Kerala Sampark Kranti Express (12217) departs from Mangalore Jn station (MAJN) at 20:15 and arrives Ambala Cant Jn station (UMB) at 14:50 taking a total of 42 hrs 35 mints to cover the distance of 2430 kms.

Train seat availability for all 2 trains that run from Mangalore to Ambala can be found in above table.

Fare for trains from Mangalore to Ambala is Rs 5580 in First AC (1A), Rs 520 in None (GN), Rs 2245 in Third AC (3A), Rs 3270 in Second AC (2A) and Rs 865 in Sleeper (SL) in general quota. Tatkal ticket fare and premium tatkal fare in this route starts from Rs 2665 in Third AC (3A), Rs 3795 in Second AC (2A) and Rs 1065 in Sleeper (SL).

The fastest train from Mangalore to Ambala is Kerala Sampark Kranti Express (12217) which travels a distance of 2430 kms in just 42 hrs 35 mints. The slowest train from Mangalore to Ambala is Kerala Sampark Kranti Express (12217) which travels a distance of 2430 kms in 42 hrs 35 mints. The most punctual train from Mangalore to Ambala is Kochuveli Amritsar Weekly SF Express (12483) which reaches Ambala Cant Jn with an average delay of just 0 minute. The most delayed train from Mangalore to Ambala is Kerala Sampark Kranti Express (12217) which reaches Ambala Cant Jn with an average delay of over 28 mints.

Mangalore is a chief port city on the Arabian Sea in the Indian state of Karnataka. Mangalore got its name from the local deity Mangala Devi. Manalore has many tourist spots, temples, churches water parts and beaches. This city is called by different names in different languages. This is the only city in the world to have 9 different names for the same city. Mangalore is well connected not just by railways and roads but also by airways both domestic and international and sea ports. Mangalore has 2 railway stations - Mangalore Cntl (MAQ) and Mangalore Jn (MAJN).

Ambala is an important city in the state of Haryana. There are many theories surrounding the name and origin of the place. It is believed that the city was founded by Amba Rajput, in the 14th century. Another theory states that the city gets its name from the words, 'Amba Wala', which translates to 'mango village', referring to mango grooves existing in the city. According to a third version, the district is named after a Hindu Goddess, known as 'Bhawani Amba'. After Independence, Ambala Cantonment has been serving as a major base of the Indian Army and the Indian Air Force. It has been a frontline air base for many years and was attacked by Pakistan Air Force in 1965. Ambala Central Jail, is the place where Mahatma Gandhi's assassin, Nathuram Godse, was hanged in November 1949. Ambala is a divisional headquarters of the Northern Railway Zone and is an important railway junction. Ambala Cantt station is among top 100 booking stations of India. Ambala Cantonment railway station is a junction station at the junction of Delhi-Kalka line and Moradabad-Ambala line cum Ambala-Attari line. It is the fifth busiest railway station in India after Kanpur Central, Vijayawada Junction, Delhi Junction and New Delhi in terms of frequency of trains. Ambala Cantt serves most number of Shatabdi Express trains after New Delhi. Nearest airport from Ambala is Chandigarh airport (IXC). Ambala has 1 railway station - Ambala Cant Jn (UMB).