Titas Train Schedule 2026: All 4 Trips, Every Stop & Fare
The Titas train schedule for 2026 has four daily trips on the Dhaka–Brahmanbaria–Akhaura line: two from Kamalapur at 9:45 AM and 5:45 PM, and two towards Dhaka at 5:00 AM from Akhaura and 1:10 PM from Brahmanbaria. Titas Commuter has no weekly off day and stops at about 20 stations on the way.
This guide lists every stop with its time in both directions, the train numbers, fares, ticket rules and simple tips. It is written for daily passengers, students and anyone who lives near a small station where intercity trains do not stop.
Quick answer: Titas Commuter 34 leaves Dhaka at 9:45 AM and reaches Brahmanbaria at 12:30 PM. Titas 36 leaves at 5:45 PM and reaches Akhaura at 9:30 PM. Towards Dhaka, Titas 33 leaves Akhaura at 5:00 AM (Kamalapur 8:35 AM) and Titas 35 leaves Brahmanbaria at 1:10 PM (Kamalapur 3:30 PM). It runs every day.
Titas Train Schedule at a Glance
Here is the whole Titas train schedule in one small table. The full station-by-station tables follow below.
Table: Titas train schedule 2026 at a glance
| Train number | Route | Departure | Arrival | Journey time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Titas Commuter 33 | Akhaura to Dhaka | 5:00 AM (Akhaura) | 8:35 AM (Kamalapur) | 3 h 35 min |
| Titas Commuter 34 | Dhaka to Brahmanbaria | 9:45 AM (Kamalapur) | 12:30 PM (Brahmanbaria) | 2 h 45 min |
| Titas Commuter 35 | Brahmanbaria to Dhaka | 1:10 PM (Brahmanbaria) | 3:30 PM (Kamalapur) | 2 h 20 min |
| Titas Commuter 36 | Dhaka to Akhaura | 5:45 PM (Kamalapur) | 9:30 PM (Akhaura) | 3 h 45 min |
The off day is none: every Titas Commuter train runs seven days a week. The train numbers come from the Bangladesh Railway list of passenger trains, also shown on the Wikipedia list of passenger trains in Bangladesh. Times follow timetable listings updated in August 2026.
Titas Commuter shares its name with the Titas river of Brahmanbaria. The train is run by a private leaseholder firm on behalf of the railway, which also runs its ticket counter at Brahmanbaria station.
Titas Train Schedule 2026: Dhaka to Brahmanbaria and Akhaura
Two trips leave Kamalapur each day. Titas 34 ends at Brahmanbaria, while Titas 36 goes on to Akhaura Junction. The times below are departure times at each stop, except at the last station, where they show arrival.
Table: Titas train schedule from Dhaka (station by station)
| Station | Titas 34 (morning) | Titas 36 (evening) |
|---|---|---|
| Dhaka (Kamalapur) | 9:45 AM | 5:45 PM |
| Tejgaon | 9:52 AM | 5:53 PM |
| Biman Bandar (Airport) | 10:09 AM | 6:14 PM |
| Tongi Junction | 10:14 AM | 6:20 PM |
| Pubail | 10:23 AM | 6:31 PM |
| Arikhola | 10:35 AM | 6:46 PM |
| Ghorashal Flag | 10:44 AM | 6:57 PM |
| Ghorashal | 10:48 AM | 7:02 PM |
| Jinardi | 10:54 AM | 7:09 PM |
| Narsingdi | 11:00 AM | 7:16 PM |
| Amirganj | 11:09 AM | 7:27 PM |
| Khanabari | 11:15 AM | 7:34 PM |
| Hatubhanga | 11:21 AM | 7:41 PM |
| Methikanda | 11:27 AM | 7:48 PM |
| Srinidhi | 11:33 AM | 7:55 PM |
| Daulatkandi | 11:38 AM | 8:01 PM |
| Bhairab Bazar Junction | 11:43 AM | 8:07 PM |
| Ashuganj | 12:10 PM | 8:41 PM |
| Talshahar | 12:19 PM | 8:52 PM |
| Brahmanbaria | 12:30 PM (ends) | 9:04 PM |
| Paghachang | – | 9:14 PM |
| Bhatshala | – | 9:22 PM |
| Akhaura Junction | – | 9:30 PM (ends) |
The longest gap is between Bhairab Bazar and Ashuganj, where the train crosses the Meghna river on the Bhairab railway bridge. Expect about 20 to 35 minutes for this part of the Titas train schedule.
Older lists show Titas 36 reaching Brahmanbaria at about 8:45 PM. The newest listing shows about 9:02 PM, so plan your ride home from the station with that later time in mind.
Titas Train Schedule 2026: Akhaura and Brahmanbaria to Dhaka
Two trips run towards Dhaka. Titas 33 starts very early at Akhaura and reaches Kamalapur before most offices open. Titas 35 starts at Brahmanbaria after lunch.
Table: Titas train schedule to Dhaka (station by station)
| Station | Titas 33 (early morning) | Titas 35 (afternoon) |
|---|---|---|
| Akhaura Junction | 5:00 AM | – |
| Bhatshala | 5:08 AM | – |
| Paghachang | 5:16 AM | – |
| Brahmanbaria | 5:25 AM | 1:10 PM |
| Talshahar | 5:37 AM | 1:18 PM |
| Ashuganj | 5:47 AM | 1:26 PM |
| Bhairab Bazar Junction | 6:19 AM | 1:48 PM |
| Daulatkandi | 6:25 AM | 1:52 PM |
| Srinidhi | 6:31 AM | 1:56 PM |
| Methikanda | 6:38 AM | 2:01 PM |
| Hatubhanga | 6:45 AM | 2:06 PM |
| Khanabari | 6:52 AM | 2:11 PM |
| Amirganj | 6:59 AM | 2:16 PM |
| Narsingdi | 7:09 AM | 2:24 PM |
| Jinardi | 7:16 AM | 2:29 PM |
| Ghorashal | 7:23 AM | 2:34 PM |
| Ghorashal Flag | 7:27 AM | 2:38 PM |
| Arikhola | 7:37 AM | 2:46 PM |
| Pubail | 7:51 AM | 2:56 PM |
| Tongi Junction | 8:01 AM | 3:04 PM |
| Biman Bandar (Airport) | 8:07 AM | 3:08 PM |
| Tejgaon | 8:27 AM | 3:22 PM |
| Dhaka (Kamalapur) | 8:35 AM (ends) | 3:30 PM (ends) |
Titas 33 is the most popular trip for people who work in Dhaka. It leaves Narsingdi at about 7:09 AM and reaches Kamalapur at 8:35 AM. If you work near the airport, get off at Biman Bandar at about 8:05 AM.
Titas train schedule: travel times between key stops
Not everyone rides the full route. Here is how long each part takes, worked out from the Titas train schedule tables above:
- Narsingdi to Kamalapur: about 1 h 26 min on Titas 33 and 1 h 06 min on Titas 35.
- Bhairab Bazar to Kamalapur: about 2 h 16 min on Titas 33 and 1 h 42 min on Titas 35.
- Brahmanbaria to Bhairab Bazar: about 54 min on Titas 33 and 38 min on Titas 35.
- Kamalapur to Narsingdi: about 1 h 13 min on Titas 34 and 1 h 29 min on Titas 36.
As you can see, a Titas Commuter train is usually quicker in the afternoon than in the early morning, when the run between Ashuganj and Bhairab takes longer.
All Stations on the Titas Commuter Train Route
The Titas Commuter train runs on the main eastern line from Kamalapur to Akhaura. Unlike intercity trains, it stops at almost every station, so it links small towns that have no other direct train to Dhaka. Here are the key stops and why they matter:
- Tejgaon and Biman Bandar: handy for Farmgate, Karwan Bazar and Uttara.
- Tongi Junction and Pubail: for Gazipur side passengers.
- Ghorashal and Jinardi: for workers in the Palash and Ghorashal area.
- Narsingdi: about 57 km from Kamalapur, the busiest stop on the way.
- Methikanda, Srinidhi and Daulatkandi: small stations close to Bhairab.
- Bhairab Bazar Junction: about 86 km from Kamalapur, where lines from Mymensingh and Kishoreganj meet.
- Ashuganj and Talshahar: just across the Meghna river.
- Brahmanbaria: 126 km from Kamalapur, the main stop on the Titas train schedule.
- Paghachang, Bhatshala and Akhaura Junction: served only by Titas 33 and 36. Akhaura is 142 km from Kamalapur.
For other trains on this line, see our Dhaka to Narsingdi train schedule and our Bhairab to Dhaka train schedule.
Titas Commuter Train Fare
Titas is one of the cheapest ways to travel between Dhaka and Brahmanbaria. In July 2023, a Daily Star report put the official Titas Commuter train fare from Dhaka to Brahmanbaria at Tk 60 per person.
Fares on this line have changed since then. On 20 December 2025, Bangladesh Railway added a bridge (pontage) charge on six Eastern-zone routes, including Dhaka–Chattogram, the line Titas uses. The commuter fare for the full Dhaka–Chattogram trip went up from Tk 170 to Tk 190, so expect to pay a little more than Tk 60 today.
Table: Titas Commuter train fare guide
| From Dhaka to | Rail distance | Fare |
|---|---|---|
| Narsingdi | About 57 km | Check at station |
| Bhairab Bazar | About 86 km | Check at station |
| Brahmanbaria | 126 km | Tk 60 in 2023; check at station for today’s fare |
| Akhaura | 142 km | Check at station |
Some websites list Tk 120 to Tk 160 for Titas. Those numbers look like intercity Shovan class fares, not commuter fares, so do not rely on them. The counter clerk will tell you the exact fare, and your printed ticket shows it too.
Children aged 3 to 12 need a child ticket, which costs less than the adult fare. Counter tickets carry no online service charge, which keeps the total low for daily riders.
How to Buy a Titas Ticket: Counter or Online?
Titas Commuter train tickets are mainly sold at station counters on the day of travel. Kamalapur, Narsingdi, Bhairab Bazar and Brahmanbaria all have busy counters. At Brahmanbaria, the counter is run by the leaseholder firm that operates the train.
We could not confirm that Titas Commuter is sold online. Intercity trains on this route are sold on the e-ticket website and the Rail Sheba app, but commuter trains are usually counter-only. If Titas does show up when you search the official e-ticket website, you can book it there like any other train.
- Reach the station 30 minutes before departure, as queues can be long.
- Tell the clerk your destination, the train (Titas Commuter) and the number of tickets.
- Pay in cash and check the date, train name and fare on the ticket.
- Keep the ticket until you leave the destination station. Checkers may ask for it.
Beware of touts. In 2023, a tout was caught selling a Tk 60 Titas ticket for Tk 250. In September 2026, a local leader alleged that tickets at Brahmanbaria were going to brokers for Tk 200 to Tk 300. Buy only at the official counter. For intercity tickets, our guide on how to buy a Bangladesh Railway ticket online explains every step.
Titas vs Intercity Trains: Which Should You Take?
Titas is cheap and stops everywhere, but it is slower. Intercity trains such as Mohanagar Provati, Parabat and Turna reach Brahmanbaria in about 2 hours. The Titas train schedule needs 2 hours 20 minutes to 3 hours 45 minutes, depending on the trip.
| Point | Titas Commuter train | Intercity trains |
|---|---|---|
| Fare | Lowest on the route | Higher, by seat class |
| Stops | Almost every station | Big stations only |
| Speed | Slower | Faster |
| Off day | None | Most have one weekly off day |
| Tickets | Mainly at the counter | Online, app or counter |
| Seats | Can be very crowded | Reserved seat for every ticket |
If you want a fixed seat, speed or an AC coach, check our Dhaka to Brahmanbaria train schedule for the eight intercity trains on this route.
A simple rule: if you can book 10 days ahead and want comfort, choose an intercity seat. If you decide on the same day, travel on a tight budget or live near a small station, Titas is the easier choice.
Which Titas Trip Is Best for You?
- Office in Dhaka: Titas 33. It reaches Tejgaon at about 8:27 AM and Kamalapur at 8:35 AM.
- Day trip to Brahmanbaria: go on Titas 34 at 9:45 AM, then come back on Titas 35 at 1:10 PM, or stay longer and take an intercity train home.
- Going home after work: Titas 36 at 5:45 PM from Kamalapur. It reaches Narsingdi at about 7:14 PM and Bhairab at about 8:05 PM.
- Students on a budget: any Titas Commuter train, since the fare is far lower than an intercity seat.
- Small stations: Titas is often the only direct train for places like Khanabari, Hatubhanga, Srinidhi and Paghachang.
Sample trips using the Titas train schedule
Narsingdi student to Dhaka: board Titas 33 at Narsingdi at about 7:09 AM and reach Kamalapur at 8:35 AM. Go home on Titas 36, which leaves Kamalapur at 5:45 PM and reaches Narsingdi at about 7:14 PM.
Brahmanbaria shopper to Dhaka: take Titas 35 at 1:10 PM and reach Kamalapur at 3:30 PM. Titas 36 leaves at 5:45 PM and reaches Brahmanbaria at about 9:02 PM, so you get just over two hours in Dhaka.
Bhairab to Akhaura: Titas 36 leaves Bhairab Bazar at about 8:07 PM and reaches Akhaura at 9:30 PM. This is the only Titas trip that goes beyond Brahmanbaria in the evening.
Families with heavy bags or small children should think twice. Titas can be very crowded at peak times, and standing for three hours is tiring.
Delays, Safety and Travel Tips
Titas uses older engines, and that shows in the news. In July 2026, a Dhaka–Brahmanbaria Titas Commuter train was stuck for about three hours near Bhairab because its engine could not climb onto the Bhairab rail bridge. In June 2025, an Akhaura-bound Titas ran about 8 km in the dark after its headlight failed.
- Allow extra time: treat the Titas train schedule as a guide and add an hour for important plans.
- Arrive early: queues at the counter can be long at Kamalapur and Brahmanbaria.
- Keep valuables close: coaches get packed, so carry your phone and wallet in a front pocket.
- Carry water: during a long delay there may be no food seller on board.
- Night trips: Titas 36 reaches Brahmanbaria after 9 PM. Arrange your ride home in advance.
- Eid rush: before Eid, commuter trains are packed. Leave a day early if you can.
- Stay safe at doors: never ride on the roof or hang from the door, even when the coach is full.
How to Track Titas Commuter
You can check where Titas is by SMS. Type TR, a space and the train number, then send it to 16318. For example, send TR 33 for the morning trip from Akhaura or TR 34 for the trip from Dhaka. A small operator fee applies.
Tracking is very helpful at small stations, where there may be no announcement and real times often drift from the printed Titas train schedule. Our train tracking guide shows other ways to follow a train live. You can also call the railway hotline 131.
FAQs about the Titas Train Schedule
What is the Titas train schedule from Dhaka?
Titas Commuter 34 leaves Kamalapur at 9:45 AM and reaches Brahmanbaria at about 12:30 PM. Titas 36 leaves at 5:45 PM and reaches Akhaura at about 9:30 PM.
What time does Titas leave Brahmanbaria for Dhaka?
Titas 33 leaves Brahmanbaria at about 5:25 AM, after starting at Akhaura at 5:00 AM. Titas 35 leaves Brahmanbaria at 1:10 PM and reaches Kamalapur at about 3:30 PM.
Does the Titas Commuter train have an off day?
No. All four trips run every day of the week. Service can stop for a short time because of accidents, engine faults or bad weather.
How much is the Titas train ticket?
A 2023 news report put the Dhaka–Brahmanbaria fare at Tk 60. Fares on this line went up in December 2025, so check at station for today’s exact fare.
Can I buy a Titas ticket online?
We could not confirm online sales. Titas tickets are mainly sold at station counters. If the train appears on the e-ticket website for your date, you can book it there.
Where does Titas Commuter stop?
It stops at about 20 stations between Dhaka and Brahmanbaria, including Tejgaon, Biman Bandar, Tongi, Narsingdi, Bhairab Bazar and Ashuganj. Titas 33 and 36 also serve Paghachang, Bhatshala and Akhaura.
Conclusion
The Titas train schedule gives you four daily trips with no off day, low fares and stops at almost every station between Dhaka, Brahmanbaria and Akhaura. Take Titas 33 for an early office arrival, Titas 34 for a daytime trip east, and Titas 36 to get home after work.
The Titas Commuter train is still the cheapest way to cover this line. Save this Titas train schedule on your phone, buy your ticket only at the counter, add extra time for delays and track your train by SMS. For faster trains, fares and booking help on other routes, visit our Bangladesh Railway ticket guide or the official Bangladesh Railway website.
Last checked: October 2026. Train times and fares can change. Always confirm on the official Bangladesh Railway e-ticket website before you travel.
