Distance from Panipat to Belgaum by Road, Sea, Train, and Air

By Road

The distance from Panipat to Belgaum by road is approximately 1,810 kilometers. This route takes around 28 hours to cover, depending on the traffic and road conditions. Traveling by road allows you to enjoy the scenic beauty of the countryside and make pit stops at various cities along the way.

By Sea

As both Panipat and Belgaum are located inland, there is no direct sea route between the two. Traveling by sea would involve multiple transfers and would not be a practical option for this journey.

By Train

The distance from Panipat to Belgaum by train is approximately 1,700 kilometers. There are no direct trains between the two cities, so you would need to take a train from Panipat to a nearby major railway station, such as Pune or Hubli, and then continue the journey to Belgaum by another train or alternate mode of transport.

By Air

The fastest way to travel from Panipat to Belgaum is by air. The distance between the two cities by air is approximately 1,300 kilometers. There are no direct flights between Panipat and Belgaum, so you would need to take a flight from Panipat to a nearby airport, such as Mumbai or Bengaluru, and then continue the journey to Belgaum by another flight or alternate mode of transport.

Comparison Table: Distances and Travel Time

Mode of Transport	Distance (in kilometers)	Estimated Travel Time
Road	1,810	28 hours
Sea	N/A	N/A
Train	1,700	Varies
Air	1,300	Varies

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is it possible to travel from Panipat to Belgaum by sea?

No, there is no direct sea route between Panipat and Belgaum as both cities are located inland.

2. Which mode of transport is the fastest for traveling from Panipat to Belgaum?

The fastest mode of transport for traveling from Panipat to Belgaum is by air.

3. Are there any direct trains between Panipat and Belgaum?

No, there are no direct trains between Panipat and Belgaum. You would need to take a train from Panipat to a nearby major railway station and then continue the journey to Belgaum.