Is there a train to Modasa?

Modasa has a railway station, but direct trains from Nadiad are not available.

How is the road quality?

The roads are generally in good condition with some patches near construction zones.

Are there hotels in Modasa?

Yes, there are several budget-friendly hotels in the town center.

Is it better to drive or bus?

Driving offers more flexibility, while the bus is more economical.

What is the best time to travel?

Early morning is best to avoid heat and traffic.

Bus Driving

Nadiad to Modasa

Updated: 20 May 2026

The route from Nadiad to Modasa covers approximately 135 km, primarily via the NH 48 and SH 59. You will pass through the outskirts of Ahmedabad and Himatnagar before reaching Modasa. GSRTC buses are the primary mode of public transport, offering frequent services throughout the day. The journey takes about 3 hours by car and slightly longer by bus. This route connects the fertile plains of Kheda to the hilly terrain of the Aravalli district.

Total Distance: Driving distance is 135 km; straight-line air distance is 110 km.

Fastest Way

Driving your own car takes 3 hours via the main highway.

Cheapest Way

GSRTC bus is the cheapest option at 180 INR.

Compare Nadiad to Modasa Routes

Bus

Direct

Duration

3 hours 45 mins

Avg Price

180-300 INR

Operator

GSRTC

Route

Nadiad Bus Stand to Modasa Bus Station

Express buses are faster than local ones.

Driving

Direct

Duration

3 hours

Avg Price

1000-1500 INR

Operator

Personal Vehicle

Route

Nadiad - Ahmedabad - Himatnagar - Modasa

The road from Himatnagar to Modasa is well-maintained.

Travel Tips

Start Early
Leaving Nadiad early helps you avoid the Ahmedabad traffic congestion.
Check Bus Timings
Verify the bus schedule at the Nadiad depot one day in advance.
Fuel Up
Refuel your vehicle in Nadiad as highway fuel prices can be higher.
Carry Snacks
Pack some snacks as there are limited high-end restaurants on the SH 59 stretch.
Navigation
Use GPS to navigate the bypasses around Himatnagar.

Safety Tips

Highway Safety
Stay in your lane and avoid overtaking on curves near the Aravalli region.
Emergency Kit
Keep a basic first-aid kit and a spare tire in your vehicle.
Phone Connectivity
Ensure your phone is charged as some rural stretches have weak signals.
Driver Fatigue
Take a break every 90 minutes if you are driving long distances.