Is there a train to Tharad?

No, Tharad does not have a direct railway station; the nearest major railhead is Palanpur.

How far is Tharad from Sejalpura?

The distance is approximately 45 kilometers by road.

Are taxis available in Sejalpura?

Yes, private taxis can be hired from nearby towns like Deesa.

What is the best time to visit?

Winter months from November to February are the most comfortable.

Yes, the SH 129 is a well-maintained state highway.

Tharad

Bus Driving

Sejalpura to Tharad

Updated: 23 May 2026

The journey from Sejalpura to Tharad spans approximately 45 kilometers through the arid plains of North Gujarat. You will primarily travel via SH 129, which connects the rural hinterlands to the commercial hub of Tharad. Private taxis and state-run GSRTC buses are the most reliable modes of transport for this short commute. The road conditions are generally stable, allowing for a smooth one-hour drive. This route is essential for locals accessing the Tharad APMC market for agricultural trade.

Total Distance: 45 km driving distance, 40 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Private taxi or personal car, reaching Tharad in 60 minutes via SH 129.

Cheapest Way

GSRTC Bus, costing approximately 60 INR, is the most economical way to reach Tharad.

Compare Sejalpura to Tharad Routes

	Bus Direct	Driving Direct
Duration	1 hour 30 mins	1 hour
Avg Price	50-100 INR	800-1200 INR
Operator	GSRTC	Private Taxi
Route	Sejalpura to Tharad Bus Stand	SH 129 via Deesa-Tharad highway
Tip	Check the local bus timetable at the Sejalpura stop as frequencies are limited.	Ensure your vehicle has a spare tire as road shoulders can be uneven.

Travel Tips

Carry Water
Always keep extra water bottles as the region is prone to extreme heat.
Local Currency
Carry sufficient cash as digital payments may not be accepted in smaller roadside shops.
Language
Learning basic Gujarati phrases will help you communicate better with local drivers.
Timing
Start your journey early in the morning to avoid the peak afternoon sun.
Connectivity
Download offline maps as mobile network coverage can be spotty in rural stretches.

Safety Tips

Road Safety
Avoid driving at night due to stray cattle on the highways.
Emergency Contacts
Keep the local police station numbers saved in your phone.
Vehicle Check
Perform a basic vehicle inspection before starting your trip.
Personal Belongings
Keep your valuables secure while traveling in public buses.