Berhampur to Bhubaneswar Trains

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There are 50 trains running from Berhampur to Bhubaneswar, covering an approximate distance of 163 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. The first train from Berhampur to Bhubaneswar is GARIBRATH EXP( 22884) departing at 00:27 from Brahmapur (BAM). GARIBRATH EXP (22884) is the fastest among the Berhampur to Bhubaneswar Trains. It departs from Brahmapur (BAM) at 00:27 and arrives at Khurda Road Juncti (KUR) at 02:20, covering the distance in just 1 hrs 53 mins. The last train from Berhampur to Bhubaneswar is PATNA EXPRESS (22643), departing at 23:30 from Brahmapur (BAM). You can get detailed information about the Berhampur to Bhubaneswar train timetable, availability, fare, train running status, coach position, and PNR status on redRail.

The boarding stations for all Berhampur to Bhubaneswar trains are - Brahmapur (BAM)

Deboarding stations at Bhubaneswar - Khurda Road Junction (KUR), Bhubaneswar (BBS)

The total time taken by different trains running from Berhampur to Bhubaneswar can vary based on the type of train, number of stops and various other factors. The first train leaving from Berhampur to Bhubaneswar is at 00:27, while the last train is at 23:30.

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The capital city of Odisha, Bhuvneshwar, is also the biggest in its state. In the past, It was also known as the "Akarma Kshetra," which in English says the Region of Mangoes.

Today, Tourism is one of the biggest industries of Bhubaneswar and attracts millions of tourists every year. Moreover, Bhubaneswar has more than 700 temples or ruins, which is why it is also called the Temple City of India. Bhubaneswar was formed in 1948, But historically, it has its presence in many texts from the 7th century. The population of Bhubaneswar back in the 7th century was a mix of Hindus, Jains, and Buddhists which is why many temples were built at the time.

The geography of Bhubaneswar contains both hilly areas and plain land. Moreover, two main rivers flow by the eastern and southern boundaries, the Kuakhai and the Daya rivers. It is also a hub of education and business. Companies like Tata Consultancy and East Coast Railways have their headquarters in Bhubaneswar.

Since Bhubaneswar is the city of temples, it is confirmed that you will get to see some of the most beautiful temples in the world with incredible architecture. Apart from the temples, Bhubaneswar also has a national park, zoo, and museum. Here are some of the must-visit places for you to explore in Bhubaneswar:

Lingaraj Temple

It is the ancient Temple of Lord Shiva, situated just 7 km from the central city. It is also the biggest Temple in Bhubaneswar. It is believed that the temple was built by King Jajati Kesari back in the 7th century. The architecture of the temple is genuinely marvelous. The temple is popularly known for its tombs, making people think about how it was possible to build such an architectural Marvel in the 7th century.

ISKCON Temple

One of the many ISKCON temples in the world is situated in Bhubaneswar. The temple was built in 1991 by the Hare Krishna community or ISKCON. The temple is built in a prime location in Bhubaneswar. It attracts many tourists annually due to its architecture inspired by historical and modern-day architectural styles.

Parasurameswara Temple

Known as the oldest temple in Bhubaneswar, Parasurameswara Temple is also famous for its Orion architecture style. The temple was established in 650 AD. Another reason for the temple's popularity is a thousand lingas in the Northwest part of the temple. Moreover, the temple has structures of many major Hindu Gods and goddesses like Lord Ganesha, Lord Shiva, and his wife, Goddess Parvati.

Orissa State museum

The Orissa State Museum in Bhubaneswar has many ancient objects and handmade crafts preserved on its premises. You will see sculptures of stone and bronze, historical body armor and cutlery, musical instruments, etc. The Odisha State Museum is a heavenly place for people who love to explore the history and culture of the place.

Museum of Tribal Arts and Artifacts

Another museum in Bhubaneswar with preserved artifacts made by the Tribes of Odisha which used to exist in the past. It is believed that there were around 62 tribes in Orissa. You will see a vast collection of jewelry, accessories, farming events, weapons, and tribal costumes used by the Tribes of Odisha.

Nandankanan Zoological Park

Nandankanan Zoological Park is one of its kind. The park was built inside a forest in 1960. As a result, many wildlife animals live in their natural habitat, which is a unique experience.

There are 6 major railway stations that you will pass by during your Berhampur to Bhubaneswar train journey:

• Chatrapur (CAP)
• Khallikot (KIT)
• Balugaon (BALU)
• Kalupara Ghat (KAPG)
• Nirakarpur (NKP)
• Khurda Road Jn. (KUR)

During this short journey, you will see multiple terrains, which is why the Berhampur to Bhubaneswar train journey is the ultimate experience.