Eastern Railway Train Fare

Looking for the current Eastern Railway train fare chart? This page gives you the full, up-to-date fare list for all trains running under Bangladesh Railway’s Eastern Zone, available as a downloadable PDF for easy reference before you book.

What Is the Eastern Railway Zone?

Bangladesh Railway divides its network into two operating zones: Eastern and Western. The Eastern Railway zone covers the broad-gauge and meter-gauge routes running east of the Jamuna River, including some of the busiest and most popular intercity corridors in the country, such as:

  • Dhaka – Chattogram
  • Dhaka – Sylhet
  • Dhaka – Noakhali
  • Dhaka – Chandpur
  • Chattogram – Sylhet
  • Chattogram – Cox’s Bazar
  • Akhaura, Bhairab, Comilla, and other connecting routes

If your journey falls along any of these corridors, this Eastern Railway fare chart is the one you need — for Dhaka to Rajshahi, Khulna, or Dinajpur routes (Western Zone), check our separate Western Railway Train Fare page instead.

How Train Fares Are Structured

Bangladesh Railway sets fares based on a few key factors, which is why the price of a ticket can vary quite a bit even on the same train:

  • Distance travelled — longer routes cost more, calculated per-kilometer based on the fare chart.
  • Seat class — AC berth, AC seat, Snigdha, First Class, Shovan, and Shulov are all priced differently, with AC and berth classes costing the most. (See our Seat Information guide if you’re unsure which class fits your trip.)
  • Train type — Mail, Express, and Intercity trains can carry slightly different fare structures even on the same route.
  • VAT and other charges — published fares generally already include applicable VAT, but it’s worth checking the fine print in the fare list for any route-specific charges.

Because there are so many trains, routes, and seat class combinations across the Eastern Zone, listing every single fare directly on this page would be difficult to keep readable — so We’ve compiled the complete, official fare breakdown into one downloadable PDF below. To give you a quick starting point, though, here are the fares for some of the most-searched Eastern Zone routes.

Popular Route Fares at a Glance

Route (from Dhaka)First ClassSnigdha (AC Chair)AC SeatAC Berth
Dhaka – Chattogram—৳656৳788৳1,179
Dhaka – Sylhet—৳610৳736৳1,099
Dhaka – Mymensingh৳271৳322৳483N/A
Dhaka – Comilla৳391৳466৳702N/A
Dhaka – Noakhali৳518৳621৳932N/A
Dhaka – Feni৳506৳604৳909N/A
Dhaka – Akhaura৳305৳363৳541N/A
Dhaka – Bhairab৳196৳236৳351N/A

Fares shown are VAT-inclusive, payable amounts. “N/A” means that class isn’t typically offered on that specific route. Budget-friendly non-AC options — Shovan, Shovan Chair, and S-Chair — are also available on all of these routes at a lower fare; see the full PDF below for those exact figures.

A note on accuracy: These figures are pulled from Bangladesh Railway’s official Eastern Zone fare chart. Fares are set by Bangladesh Railway and can be revised periodically, so treat this table as a helpful starting reference rather than a guarantee — always cross-check against the full PDF below or the latest official chart before finalizing a booking.

Eastern Railway Train Fare List

How to Read the Fare Chart

Once you open the PDF, you’ll typically find fares broken down by:

  1. Route — origin and destination station
  2. Seat class — AC-B, AC-S, Snigdha, F-Berth, F-Seat, F-Chair, S-Chair, Shovan, Shulov
  3. Fare amount — the ticket price for that specific class on that specific route

Match your travel route and preferred seat class in the chart to find the exact fare before booking.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Eastern Zone covers major routes such as Dhaka–Chattogram, Dhaka–Sylhet, Dhaka–Noakhali, and Chattogram–Sylhet, along with their connecting stations.

Based on the official fare chart, a Dhaka–Chattogram ticket costs around ৳656 in Snigdha, ৳788 in AC Seat, and ৳1,179 in AC Berth, with more affordable non-AC options (Shovan, Shovan Chair, S-Chair) also available at a lower fare. See the full PDF above for the complete class-by-class breakdown, since fares can be revised over time.

Published Bangladesh Railway fares generally include applicable VAT, but it’s a good idea to confirm this against the official fare list, since tax rules can be updated periodically.

The Eastern Zone fare list covers many routes and seat classes, so We provide it as a single downloadable PDF for a clearer, easier-to-reference format rather than one long, hard-to-scan table.

Bangladesh Railway may revise fares periodically. We aim to keep the PDF on this page updated to reflect the most current official fare structure available.

Not always. Mail, Express, and Intercity trains on the same route can carry slightly different fares, so always check the specific train and class combination in the fare list.