Is Bhavnagar safe for tourists?

Yes, Bhavnagar is generally considered safe for travelers.

What is the best way to travel from Ujjain?

Train is the most comfortable option, while road is faster.

Are there direct flights?

Yes, Bhavnagar has an airport with flights to major cities.

What is the distance from Ujjain?

Bhavnagar is about 600 km from Ujjain.

Is the road route scenic?

Yes, the stretch through the rural areas of Gujarat is quite beautiful.

Bhavnagar

Train Driving

Ingoriya to Bhavnagar

Updated: 23 May 2026

The route from Ingoriya to Bhavnagar covers approximately 600 km, heading west through the border regions of Madhya Pradesh into the Saurashtra region of Gujarat. You will typically travel via Ratlam, Ahmedabad, and Dholera. The journey involves navigating state highways that connect to the major arterial NH 47. Expect a travel time of 11 to 13 hours by road. Bhavnagar is a major commercial center and is well-connected by rail.

Total Distance: 600 km by road, 520 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Private car via NH 47, taking approximately 11 hours.

Cheapest Way

State transport bus from Ujjain to Bhavnagar, costing around 900 INR.

Compare Ingoriya to Bhavnagar Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	15 hours	11 hours
Avg Price	700-1600 INR	4500-6000 INR
Operator	Indian Railways	Personal Vehicle
Route	Ujjain Junction to Bhavnagar Terminus via Ahmedabad.	Ingoriya - Ratlam - Ahmedabad - Dholera - Bhavnagar via NH 47.
Tip	Train travel is very convenient as Bhavnagar is a major station on the Western Railway line.	The road is generally good, but watch out for heavy traffic near Ahmedabad.

Travel Tips

Local Food
Try the local Gujarati dishes, especially the famous Bhavnagar gathiya.
Transport
Auto-rickshaws are the best way to get around the city; negotiate the fare beforehand.
Shopping
Bhavnagar is known for its textile and handicraft industries; look for local markets.
Connectivity
The city is well-connected by rail, making it easy to reach from major cities.
Weather
Summers can be very hot, so carry plenty of water and wear light clothing.

Safety Tips

Driving
Be cautious of heavy traffic on the highway, especially near the city limits.
Emergency
Keep the contact number of the local police station saved in your phone.
Personal Safety
Avoid traveling alone at night on the rural stretches of the highway.
Documents
Carry your ID proof at all times, especially when checking into hotels.