The Delhi Metro is the most efficient way to travel within the city.
Food
Try the street food at Chandni Chowk for an authentic experience.
Booking
Book train tickets well in advance as this is a high-demand route.
Connectivity
Delhi is well-connected by rail, road, and air to all major cities.
Weather
Delhi experiences extreme weather; pack accordingly for the season.

Safety Tips

Road Safety
If driving, be cautious of heavy traffic and aggressive drivers in Delhi.
Public Spaces
Keep your belongings secure in crowded metro stations and markets.
Emergency
Keep local emergency numbers saved in your phone.
Health
Drink only bottled water and be cautious with street food hygiene.