
3 min readJun 23, 2026 02:26 PM IST
The Railway Board has approved a new terminal for the Ahmedabad-Okha Vande Bharat Express (Image: Ministry of Railways/File)
Ahmedabad-Okha Vande Bharat train terminal change: The Railway Board (RB) has approved a new terminal station for the Ahmedabad-Okha Vande Bharat Express. The train was flagged off by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 24, 2023, and was initially launched between Ahmedabad and Jamnagar. Later, on March 12, 2024, the national transporter announced the extension of the service up to Okha, enhancing connectivity to the coastal town.
Ahmedabad-Okha Vande Bharat train gets a new terminal station
Now, more than two years later, the RB has approved a change in the terminal station of the Ahmedabad-Okha Vande Bharat Express. With the revision, the service will be renamed as Sabarmati-Okha Vande Bharat Express. It means this semi-high-speed train will originate and terminate at Sabarmati railway station instead of Ahmedabad railway station in Gujarat. The train is being maintained and operated by the Western Railway (WR) zone.
In a letter to the WR on June 16, the RB said: “Change in Timings, Change in Days of Run & Change in Terminal of 22925/22926 Ahmedabad–Okha Vande Bharat Express…Regarding the stoppage of 22925/22926 Ahmedabad-Okha Vande Bharat Express at Ambli Road, the Ministry of Railways approves the said proposals.”
It also asked the zonal railway to make the changes with effect from the Advance Reservation Period or No Booking Date.
Sabarmati-Okha Vande Bharat Express: Distance, Travel Time
The Sabarmati-Okha Vande Bharat Express will cover a distance of 493 km in 06:30 hrs. The train will run on all days of the week except Tuesday. This train comprises AC Chair car and Executive Chair car.
Sabarmati-Okha Vande Bharat train: Stoppages
During its journey between Sabarmati and Okha, train number 22925/22926 Vande Bharat Express will halt at eight stations enroute. These are: Ambli Road, Sanad, Virmgam, Surendrnagar, Wankaner, Rajkot, Jamnagar, and Dwarka.
Sabarmati-Okha Vande Bharat Express: Timing
Under the revised schedule, train number 22925 Sabarmati-Okha Vande Bharat Express will depart from Sabarmati at 6:15 am and arrive in Okha at 1:20 pm. On the return journey, train number 22926 Okha-Sabarmati Vande Bharat Express will leave Okha at 4:45 pm and reach Sabarmati at 11:15 pm.
Existing (struck-through)
Approved (new)
🡆 Train 22925 — Ahmedabad → Okha
StationTypeExisting Arr.Existing Dep.Approved Arr.Approved Dep.
AhmedabadD—18:10—06:15
Sabarmati Jn.A/D18:1718:1906:2306:25
Ambli RoadA/D——06:2706:29
SanadA/D18:3318:3507:0007:02
ViramgamA/D19:0519:0707:4807:50
SurendranagarA/D19:4319:4508:4308:45
WankanerA/D20:3120:3309:3109:36
RajkotA/D21:0321:0810:4310:48
JamnagarA/D22:2522:3012:3212:37
DwarkaA/D23:5423:5913:3213:37
OkhaA00:40—13:20—
🡄 Train 22926 — Okha → Ahmedabad
StationTypeExisting Arr.Existing Dep.Approved Arr.Approved Dep.
OkhaD—10:10—23:15
DwarkaA/D20:2020:2222:4022:42
JamnagarA/D19:4419:4922:2922:31
RajkotA/D18:3618:4121:5922:01
WankanerA/D17:1117:1321:1121:13
SurendranagarA/D16:0616:0820:0620:08
ViramgamA/D15:0815:1019:1819:20
SanadA/D14:3314:3518:4818:50
Ambli RoadA/D——18:3318:35
Sabarmati Jn.A/D09:4009:4218:1718:19
AhmedabadA10:10—23:15—
📅 Day of Operation
Train No. & NameExistingApproved
22925 Ahmedabad–Okha Vande Bharat Express
Ex: ADI6 days a week except Tuesday
Ex: SBT6 days a week except Tuesday
22926 Okha–Ahmedabad Vande Bharat Express
Ex: OKHA6 days a week except Wednesday
Ex: OKHA6 days a week except Tuesday
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