Sathyamangalam
Sathyamangalam
Vijayawada
Vijayawada
Train

Sathyamangalam to Vijayawada

Updated: 28 May 2026

Vijayawada, a major city in Andhra Pradesh, is known for its temples and river. To reach Vijayawada from Sathyamangalam, travel to Coimbatore and take a train. The journey is long but offers a glimpse into the heart of India. Vijayawada is famous for its religious significance.

Total Distance: 900 km by road, 700 km air distance.
Fastest Way
Flight from Coimbatore to Vijayawada with a layover.
Cheapest Way
Train in Sleeper class is the most economical.
Compare Sathyamangalam to Vijayawada Routes
Train
Connecting
Duration
16 hours
Avg Price
1000-2500 INR
Operator
Vijayawada Express
Route
Coimbatore Junction to Vijayawada Junction

Book in advance for confirmed seats.

Travel Tips
  • Local Food
    Try the local cuisine.
  • Transport
    Use auto-rickshaws for city travel.
  • Shopping
    Buy local handicrafts.
  • Weather
    It gets very hot in summer.
  • Language
    Telugu is spoken.
Safety Tips
  • Scams
    Be wary of touts.
  • Hydration
    Drink plenty of water.
  • Emergency
    Keep emergency numbers saved.
  • Night Safety
    Avoid walking in dark areas.
People Also Ask
  • Is there a direct train?
    No, you will need to change trains.
  • How to reach Vijayawada?
    Train or flight via Coimbatore.
  • What is the distance?
    Approximately 900 km.
  • Is it safe?
    Yes, it is safe for tourists.
  • Best time to visit?
    Winter is the best time.
Quick Info
  • From Sathyamangalam, Tamil Nadu, India
  • To Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, India
  • Modes
Best Time to Travel

October to March for pleasant weather.

Things to Do in Vijayawada
1
Kanaka Durga Temple
Visit this sacred temple.
2
Prakasam Barrage
See the dam.
3
Bhavani Island
Explore the island.
4
Undavalli Caves
See the ancient caves.
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