Chennai to Tirupati Trains

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There are 12 trains running from Chennai to Tirupati, covering an approximate distance of 142 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. The first train from Chennai to Tirupati is MS CSMT EXP( 22158) departing at 06:20 from Chennai Egmore (MS). MAS SMET EXP (06224) is the fastest among the Chennai to Tirupati Trains. It departs from Mgr Chennai Centra (MAS) at 15:50 and arrives at Renigunta Junction (RU) at 18:10, covering the distance in just 2 hrs 20 mins. The last train from Chennai to Tirupati is MAS EKNR EXPRESS (20919), departing at 22:40 from Mgr Chennai Centra (MAS). You can get detailed information about the Chennai to Tirupati train timetable, availability, fare, train running status, coach position, and PNR status on redRail.

The boarding stations for all Chennai to Tirupati trains are - Chengalpattu Junction (CGL), Chennai Egmore (MS), Mgr Chennai Central (MAS)

Deboarding stations at Tirupati - Renigunta Junction (RU)

The total time taken by different trains running from Chennai to Tirupati can vary based on the type of train, number of stops and various other factors. The first train leaving from Chennai to Tirupati is at 06:20, while the last train is at 22:40.

These stations serve as important transportation hubs for both suburban and long-distance trains. Some of the major railway stations in Chennai are:

1. Chennai Central (MAS): Chennai Central is the main railway station in the city and one of the most important railway terminals in South India. It handles a large number of long-distance trains connecting Chennai to various parts of the country.
2. Chennai Egmore (MS): Chennai Egmore is another significant railway station located in the heart of the city. It serves as the terminal for many express and superfast trains connecting Chennai with destinations in South India.
3. Tambaram (TBM): Tambaram is a major suburban railway station located in the southern part of Chennai. It is an essential stop for suburban trains and also serves as a junction for multiple lines.
4. Chennai Beach (MSB): Chennai Beach is a historic railway station situated close to the Chennai Port. It primarily handles suburban train services, connecting the city center with suburban areas.
5. Chennai Park (MPK): Chennai Park is an important railway station that serves as a major junction in Chennai. It connects various suburban and long-distance train routes.
6. Chennai Fort (MSF): Chennai Fort is a smaller railway station located near Chennai Central. It mainly serves as a stop for suburban train services.

Tirupati is a popular pilgrimage destination located in the state of Andhra Pradesh, India. It is well-connected by rail, and the city has two major railway stations that serve as important transportation hubs:

1. Tirupati Main (TPTY): Tirupati Main, also known as Tirupati Railway Station, is the primary and largest railway station in the city. It serves as the main gateway for pilgrims and tourists visiting the famous Sri Venkateswara Temple, located on Tirumala Hills. The station is well-connected to various cities and regions across India.
2. Tirupati West Halt (TPW): Tirupati West Halt is another railway station in the city, which serves as a stop for some passenger and express trains. While it is not as large as Tirupati Main, it provides additional connectivity options for travelers.

Both these railway stations facilitate the movement of pilgrims and tourists visiting Tirupati and play a significant role in connecting the city with other parts of India.