Is Anand connected by train?

Anand is a major railway junction, but you must reach Godhra first to catch a train.

How far is Anand from Santrampur?

It is approximately 110 km away.

Are there direct buses?

Yes, GSRTC operates direct buses on this route.

What is the best time to travel?

Early morning is best to avoid midday heat.

Is it safe for solo travelers?

Yes, it is a safe route with regular public transport.

Anand

Bus

Santrampur to Anand

Updated: 20 May 2026

The route from Santrampur to Anand spans approximately 110 km, primarily utilizing the SH 5 and connecting state roads. This journey takes you through the heart of the Charotar region, known for its fertile land. Buses are the primary mode of transport, with travel times averaging 3 hours. You will pass through Godhra and Umreth before reaching the milk capital of India. The road is mostly two-lane, requiring careful driving during the monsoon season.

Total Distance: 110 km driving distance, 95 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Private car via SH 5, taking approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Cheapest Way

GSRTC bus is the most affordable way to reach Anand.

Compare Santrampur to Anand Routes

Bus

Direct

Duration

3 hours

Avg Price

120-180 INR

Operator

GSRTC

Route

Santrampur - Godhra - Umreth - Anand

Check for buses heading towards Vadodara as they often stop at Anand.

Travel Tips

Bus Frequency
Buses are more frequent in the morning hours.
Local Transport
Anand has a good network of auto-rickshaws for local commuting.
Snacks
Try the local snacks at the Godhra bus stand during your transit.
Navigation
Use GPS maps to track your progress through the rural stretches.
Booking
No advance booking is usually required for this short-distance bus route.

Safety Tips

Road Safety
Be cautious of heavy vehicles on the Godhra-Anand stretch.
Personal Belongings
Keep your wallet and phone secure in crowded bus stations.
Emergency Contacts
Keep the contact details of local taxi services handy.
Weather
Check weather forecasts during the monsoon as some rural roads may get waterlogged.