Is there a direct train?

Yes, several trains connect Garhwa Road to New Delhi.

How long does it take?

By train, it takes about 17 hours.

There is no airport in Garhwa; you would need to travel to Ranchi first.

What is the best route?

NH 19 is the standard route for road travel.

Are there hotels near the station?

Yes, there are many options in Paharganj and Connaught Place.

Delhi

Train Driving

Garhwa to Delhi

Updated: 22 May 2026

The journey from Garhwa to Delhi covers a significant distance of approximately 1000 kilometers. You can take a direct train from Garhwa Road Junction to New Delhi or Old Delhi railway stations. Driving is a long-haul trip, typically taking 18 to 20 hours via NH 19 and the Yamuna Expressway. Delhi, the national capital, offers a vast array of historical sites and modern amenities. Planning your travel in advance is essential for such a long distance.

Total Distance: Driving distance is 1000 km; straight-line air distance is 850 km.

Fastest Way

Train, taking approximately 17 hours.

Cheapest Way

Train, costing around 800 INR for sleeper class.

Compare Garhwa to Delhi Routes

	Train Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	17 hours	20 hours
Avg Price	800 - 2500 INR	8000 - 12000 INR
Operator	Jharkhand Sampark Kranti Express	Private Taxi
Route	Garhwa Road Junction to New Delhi	NH 19 and Yamuna Expressway
Tip	Book AC classes for a more comfortable long-distance journey.	Plan for at least two overnight stops if driving alone.

Travel Tips

Train Booking
Use the IRCTC app to track your train status in real-time.
Road Travel
The Yamuna Expressway is excellent, but watch out for speed limits.
Local Transport
The Delhi Metro is the most efficient way to navigate the city.
Food
Try the street food in Old Delhi, but ensure it is from a hygienic stall.
Weather
Carry light cotton clothes for summer and heavy woolens for winter.

Safety Tips

Station Safety
Be cautious of touts at New Delhi railway station.
Driving
Avoid driving in Delhi during peak traffic hours (8-10 AM and 6-8 PM).
Emergency
Keep the Delhi Police helpline number (100) saved.
Personal Safety
Use registered cabs like BluSmart or Uber for late-night travel.