Indore to Bengaluru Trains

Looking to book Indore to Bengaluru trains? Booking a train ticket from Indore to Bengaluru is now easier than ever on redRail. Whether you want to check the timetable for Indore to Bengaluru trains or find the train seat availability from Indore to Bengaluru, redRail is one-stop for all train enquiries. Indore to Bengaluru are two of the popular cities in India, and trains are considered as one of the most efficient and convenient ways to travel between these cities.

To book a train from Indore to Bengaluru, all you need to do is to enter your travel details on the top of the page, choose from the list of trains available, check out the desired train seat availability, and proceed to train ticket booking by entering your details and paying the cost. You can then receive the confirmed tickets shortly. The easy-to-understand and adaptable interface, easy railway ticket booking process, and affordable train fare make redRail a great choice for those looking to book a Indore to Bengaluru train.

There are 2 trains running from Indore to Bengaluru covering an approximate distance of 1864 kms. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. A large number of travelers choose to reach Bengaluru from Indore by train. The first train from Indore to Bengaluru is JP MYSORE EXP (12976), departing at 04:15 from Ujjain (UJN). JP MYSORE EXP (12976) is the fastest among the Indore to Bengaluru Trains. It departs from Ujjain (UJN) at 04:15 and arrives at Bangalore (SBC) at 12:40, covering the distance in just 32 hrs 25 mins. The last train from Indore to Bengaluru is DADN YPR EXP (19301), departing at 20:37 from Indore (INDB). You can get detailed information about Indore to Bengaluru train timetable, availability, fare, running status, coach position, and PNR on redRail. 

The boarding stations for all Indore to Bengaluru trains are -

• Indore junction (INDB)
• Ujjain junction (UJN)

• Yesvantpur Junction (YPR)

Indore is typically known as “Mini Mumbai” and is a city that is full of life in the heart of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It is most loved for its food, culture, and the fast pace of infrastructure development it is undergoing. Indore is the largest city in Madhya Pradesh and boasts of a thriving economy. It is also gaining a name for its premium educational institutions, such as IIT Indore. Like many of its neighbours in Madhya Pradesh, Indore combines modern elements with historical and cultural ones. On one hand, you see all the trappings of urban development, and on the other, you see rich culture in its Lal Bagh Palace.

The hustle-bustle of the markets in Indore adds to its charm, especially the street food stalls where you get delicacies like the mouth-watering poha and the delicious jalebi. bustling markets and shopping complexes. The people are warm and welcoming and offer visitors and new residents a homely comfort.

Referred to as the “Silicon Valley of India”, Bengaluru offers a dynamic lifestyle in a truly cosmopolitan city. It is the capital city of the state of Karnataka in India. The all-year-round cool climate attracts new residents and tourists, as does the fact that Bengaluru is a melting pot of heritage and innovation. You will find many places of interest for history buffs around the city as well as leading international organisations and local businesses. It is a technology hub, especially for several startups. This makes it a landing ground for professionals, especially those in the IT sector.

Bengaluru is famous for its prestigious educational institutions, and its vibrant nightlife. This is a draw for students from all over India. The local food is delicious too, and whether you are a native from here or not, you are bound to enjoy it. A city of opportunities for new businesses and students, many people choose Bengaluru to make their homes these days.

The main railway station serving passenger and goods rail travel in Bengaluru city is the Krantivira Sangoli Rayanna (KSR) Railway Station. The station operates a well-connected network of trains from all over India and falls within the South Western Railway Zone. It is managed and owned by the Indian Railways. It is an electrified railway station with 10 platforms and 3 gates. It has a strategic location across the Kempegowda Bus Station and offers facilities for paid parking and car rental/taxi hire. From the station, or to the station, you can also travel by Bengaluru’s efficient metro service.

The station is busy 24 hours a day with several trains passing in and out of it. However, you can spend time at the station enjoying the amenities it offers like a 24 x 7 food court, waiting areas, and air-conditioned retiring spaces. Additionally, the station is equipped with washrooms, WiFi, a public aquarium, escalators and elevators, and a free medical aid area. There are also digital lockers and a rail art gallery, not to mention baggage screeners and CCTV cameras for your safety.

It is important to note that this is not the only railway station in Bengaluru. If you are travelling from Indore to Bengaluru, you may arrive at another station in Bengaluru, the Yesvantpur Junction Railway Station according to the train service you choose. This station has 6 platforms, including a separate one for long-distance trains. The station contains amenities like food stalls, waiting areas, and washrooms. The station is well-connected to the main city and the state by road (car/taxi/bus).

The other two stations of note in Bengaluru are the Bangalore Cantonment Railway Station and the Krishnarajapuram Railway Station.

Some of the major stations along the way from Indore to Bengaluru are Ujjain, Akola, Nanded, Nizamabad, Kacheguda, Kurnool, and Dharmavaram Stations. Halts may last from 2 minutes to more than 5 minutes depending on train routes and services.

Bengaluru, as some people think about it, is not just about technology. The city is home to some wonderful attractions that are listed below:

• Cubbon Park: A most beautiful landmark park spanning acres of lush greenery, Cubbon Park is great for long walks.
• Lalbagh Botanical Garden: Famous for its glasshouse, this is a botanical haven to view diverse and rare species of plants.
• Vidhana Soudha: This is the Karnataka State Legislature and is built in the neo-Dravidian architectural style.
• Bangalore Palace: If you have been to Windsor Castle in England, you will see the similarity between the Bangalore Palace and the royal palace in England. This palace offers you a look into the history of Bengaluru.
• Bannerghatta Biological Park: This is a multi-faceted wildlife park, comprising a zoo, a butterfly park, and a rescue unit for animals, is a great treat for adults and children alike.
• Tipu Sultan's Summer Palace: An Indo-Islamic structure, this palace gives you information about the rule of Tipu Sultan.
• Art of Living International Center: Situated on a hillock, you will find this peaceful place a paradise as a spiritual retreat.
• Nandi Hills: You will find the Nandi Hills a short drive away from Bengaluru, but once you get there, you get the most breathtaking views. You can also indulge in some outdoor adventures and activities.
• MG Road: A busy commercial street in Bengaluru, lined with shops and eateries, you will also find the city’s best pubs here.

Bengaluru is a modern city with developing and expanding infrastructure as far as the city’s connectivity goes. The city has a large international airport, as well as railway stations that serve the operation of trains to and from many destinations in India. You will also find state transport bus stations near most ports of entry into Bengaluru, such as near the KSR Railway Station. The Bengaluru boasts of an efficient metro service with the Green and Purple lines serving a large part of the city, as well as the airport and the railway station. More lines will be added to the services of the metro in the near future. Besides this, the “Smart City” is connected, in its immediate vicinity to Mysore, Hassan, and Tumkur, and to other major Indian cities like New Delhi, Mumbai, and the state of Kerala. Additionally, Bengaluru is connected to cities through its national highways, like NH 4, HH 4A, NH 48, and more.

The nearest airport to Bengaluru is the Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru. This airport is unique as it functions on solar energy. Managed and owned by the consortium led by the Bengaluru International Airport Limited (BIAL), it has 2 runways and 2 terminals handling domestic and international flights. The third busiest airport in India, after Delhi and Mumbai, the airport also handles cargo carriage and has different terminals for this activity. The Bengaluru International Airport is equipped with facilities such as state-of-the-art lounges, restrooms, restaurants, shops, and several check-in counters.

The nearest metro services can be found within Bengaluru which currently operates two metro lines. The metro is known as the Namma Metro. Presently, the Purple and Green lines are functional with more lines (Yellow, Purple, and Pink lines) to be introduced soon.

If your train ticket is not confirmed, need not worry. Alternatively, you can travel by bus from Indore to Bengaluru through redBus bus booking app. Book now!