There are 4 different train services running from Surat to Kolkata (formerly known as Calcutta). The scheduled journey time by train from Kolkata to Patna is from 30 hours 20 minutes to 34 hours 50 minutes depending upon which train you take.
Train Times to Kolkata
There are 3 train services operating from Surat Railway Station (ST) to Howrah Junction Railway Station in Kolkata (HWH).
| Train | Surat (ST) | Kolkata (HWH) | Operating Days |
| 12833 | 04:20 | 13:30 | M,Tu,W,Th,F,Sa,Su |
| 12905 | 21:15 | 03:35 | W,Th,Su |
| 22905 | 21:15 | 03:35 | W,Th,Su |
There is 1 train service from Surat Railway Station (ST) to Santragachi Junction Railway Station in Kolkata (SRC).
| Train | Surat (ST) | Kolkata (SRC) | Operating Days |
| 12949 | 21:15 | 08:05 | F |
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Location of Surat Railway Station
Surat Railway Station is located 2.2 km by road from Bombay Market.
Location of Howrah Junction in Kolkata
Howrah Junction Railway Station in Kolkata is located 4.7 km by road from Fort William.
Location of Santragachi Junction Railway Station
Santragachi Junction Railway Station is located 10.7 km by road from Fort William.
About Kolkata
With over 14 million permanent residents, Kolkata is the third largest metropolitan area in India. Kolkata, then known as Calcutta, was also the first capital of British India from 1772 to 1911. The period of British rule left an indelible mark on the city most notably in terms of the colonial era architecture in the central part of the city. Modern day Kolkata is a thriving economic and cultural centre with a large concentration of educational and scientific institutions. Kolkata is also a city with conspicuous poverty. Around a third of the city’s population live in slums and an estimated 40% are employed in the informal sector of the economy without employment rights. The less fortunate residents of the city live on very meagre incomes in poor conditions.
Hooghly River in KolkataKolkata is an exciting city to simply wander around. The city has many busy colourful markets, notable cuisine in both restaurants and on the street, and the wide Hooghly river running through the centre which is pleasant to walk alongside in the mornings and early evenings. In terms of major tourist attraction the India Museum, the vast and impressive Victoria Memorial, Fort William, the Marble Palace, the Belar Math temple and the Botanical Gardens are amongst the most popular. Tourists should also take the opportunity to take a cooking course or witness local craftsmen at work, such as the Kumartuli idol-makers.