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12333 is the Vibhuti Express, a daily Superfast train running from Howrah Junction (HWH) to Prayagraj Rambag (PRRB), covering about 882 km in roughly 16 hours. It serves West Bengal, Jharkhand, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh with important halts including Patna Jn and Varanasi.

Basic train info
• Name & number: Vibhuti Express, 12333 (up) / 12334

• Type & zone: Superfast Express under Eastern Railway zone

• Route: Howrah Jn (HWH) → Prayagraj Rambag (PRRB)

• Distance & time: About 882 km in 16 hours as 12333; around 15 hours 50 minutes as 12334

• Days of run: Runs daily in both directions

• Superfast surcharge: Included in fare as average speed is above 55 km/h.


Timings and major halts (12333)
• Departure: Howrah Jn 19:55 hrs.
• Arrival: Prayagraj Rambag 12:00 hrs next day


Some key halts with approx timings (12333 up)

• Barddhaman (BWN): 21:07–21:12
• Durgapur (DRG): 22:06–22:08
• Asansol (ASN): 22:37–22:42
• Jasidih (JSME): 00:15–00:20
• Jhajha (JAJ): 01:17–01:22
• Kiul (KIUL): 02:00–02:02
• Patna Jn (PNBE): 04:00–04:10
• Danapur (DNR): 04:23–04:25
• Ara (ARA): 05:00–05:02
• Buxar (BXR): 06:02–06:04
• Pt Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Jn (DDU): 08:20–08:30
• Varanasi (BSB): 09:30–09:40
• Banaras (BSBS): 09:50–09:55
• Jhusi (JI): 11:25–11:30
• Prayagraj Rambag (PRRB): 12:00.


Coach composition and facilities
Typical rake (may change as per demand
• 1 AC 2‑tier coach
• 4 AC 3‑tier coaches
• 8 Sleeper class coaches
• 4 General (unreserved) coaches
• 2 SLR (seating cum luggage/guard) coaches
• No pantry car; e-catering and platform food options are generally available.


Loco: Fully electrified route, usually hauled by a Howrah-based WAP-7 or equivalent electric locomotive end to end.