Is there a direct train?

No, you must change at Moradabad or Delhi.

How long does it take by road?

It takes approximately 20 hours depending on traffic.

Indore has an airport, but you must fly from Delhi or Lucknow.

Yes, it is considered one of the safest cities in India.

What is the best way to travel?

Train is the most comfortable and cost-effective method.

Bilari

Indore

Train Driving

Bilari to Indore

Updated: 22 May 2026

The journey from Bilari to the cleanest city of India, Indore, covers approximately 950 km. You will first reach Moradabad Junction to catch a train towards Central India. The route typically passes through Agra and Gwalior. If you choose to drive, the journey via NH 52 offers a smooth ride through the heart of Madhya Pradesh. Indore is a culinary paradise, making the long journey well worth the effort for food enthusiasts.

Total Distance: 950 km by road, 800 km straight-line.

Fastest Way

Train, taking approximately 18 hours.

Cheapest Way

Sleeper class train, costing around 900 INR.

Compare Bilari to Indore Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	18 hours	20 hours
Avg Price	900 - 3000 INR	7000 - 12000 INR
Operator	Indian Railways (via Moradabad)	Personal Vehicle
Route	Moradabad Junction to Indore Junction	NH 52 via Gwalior and Bhopal
Tip	Trains via Agra are generally more frequent.	The roads in Madhya Pradesh are well-maintained for long drives.

Travel Tips

Food
Don't miss the Poha-Jalebi breakfast, a staple of Indore.
Transport
Use the local iBus service for efficient and cheap city travel.
Booking
Book train tickets early as Indore is a major educational and business hub.
Weather
Indore can get quite hot in summer; plan your travel accordingly.
Navigation
Download offline maps as some rural stretches might have weak signals.

Safety Tips

Crowds
Be careful in crowded markets like Sarafa Bazaar during peak hours.
Night Travel
Avoid driving on state highways late at night.
Emergency
Keep the contact details of your hotel and local emergency services saved.
Health
Carry basic medicines for common travel ailments.