Is there a direct train from Pandua to Bangalore?

No, you must travel to Howrah or Kolkata station first.

How far is Pandua from Kolkata airport?

It is approximately 65 km and takes 2 hours by road.

Which is the best train for this route?

The Coromandel Express is highly preferred for speed and reliability.

Are there direct flights from Kolkata to Bangalore?

Yes, multiple airlines operate direct flights daily.

What is the best way to travel with family?

Flights are recommended for comfort and time-saving.

Bangalore

Train Flight

Pandua to Bangalore

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Pandua to Bangalore spans approximately 1900 km. You must first travel to Howrah or Kolkata station to catch a long-distance train. Alternatively, reach Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport for a direct flight. The route traverses the Eastern and Southern corridors of India. Expect a travel time of 28 to 35 hours by train or 5 hours by air.

Total Distance: 1900 km by road, 1550 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Flight from Kolkata (CCU) to Bangalore (BLR) takes 2.5 hours of flying time.

Cheapest Way

Train (Sleeper Class) is the most economical option at approximately 1200 INR.

Compare Pandua to Bangalore Routes

	Train Connecting via Howrah	Flight Direct from CCU
Duration	32 hours	2 hours 30 mins
Avg Price	1200 - 4500 INR	5000 - 12000 INR
Operator	Coromandel Express / Yesvantpur Express	IndiGo / Air India
Route	Howrah Junction to KSR Bengaluru City	Kolkata Airport to Kempegowda International Airport
Tip	Book your tickets at least 60 days in advance via IRCTC.	Book early morning flights to avoid Bangalore city traffic.

Travel Tips

Station Transfer
Pandua to Howrah takes 1.5 hours by local train; plan your connection carefully.
Airport Access
Use the pre-paid taxi service from Kolkata city to reach the airport.
Language
Kannada is the local language, but English and Hindi are widely understood.
Weather
Bangalore has a mild climate, but carry a light jacket for evenings.
Local Transport
Use the Namma Metro to bypass heavy traffic in Bangalore.