Sagar to Bhopal Trains

Several trains are running from Sagar to Bhopal based on your travel and budget preferences. Booking train tickets from Sagar to Bhopal is easy and convenient on redRail, an IRCTC-authorized platform offering a variety of train options. You can view a list of trains, including train number, name, travel class, duration, and departure or arrival timings when booking your railway tickets.

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Sagar to Bhopal Distance

There are 17 trains running from Sagar to Bhopal, covering an approximate distance of 218 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly.

Sagar to Bhopal Timings

The first train from Sagar to Bhopal is REWANCHAL EXP (12186) departing at 00:55 from Saugor (SGO).

The last train from Sagar to Bhopal is REWA CHZ SPL (01704), departing at 18:35 from Saugor (SGO).

The boarding stations for all Sagar to Bhopal trains are -

• Saugor (SGO)

• Bhopal junction (BPL)
• Rani kamalapati habibganj (RKMP)
• Sant hirdaram nagar (SHRN)

Located in the heart of Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal is split in the middle by two lakes, the Lower Lake and the Upper Lake. On one side of the lakes, the vibrant medieval city is a maze of narrow streets and circles. It has a spate of bazaars full of people buying various items. You can also find numerous mosques and alleyways.

Bhopal Junction (station code: BPL) is an important railway junction in India and the town's biggest railway station. The station is a connecting point for pilgrims visiting the Sanchi Stupa, which is an important Buddhist monument. The majority of visitors going to Bhopal choose to travel by train.

Upper Lake

The Upper Lake is also known as 'Bhojtaal' or 'Bada Talab'. It is the oldest man-made lake in India believed to have been created by Raja Bhoj in the 11th century. It is one of Bhopal's most famous attractions. The lake also houses a beautiful garden called Kamla Park.

Van Vihar National Park

The park, which serves as the city's lungs, has a diverse wildlife population. You can find spotted deer, blackbucks, boars, porcupines, and hyenas here. The park also boasts several species of exotic flowers.

Moti Masjid

Moti Masjid was established by Sikander Jahan Begum, the most liberal and free-thinking woman of her period, in 1862. The structure is strikingly similar to the Jama Masjid in Delhi.

Sanchi Stupa

Sanchi Stupa is believed to have been built in the third century BC during the time of the great king Ashoka of the Maurya Dynasty. The monument is one of the most impressive Buddhist structures in the country.

Shaukat Mahal

Shaukat Mahal is a stunning monument of Western and Asian architectural art. It is a unique addition to Bhopal's prevalent Islamic architecture and is one of the city's most visited tourist attractions.

The journey from Sagar to Bhopal takes about four hours to cover a distance of about 250 kilometres. The route passes through the following important stations:

• Saugor (SGO)
• Isarwara (ISRA)
• Jeruwa Khera (JRK)
• Nariaoli (NOI)
• Khurai (KYE)
• Bina Junction (BINA)
• Kalhar (KLAR)
• Mandi Bamora (MABA)
• Ganj Basoda (BAQ)
• Gulabganj (GLG)
• Sanchi (SCI)
• Vidisha (BHS)
• Salamatpur (SMT)
• Bhopal Junction (BPL)

Trains usually stop for long durations at these junctions. You can find a variety of food and other facilities at the stations. If you need to take a break, double-check your train's route and the length of each halt before departing.

It is frequently inconvenient to leave or arrive at a railway station, especially during peak hours. Metros, in contrast, make commuting more efficient.

The Bhoj Metro is a high-speed transport system currently under construction in Bhopal, India. Sagar, being a small city, does not have a metro network so far.

For Bhopal

Bhopal BRTS is a rapid-transit bus system in the Indian city of Bhopal. Buses on routes SR7 and SR8 can be used to travel to the railway station from numerous places within the city.

For Sagar

Saugor station is close to the bus terminal, which connects to renowned Sagar city attractions. The city is currently without a metro line. Taking a private taxicab or prepaid vehicle is the most convenient way to go to the railway station.