Gwalior
Gwalior
Train

Dharala to Gwalior

Updated: 28 May 2026

Gwalior is famous for its massive hilltop fort. To reach Gwalior from Dharala, you must travel to Howrah and board a train heading towards North India. The rail route passes through the heart of the country. Driving involves taking NH 19 and NH 44. The total distance is approximately 1200 km. Expect a travel time of 22 to 25 hours by train.

Total Distance: 1200 km by road, 1050 km air distance.
Fastest Way
Express trains like Chambal Express.
Cheapest Way
Sleeper class train ticket.
Compare Dharala to Gwalior Routes
Train
Direct
Duration
23 hours
Avg Price
950 - 3000 INR
Operator
Chambal Express
Route
Howrah Junction to Gwalior Junction via Mughalsarai and Agra.

Book tickets well in advance as this is a busy route.

Travel Tips
  • Local Transport
    Auto-rickshaws and cycle rickshaws are available for local travel.
  • Food
    Try the famous Gwalior bedai and jalebi.
  • Connectivity
    Gwalior is a major railway junction on the Delhi-Mumbai line.
  • Accommodation
    Stay near the railway station for convenience.
  • Shopping
    Buy Chanderi silk and local handicrafts.
Safety Tips
  • Fort Safety
    Be careful while walking on the steep paths of the fort.
  • Night Travel
    Avoid traveling on highways at night.
  • Water
    Drink only bottled water.
  • Emergency
    Keep the local police contact number saved.
People Also Ask
  • Is Gwalior safe?
    Yes, it is a major city and generally safe for tourists.
  • What is the main attraction?
    The Gwalior Fort is the primary attraction.
  • How to reach from airport?
    Taxis are available from the Gwalior airport.
  • Are there direct trains?
    Yes, several trains connect Howrah to Gwalior.
  • Is it a historical city?
    Yes, it has a rich history dating back centuries.
Quick Info
  • From Dharala, West Bengal, India
  • To Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India
  • Modes
Best Time to Travel

October to March for pleasant weather.

Things to Do in Gwalior
1
Gwalior Fort
Explore this massive fort which is one of the largest in India. It houses several palaces and temples.
2
Jai Vilas Palace
Visit this opulent palace which is now a museum showcasing royal artifacts.
3
Tansen Tomb
Pay respects at the tomb of the legendary musician Tansen.
4
Sun Temple
Visit this beautiful temple inspired by the Konark Sun Temple.
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