Udhna – Prayagraj Amrit Bharat Express Train Regularized; Timings, Halts Here
August 25, 2026
Surat: Rail passengers travelling between Udhna in Gujarat and Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh can now take note of the regular weekly schedule of the Amrit Bharat Express connecting the two cities. Western Railway has announced the regularisation of Train Nos. 20438/20437 Udhna-Prayagraj-Prayagraj-Udhna Amrit Bharat Express, with the services operating once a week in each direction.
The two services will operate on different days. The Udhna-Prayagraj train will run every Tuesday, while the Prayagraj-Udhna service will operate every Monday.
Train No. 20438 Udhna-Prayagraj Amrit Bharat Express will depart from Udhna at 6:45 am every Tuesday and reach Prayagraj at 7:30 am the next day.
In the return direction, Train No. 20437 Prayagraj-Udhna Amrit Bharat Express will depart from Prayagraj at 5:20 am every Monday and arrive at Udhna at 4:05 am the following day.
| Train | Running Day | Departure | Arrival |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20438 Udhna-Prayagraj | Every Tuesday | Udhna – 6:45 am | Prayagraj – 7:30 am, next day |
| 20437 Prayagraj-Udhna | Every Monday | Prayagraj – 5:20 am | Udhna – 4:05 am, next day |
Route and Halts
The trains will operate via Vadodara, Ratlam, Kota, Gangapur City, Idgah Agra, Tundla, Etawah, Govindpuri and Fatehpur stations.
The Amrit Bharat Express services will have Sleeper Class and General Second Class coaches.
Western Railway has urged passengers to make use of the regularised Amrit Bharat Express services while planning their journeys between Udhna and Prayagraj. DeshGujarat
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