Is there a train from Ramgarh to Hazaribagh?

No, there is no direct rail connectivity between these two towns.

How long does it take by bus?

It takes approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes.

Yes, private taxis can be hired from Ramgarh town center.

Yes, the road is safe during daylight hours.

What is the best time to travel?

Winter months are ideal for comfortable travel.

Hazaribagh

Bus Driving

Ramgarh to Hazaribagh

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Ramgarh to Hazaribagh covers approximately 65 km via the well-maintained NH 20. Most travelers prefer state-run or private buses departing from the Ramgarh bus stand. The drive typically takes 2 hours depending on traffic near the Hazaribagh bypass. This route passes through scenic hilly terrain characteristic of the Chota Nagpur Plateau. It is a vital link for commuters traveling between the industrial hub of Ramgarh and the administrative center of Hazaribagh.

Total Distance: 65 km driving distance, 55 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Driving via NH 20 takes approximately 1 hour 45 minutes.

Cheapest Way

Bus, costing around 100 INR, is the most economical and reliable option.

Compare Ramgarh to Hazaribagh Routes

	Bus Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	2 hours 15 mins	1 hour 45 mins
Avg Price	100-150 INR	800-1200 INR
Operator	JSRTC	Personal Vehicle
Route	Ramgarh Bus Stand to Hazaribagh New Bus Stand.	NH 20 via Mandu and Charhi.
Tip	Buses are frequent; arrive at the stand 20 minutes before departure.	Watch for heavy truck traffic near the Mandu coal belt.

Travel Tips

Bus Timing
Buses run every 30 minutes from the main Ramgarh stand.
Road Condition
NH 20 is generally smooth but watch for speed breakers near Mandu.
Food Stops
Several dhabas near Charhi offer authentic Jharkhandi meals.
Connectivity
Mobile network is strong throughout the entire stretch.
Parking
Public parking is available near the Hazaribagh bus stand.

Safety Tips

Night Travel
Avoid driving late at night due to limited street lighting on highway stretches.
Vehicle Check
Ensure your fuel tank is full as petrol pumps are sparse in remote sections.
Emergency
Keep local police helpline numbers saved in your phone.
Driving
Be cautious of heavy coal-carrying trucks that often drive at high speeds.