Dunhinda Odyssey Train

Dunhinda Odyssey Train

Dunhinda Odyssey is a new train service from Colombo Fort to Badulla VIA Kandy / Nanu Oya / Ella has started 5th April 2024. Purpose of this new Dunhinda Odyssey train is to commemorate 100 years since the British commenced the railway service in Sri Lanka (Then Ceylon). Dunhinda Odyssey train will operate every other day starting from 5th April 2024.   After the inauguration of the train, the Dunhinda Odyssey will be reserved for passenger transport, and the fare for a ticket will be Rs. 8,000. The train consists of four cabins with 44 seats each; it also includes three second-class cabins and a third-class cabin with a canteen.

Colombo Fort  to Badulla train journey one of most scenic and beautiful train journey in South Asia climbing through lush green tea estates / waterfalls / tunnels which create super adventurous feeling. There is a high demand for the colombo Badulla train from both local and international travelers but there were only few daily trains operated and the Dunhinda Odyssey train will be a great addition to the Sri Lanka tourism.  

This is most recommended activity during your family adventure holiday in Sri Lanka and also honeymoon trips and solo escorted tours in Sri Lanka.  

Dunhinda Odyssey Details:

  • Train – Dunhinda Odyssey
  • Journey – Colombo Fort to Badulla VIA Kandy / Nanu Oya / Ella
  • Schedule - Operates every other day
  • Departure time - 6.30 AM from Colombo Fort
  • Ticket Price – 8,000 Sri Lankan Rupees (Air condition first class)
  • Restaurant cart – Available
  • Classes – First class air con / Second Class & Third class
  • How to book Dunhinda Odessey ? There are few ways to book Dunhinda Odessey. Its easy for you to book it online through Department of Railways website https://seatreservation.railway.gov.lk/mtktwebslr/ . Or you may dial 365 from Mobitel phone or 444 on Dialog phone. Other option is to book directly from main railway stations. If you are traveling through a travel agent in Sri Lanka, they will make arrangements to reserve trains.

 Reference - dailymirror.lk