Azamgarh to Varanasi Distance
The road distance between Azamgarh and Varanasi is approximately 50+ km, and the drive usually takes around 2 hours by car or taxi, depending on traffic and road conditions. Travellers can also opt for bus services, which generally take 4 hours, while trains complete the journey in approximately 3 hours, subject to the chosen service and route. The fastest way to reach Varanasi takes approximately 2 hours. If you're planning a road trip, check weather and traffic updates before your journey, as monsoon showers or winter snowfall in hilly regions can increase travel time.

Direct Options
RECOMMENDED
Azamgarh
Varanasi
Approx Travel Time
3h 5m
On Demand
FASTEST
Azamgarh
Varanasi
Approx Travel Time
2h 6m
₹2,359
Onwards
Azamgarh
Varanasi
Approx Travel Time
4h 10m
₹850
Onwards
Via Jaunpur
CHEAPEST
Azamgarh
Jaunpur
Varanasi
Approx Travel Time
4h 13m
₹290
Onwards
Via Maunath Bhanjan
Azamgarh
Maunath Bhanjan
Varanasi
Approx Travel Time
3h 5m
₹4,087
Onwards
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the distance between Azamgarh and Varanasi?
The distance between Azamgarh and Varanasi is approximately 50+ km by road.
What is the straight-line (aerial) distance between Azamgarh and Varanasi?
The straight-line distance is approximately 50+ km.
How long does it take to travel from Azamgarh to Varanasi by road?
It takes around 2 hours by road.
What is the distance from Azamgarh to Varanasi via Jaunpur?
Via Jaunpur, the distance is approximately 100+ km, taking around 4 hours.
Is there a train from Azamgarh to Varanasi?
Yes, trains run between Azamgarh and Varanasi, covering approximately 100+ km in around 3 hours.
How much does it cost to travel from Azamgarh to Varanasi?
Costs vary by mode — approximately ₹850+ by bus and ₹2350+ by cab.
Does the distance from Azamgarh to Varanasi change by route?
Yes — the road distance varies from 50+ km via the direct route to 100+ km via Jaunpur, depending on the path taken.
Does travel time between Azamgarh and Varanasi vary by season?
Yes, travel time can increase during monsoon or winter due to road conditions in hilly or mountainous stretches.

