Archive · 23 Aug 2026
Udhna-Prayagraj Amrit Bharat Express Gets Weekly Regular Schedule
A new train service will regularly connect Udhna and Prayagraj.
The train from Udhna will run every Tuesday morning.
It will arrive in Prayagraj the following morning.
The return train will leave Prayagraj every Monday morning.
It will reach Udhna the next day.
The trains will stop at several stations along the route.
These include Vadodara, Kota, Ratlam, Agra, Etawah and Fatehpur.
Passengers can travel in Sleeper Class or General Second Class coaches.
Western Railway has regularised the Udhna-Prayagraj-Udhna Amrit Bharat Express.
Train 20438 will leave Udhna every Tuesday at 6:45 am and reach Prayagraj at 7:30 the next day.
Train 20437 will leave Prayagraj every Monday at 5:20 am and reach Udhna at 4:05 the next day.
The service will connect stations including Vadodara, Kota, Ratlam, Agra, Tundla, Govindpuri, Etawah and Fatehpur.
Sleeper Class and General Second Class coaches will be available on the weekly trains.
- Who
- Western Railway and passengers travelling between Udhna and Prayagraj.
- What
- The Udhna-Prayagraj-Udhna Amrit Bharat Express has been regularised as a weekly service in each direction.
- When
- Train 20438 runs every Tuesday; Train 20437 runs every Monday.
- Where
- Between Udhna in Gujarat and Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh, with several intermediate stops.
- Why
- To provide regular rail connectivity between Udhna, Prayagraj and stations along the route.
- Train numbers
- 20438 Udhna-Prayagraj and 20437 Prayagraj-Udhna
- Udhna departure
- Every Tuesday at 6:45 am
- Prayagraj arrival
- 7:30 the following day
- Prayagraj departure
- Every Monday at 5:20 am
- Udhna arrival
- 4:05 am the following day
- Available coaches
- Sleeper Class and General Second Class
- Reported stops
- Vadodara, Kota, Ratlam, Idgah Agra, Gangapur City, Tundla, Govindpuri, Etawah and Fatehpur
- Schedule discrepancy
- One passage spells the station as Tundala, while other references use Tundla; the article also varies in how the stop list is presented.