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Jagannath Temple - How to Reach?
Puri is a small district and has no airport. The nearest airport is Bhubaneshwar which is around 60km away from Puri. But the city is well-connected to various cities through road and rail transport.
The approximate distance of some of the cities from Puri is as follows −
Puri to Bhubaneshwar
By rail – 63km
By road – 59km
Puri to Vishakhapatnam
By rail – 469km
By road – 444km
Puri to Kolkata
By rail – 502km
By road – 518km
Puri to Cuttack
By rail – 91km
By road – 81km
Puri to Rajahmundry
By rail – 669km
By road – 625km
Puri to Vizinagram
By rail – 408km
By road – 396km
By Air
There is no airport is Puri but Bhubaneshwar airport is around 60km away from Puri. Bhubaneshwar Airport is also known as Biju Patnaik International Airport and is the only international airport in Odisha. The airport has two terminals where Terminal 1 is for domestic fpghts and Terminal 2 is for international fpghts.
By Train
Puri is well-connected to various parts of India through the rail transport. Many trains run from Puri to Ahmedabad, Kolkata, New Delhi, and other places. Puri is a terminal railway station. Shatabdi, Garib Rath superfast and fast mail and express trains run from here.
By Road
Bus stand of Puri is near the Gundicha temple from where tourists can get direct buses to Kolkata and Vishakhapatnam. People can also catch buses to Bhubaneshwar and Cuttack Buses from here also run to the nearby Konark temple.
Local Transport
Tourists can move around in the city through cycle and auto rickshaws though auto-rickshaws are very few. Besides these, people can hire, bikes, mopeds, and cycles in order to visit the city.
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