Raipur to Bilaspur Trains

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To book a train from Raipur to Bilaspur, 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 Raipur to Bilaspur train.

There are 70 trains running from Raipur to Bilaspur covering an approximate distance of 111 kms. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. A large number of travelers choose to reach Bilaspur from Raipur by train. The first train from Raipur to Bilaspur is WAINGANGA EXP (12251), departing at 00:10 from Raipur (R). HYB RXL SPL (07051) is the fastest among the Raipur to Bilaspur Trains. It departs from Raipur (R) at 10:30 and arrives at Bilaspur (BSP) at 11:50, covering the distance in just 01 hrs 20 mins. The last train from Raipur to Bilaspur is GITANJALI EXP (12859), departing at 23:35 from Raipur (R). You can get detailed information about Raipur to Bilaspur train timetable, availability, fare, running status, coach position, and PNR on redRail. 

The boarding stations for all Raipur to Bilaspur trains are -

• Raipur Junction (R)

• Uslapur (USL)
• Bilaspur Junction (BSP)

The biggest city of its state, Raipur, is also the capital of Chhattisgarh. Raipur is one of India's largest industrial hubs and home to a number of steel mills and steel plants as well as the aluminium, coal, and steel industries. Raipur is not just the hub of industrialisation but also the location of a number of other tourist destinations, such as breathtaking temples, waterfalls, and more. Raipur has a wealth of both natural and historical beauty. The region's hills, rivers, ancient artwork, and architecture will captivate any visitor.

The district of Bilaspur in Chhattisgarh is frequently referred to as the "Pot of Rice." It is the second-largest city in the state in terms of the number of inhabitants. The city has an abundance of mineral resources and is surrounded by verdant forests. It has stifling summers and bitter winters. The city has become a home for many strangers, thus one would anticipate a diversified cultural atmosphere here. Every nook and corner is filled with activity and bustle, reflecting the very spirit of the city. While accepting the pace that comes with a growing economic hub, it proudly guards its rich cultural legacy. The ancient city of forts and temples and the upcoming ultramodern commercial zone meet here.

The Raipur-to-Bilaspur train stops at Bhatapara, Tilda Neora, Urkura, Dagori, Belha, and Dadhapara stations. Most trains stop at each railway station for one to two minutes. The stations on this list, however, may alter depending on the railway route you take from Raipur to Bilaspur. This is verifiable on the redRail app through redBus.

• Mahamaya Temple

The Mahamaya Temple is one of the places in Bilaspur that sees the most tourists. It is said that one of the Shaktipeeths is where the right shoulder of Goddess Sati rests. The current temple, nevertheless, was just recently constructed and currently stands where an earlier temple once stood.

• Khutaghat Dam

Khutaghat Dam is one of the most beautiful places to be visited near Bilaspur. This location, which is 35 km outside the city along the same road as Ratanpur, is more of a picnic spot. The place is quite beautiful when it rains.

• Malhar

The little settlement of Malhar, which is renowned for its archaeological worth, is located about 30 km from Bilaspur. Here, temple ruins from the tenth and eleventh centuries have been found. In the past, Malhar was a crucial hub for the Kalchuri administration.

• Devrani Temple Jethani

Here are two temples with the names Devrani and Jethani. The Devrani Jethani Temple is located in a community that is roughly 40 kilometres outside of Bilaspur.

• Energy Education Park

In Rajkishore Nagar, a neighbourhood in Bilaspur, next to BSNL Exchange Road, is where you'll find The Energy Park. You're permitted to come with your family and have a stroll in the park. It goes by the titles Energy Park and Solar Energy Park as well. This park has a lot of space and is really gorgeous. You may find a wide variety of colourful fountains at this park.

• Achanakmar's Tiger Reserve

Established in 1975, the Achanakmar Tiger Reserve is a well-liked tourist site close to Bilaspur. You might enjoy this gorgeous, lush woodland. When it rains, this location appears to be wonderfully beautiful. Additionally, there are several wild creatures that may be spotted here. Numerous wild species, such as the tiger, leopard, deer, langur, and bison, may be found in this area.

• Ratanpur

It is located on the Bilaspur-Ambikapur State Highway, around 20 km from Bilaspur city. Even the Hindu epics Ramayana and Mahabharata make reference to Ratanpur, an ancient city mentioned in the inscriptions of the Haihaya Kings.

• Ratanpur Fort

Just a few feet away the Ratanpur Bus stop from the Ratanpur Fort Ruins. The fort may have been built during the rule of King Ratnadeva I, according to all likelihood.

• The Kota Dam

This picturesque dam in Bilaspur is particularly busy during the monsoon, New Year's Magha Purnima, and other year-round picnic occasions. Kota Dam is located 40 km from Bilaspur City. This reservoir in Bilaspur is also known as the Snail Reservoir.

• Rudra Shiva Sculpture:

Here is where you may find the majestic statue of Lord Shiva, Rudra Shiva. Rudrashiva is a very stunning statue. This statue's entire body allows you to see a variety of faces.

November marks the start of the cooling season. About 5 to 22 degrees Celsius are the typical wintertime temperatures. This is the ideal time to visit Bilaspur to take in the natural beauty and enjoy the comfortable weather.

Both the road and the railroads connect Bilaspur to Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi, Pune, Nagpur, Indore, Raipur, Jabalpur, Chennai, Bangalore, Dhanbad, and Ranchi. In reality, this is the state's busiest intersection, linking India's east, west, south, and north. Bilaspur is also accessible by train. Some of Bilaspur's busiest train stations include Bilaspur Jn and Usalapur. Every day, more than 100 trains travel through Bilaspur on average. The most well-travelled roads to Bilaspur include those from Raipur, Durg, and Bhatapara. By using the redRail app by redBus, you may easily purchase these rail tickets.

Bilaspur lacks a commercial airport of its own but does have an airstrip at Chakarbhata Airport that is utilised for military operations. The closest airport to Bilaspur is Swami Vivekanand Airport in Raipur, which is 130 kilometres distant. Major cities like Bhopal, Indore, Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai, among others, are easily accessible from there.