Ranaghat

Ranaghat (রাণাঘাট Rāṇāghāṭ) is a small town along the river Churni in the Nadia district of West Bengal. The name Ranaghat comes from the name of a Dakat Rana. This is the great character of Vande Mataram by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay.

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By train

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  • 23.174188.56881 Ranaghat Junction  Eastern . There are local trains available from Sealdah Station in Kolkata to reach Ranaghat junction station. Ranaghat Local, Shantipur Local, Krishnanagar Local and Lalgola passengers are available and take around 2 hrs. to reach Ranaghat. Few express trains stop at Ranaghat station. Ranaghat Junction railway station on Wikipedia Ranaghat Junction railway station (Q15271729) on Wikidata OSM directions (updated Jun 2025)

Buses are also available from Kolkata. National Highway no 34 passes through Ranaghat (Pramanik stoppage)

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Map
Map of Ranaghat

See

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A river bridge on Churni river connecting Kalinarayanpur and the station in a height of 40 ft is a lovely place Kalinarayanpur having river Churni on one side and majestic greeneries on other side is fascinating.

  • 23.1854888.579881 Hijuli Forest. OSM directions (updated Jun 2025)

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  • Churni River, Anulia. A boat cruise in Churni during moonlight is a treat. The place is ideal for a day picnic. 

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Routes through Ranaghat
Krishnanagar ← Santipur ←  N  S  → Kalyani → Kolkata



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