Where is Udhamulla Railway Station located?

Udhamulla Railway Station is in the Colombo District, Western Province of Sri Lanka, on the Kelani Valley (KV) Line. It lies 13.4 km from Colombo Fort and sits between Nugegoda station (towards Colombo) and Nawinna station (towards Avissawella).

How many trains stop at Udhamulla Station per day?

Around 20 trains typically call at Udhamulla on a regular operating day. Services are most frequent during weekday commuter peak hours. Always check the current timetable through Sri Lanka Railways or at Colombo Fort before travel, as schedules can change.

How long does it take to travel from Colombo Fort to Udhamulla?

The journey on the KV Line from Colombo Fort to Udhamulla typically takes around 30–40 minutes, covering 13.4 km. Journey time can vary slightly depending on the service and the number of stops made along the way.

What are the neighbouring stations of Udhamulla on the KV Line?

Nugegoda station lies immediately to the north of Udhamulla in the direction of Colombo, and Nawinna station lies to the south in the direction of Avissawella. All three stations are closely spaced within the suburban Colombo corridor.

Is the Kelani Valley Line a narrow-gauge railway?

Yes, the Kelani Valley Line runs on a narrow gauge of 2 ft 6 in (762 mm), making it narrower than Sri Lanka's standard broad-gauge main lines. This gives the route its distinctive character, with smaller carriages and a more intimate, community-oriented atmosphere.

Can tourists use Udhamulla Station to get around Colombo?

Udhamulla is primarily a commuter station rather than a tourist destination in itself, but it is a practical and affordable way to reach central Colombo for visitors staying in the southern suburbs. The KV Line journey from Udhamulla to Colombo Fort also offers an authentic look at everyday city life in Sri Lanka.

What facilities does Udhamulla Station have?

Udhamulla is a small suburban station with basic commuter facilities including a covered platform, seating, and ticketing. Small shops and refreshment vendors are typically found near the station approach, as is common at suburban stations across Sri Lanka.

Udhamulla Railway Station

Udhamulla Railway Station is a station on the KV Line of Sri Lanka Railways, in the Colombo District, Western Province. It lies 13.4 km from Colombo Fort along the line.

20 trains call at Udhamulla on a typical day. The full timetable — departure time, destination and which days each service runs — is listed below.

Neighbouring stations on the KV Line: Nugegoda (towards Colombo) and Nawinna.

See the whole network on the Sri Lanka railway station list or the railway map.

Udhamulla horário da estação ferroviária

20 comboios param em Udhamulla num dia típico.

Linha KV · 13.4 km de Colombo Fort · Província Ocidental

Partida	Sentido	Circula
06:01 am	Colombo Fort	Diariamente
06:22 am	Colombo Fort	Apenas dias úteis
06:57 am	Colombo Fort	Apenas dias úteis e sábado
07:13 am	Colombo Fort	Diariamente
07:32 am	Colombo Fort	Diariamente
07:53 am	Colombo Fort	Apenas dias úteis e sábado
08:27 am	Colombo Fort	Diariamente
08:42 am	Colombo Fort	Apenas dias úteis
02:32 pm	Padukka	Apenas dias úteis e sábado
02:52 pm	Colombo Fort	Diariamente
05:06 pm	Avissawella	Apenas sábado
05:21 pm	Avissawella	Apenas dias úteis e domingo
06:11 pm	Avissawella	Diariamente
06:31 pm	Padukka	Apenas dias úteis
06:51 pm	Homagama	Apenas dias úteis e domingo
07:11 pm	Kosgama	Diariamente
07:56 pm	Padukka	Apenas dias úteis
08:09 pm	Maradana	Diariamente
08:41 pm	Avissawella	Diariamente
09:16 pm	Maradana	Diariamente

Horário espelhado dos horários publicados pela Sri Lanka Railways, última verificação em 2026-09-14. Os horários podem ser alterados sem aviso prévio — confirme com a companhia ferroviária antes de viajar. Veja toda a rede na lista de estações ferroviárias do Sri Lanka.

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Udhamulla horário da estação ferroviária

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