Is there a direct train?

No, you usually need to change at Bandel or Bardhaman.

What is the best time to visit?

Winter months from October to March are ideal.

Yes, private taxis can be hired from the station.

Is it safe for solo travelers?

Yes, it is generally safe during daylight hours.

It is approximately 10 km from Rampurhat.

Rampurhat

Train

Dhatrigram to Rampurhat

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Dhatrigram to Rampurhat covers approximately 160 km through the heart of West Bengal. The most efficient way to travel is via the Eastern Railway network, connecting Dhatrigram station to Rampurhat Junction. You will pass through major hubs like Bolpur and Sainthia. The route is characterized by lush paddy fields and rural landscapes. Expect a travel time of roughly 4 hours depending on the train schedule.

Total Distance: 160 km by road, 145 km straight-line.

Fastest Way

Train, taking 4 hours with a change at Bandel or Bardhaman.

Cheapest Way

Train, costing approximately 120 INR for a sleeper class ticket.

Compare Dhatrigram to Rampurhat Routes

Train

Connecting

Duration

4 hours

Avg Price

120-200 INR

Operator

Eastern Railway

Route

Dhatrigram - Bandel - Bolpur - Sainthia - Rampurhat

Book your tickets via the IRCTC portal at least a week in advance.

Travel Tips

Train Booking
Always check the live train status on the NTES app before heading to the station.
Local Transport
Auto-rickshaws are the primary mode of transport within Rampurhat town.
Food
Try the local sweets like 'Sitabhog' and 'Mihidana' available at railway stations.
Language
Bengali is the primary language, but basic English and Hindi are understood.
Connectivity
Carry a power bank as long-distance trains may not have charging points in all coaches.

Safety Tips

Station Safety
Keep your luggage locked and under your seat at all times.
Night Travel
Avoid traveling late at night if you are unfamiliar with the local bus routes.
Emergency
Save the local police station number in your phone contacts.
Valuables
Do not display expensive jewelry or large amounts of cash in public.