Trains from Bangalore to Puducherry

The journey by train from Bangalore to Puducherry (also known as Pondicherry) is scheduled to take between 9 hours 25 minutes and 10 hours 15 minutes depending upon which train service you take. Via the shortest route the distance travelled is 435 km.

Train Times to Puducherry


There are 2 direct train services from Bangalore to Puducherry.

  • Train times from Bangalore’s Yesvantpur Junction Railway Station (YPR) to Puducherry Railway Station (PDY).
TrainBangalore (YPR)Puducherry (PDY)
Operating Days
1657321:0007:15F
1100521:5007:15M,Tu,Sa

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Location of Yesvantpur Junction Railway Station


Yesvantpur Junction Railway Station is 6.5 km by road from Bangalore Palace.

Google Map of Yesvantpur Junction Railway Station

Location of Puducherry Railway Station


Puducherry Railway Station is 270 metres walking distance from the Sacred Heart Basilica.

Google Map of Puducherry Railway Station

About Puducherry


Puducherry, or Pondicherry as it was officially named until 2006, is a coastal city in Tamil Nadu state with around 250,000 permanent residents. The recorded history of Puducherry city begins with the establishment of a French trading centre in 1674. This settlement eventually become the most important French colonial settlement in India. French colonial rule ended in 1954 but the city retains significant cultural and architectural links to France making it unique and different to in character to the parts of India which were under British or Portuguese control. The cuisine is also different, with steak and red wine appearing on the menus of many of the city’s better restaurants and good quality French style bread available in the city’s bakeries.

Fishing boats in Puducherry
Fishing boats in Puducherry

Amongst the things to see and do in Puducherry are:

  • Visit the French Quarter: Also known as White Town, the French Quarter features a grid of streets with French public and private architecture, including the city’s famous mustard coloured French style villas.
  • Walk along the beach: There are several sandy beaches stretching all the way up the coastline and an European style promenade in the portion of beach bordering the French Quarter.
  • Visit the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus: The basilica is an impressively large Catholic church constructed in the early 20th Century.
  • Visit Arulmigu Manakula Vinayagar Temple: This is the largest and most interesting Hindu temple in Puducherry with a noteworthy golden chariot on display.

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