Is there a direct train?

Yes, several trains connect Damoh to Delhi.

How long is the journey?

It takes about 13-15 hours by train.

Is it better to drive?

Driving is long; train is generally more comfortable.

Where do trains arrive?

Most trains arrive at Hazrat Nizamuddin or New Delhi station.

No direct flights from Damoh; you must travel to Jabalpur or Bhopal.

Damoh

Delhi

Train Driving

Damoh to Delhi

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Damoh to Delhi spans approximately 750 kilometers, connecting the heart of Madhya Pradesh to the national capital. Rail is the most preferred mode, with several long-distance trains passing through Damoh on their way to Delhi. By road, the journey takes you through the northern plains via NH 44. Expect a travel time of 12 to 15 hours. This route is a vital link for trade and tourism.

Total Distance: Driving distance is 750 km and straight-line air distance is 620 km.

Fastest Way

Train, taking about 13 hours.

Cheapest Way

Train, costing approximately 500 INR in sleeper class.

Compare Damoh to Delhi Routes

	Train Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	13 hours	14 hours
Avg Price	500 - 2500 INR	5000 - 8000 INR
Operator	Sampark Kranti Express	Self-drive
Route	Damoh Junction to Hazrat Nizamuddin/New Delhi	NH 44 via Jhansi and Agra
Tip	Book your tickets at least 30 days in advance for confirmed seats.	The Yamuna Expressway stretch near Delhi is excellent for high-speed driving.

Travel Tips

Metro Usage
Use the Delhi Metro to avoid the city's notorious traffic congestion.
Airport Transfers
If flying out, use the Airport Express Line for a quick commute.
Street Food
Try the famous parathas in Chandni Chowk, but ensure hygiene.
Booking
Use apps like Uber or Ola for reliable local transport.
Weather
Carry a jacket if visiting during the winter months.

Safety Tips

Crowded Areas
Be vigilant against pickpockets in busy markets like Connaught Place.
Emergency
Keep the Delhi Police helpline number saved.
Night Safety
Avoid walking alone in deserted areas late at night.
Scams
Be wary of touts offering 'cheap' tours or transport services.