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There are 4 ways to get from Howrah to Patulia by train, taxi, bus, or car

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Line 37047 train, taxi
best
1. Take the train from Howrah Jn to Rishratrain 37011 / ...
2. Take the taxi from Rishra to Patuliataxi
49 min
₹662–1,567
Bus
cheapest
1. Take the bus from Mandirtala to Khardah Bazarbus Ac-20L
1h 31m
₹153–220
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from Howrah to Patuliataxi 25.4 km
29 min
₹600–750
Drive 25.4 km
1. Drive from Howrah to Patuliacar 25.4 km
29 min
₹286–413

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Distance: 39.2 km
Duration: 49 min

What companies run services between Howrah, India and Patulia, India?

CSTC operates a bus from Mandirtala to Khardah Bazar hourly. Tickets cost ₹12–55 and the journey takes 1h 27m.

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