Is there a direct train from Majhiaon to Saharsa?

No, there is no direct train; you must change at Garhwa Road or Gaya.

Which is the nearest airport to Saharsa?

Darbhanga Airport is the nearest functional airport to Saharsa.

How long does it take by road?

It takes approximately 12 to 14 hours by car.

Are there buses available?

Yes, private and state-run buses operate from major towns like Patna to Saharsa.

Is it safe to travel at night?

It is generally advised to avoid night travel on rural roads in this region.

Saharsa

Train Driving

Majhiaon Kalan to Saharsa

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Majhiaon to Saharsa spans approximately 450 kilometers across the states of Jharkhand and Bihar. You will primarily rely on a combination of road transport to reach Garhwa Road Junction and then board a long-distance train. The route traverses through the plains of Bihar, crossing the Kosi river region. Expect a total travel time of 12 to 15 hours depending on transit connections. This route is essential for those traveling between the coal belts of Jharkhand and the floodplains of North Bihar.

Total Distance: 450 km by road, 380 km straight-line distance.

Fastest Way

Private taxi via NH 19 and NH 31, taking roughly 12 hours depending on traffic at Patna.

Cheapest Way

Train in Sleeper class, costing approximately 500 INR, is the most economical option.

Compare Majhiaon Kalan to Saharsa Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	14 hours	12 hours
Avg Price	500 - 1200 INR	4000 - 6000 INR
Operator	Garhwa Road to Saharsa Jn (Connecting)	Private Taxi
Route	Garhwa Road (GHD) - Gaya - Barauni - Saharsa (SHC)	Majhiaon - Garhwa - Aurangabad - Patna - Begusarai - Saharsa
Tip	Book your tickets well in advance via IRCTC as trains on the Barauni-Saharsa line remain heavily booked.	Ensure your vehicle is in top condition for the stretch between Aurangabad and Patna which can be congested.

Travel Tips

Train Booking
Always check the PNR status before leaving for the station as train delays are common in this sector.
Road Conditions
Avoid night driving on the state highways in Bihar due to poor lighting and unpredictable road conditions.
Connectivity
Keep a power bank handy as long-distance trains may not have functional charging points in older coaches.
Language
Learning a few basic phrases in Magahi or Maithili can help you communicate better with locals.
Hydration
Carry sufficient water and dry snacks as highway dhabas may not always meet hygiene standards.

Safety Tips

Valuables
Keep your wallet and phone in a secure inner pocket while traveling in crowded trains or buses.
Emergency Contacts
Save the local police station numbers of the districts you are passing through on your phone.
Group Travel
If possible, travel in a group, especially when taking late-night transport options.
Vehicle Safety
If driving, ensure you have a spare tire and basic tool kit for emergencies on isolated stretches.