Mangalore mail route
The Mangalore Mail is a weekly express train operated by Indian Railways that runs between Mangaluru Central in Karnataka and Chennai Central in Tamil Nadu. Here is the route of the Mangalore Mail:
Mangalore Mail Route:
- Mangaluru Central (MAQ) - Origin
- Udupi (UD) - 45 km
- Mookambika Road Byndoor (BYNR) - 65 km
- Kundapura (KUDA) - 85 km
- Ullal (ULL) - 105 km
- Surathkal (SUR) - 125 km
- Madgaon Junction (MAO) - 155 km
- Karwar (KAWR) - 185 km
- Ankola (ANKL) - 215 km
- Gokarna Road (GOK) - 235 km
- Kumta (KT) - 255 km
- Honnavar (HNA) - 275 km
- Bhatkal (BTCL) - 295 km
- Murdeshwar (MRDW) - 315 km
- Bantwal (BT) - 335 km
- Mangalore Central (MAQ) - Destination
Chennai Leg:
- Mangaluru Central (MAQ) - 335 km
- Tirur (TIR) - 445 km
- Shoranur Junction (SRR) - 515 km
- Thrissur (TCR) - 535 km
- Aluva (AWY) - 555 km
- Ernakulam Junction (ERS) - 575 km
- Alappuzha (ALLP) - 605 km
- Kayankulam Junction (KYJ) - 625 km
- Kollam Junction (QLN) - 645 km
- Chengannur (CGY) - 665 km
- Tiruvalla (TRVL) - 685 km
- Kottayam (KTYM) - 705 km
- Ettumanoor (ETM) - 725 km
- Tiruvalla (TRVL) - 745 km
- Chengannur (CGY) - 765 km
- Alappuzha (ALLP) - 785 km
- Ernakulam Junction (ERS) - 805 km
- Thrissur (TCR) - 825 km
- Shoranur Junction (SRR) - 845 km
- Tirur (TIR) - 865 km
- Mangaluru Central (MAQ) - 885 km
- Chennai Central (MAS) - Destination
The Mangalore Mail covers a distance of approximately 2,855 km (1,774 miles) and takes around 54 hours to complete its journey.