The Coromandel Express is a popular train in India that runs between Howrah Junction in Kolkata, West Bengal, and Chennai Central in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. It is named after the Coromandel Coast, which is the southeastern coast of India.
The Coromandel Express is operated by the South Eastern Railway and covers a distance of approximately 1,660 kilometers (1,030 miles). It is known for its scenic route, passing through major cities such as Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, and Gudur.
Coromandal express got derailed near Balasore in Odisha
The train is classified as a superfast express and is numbered as train number 12841/12842. It offers both AC and non-AC coaches, including sleeper class and general class accommodations. The train generally departs from Howrah Junction in the evening and arrives at Chennai Central the next day in the afternoon, taking approximately 28 to 30 hours for the journey.
Passengers traveling on the Coromandel Express can enjoy various onboard facilities and services, including catering services, clean and comfortable berths, and access to amenities like toilets and charging points.
Train schedules, facilities, and other details are subject to change.
