Anand-Nadiad Bullet Train Station is an under-construction high-speed rail station on the Mumbai–Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail Corridor (India’s first bullet train route). It is located near Uttarsanda, close to Nadiad, and will serve both Anand and Nadiad regions once completed.This station is being built to support the Mumbai–Ahmedabad Bullet Train project and will feature modern design and facilities to ensure a comfortable travel experience. Its architecture is inspired by the local dairy heritage of Anand (Milk City), with design elements reflecting the fluid shapes and colours of milk droplets.

The station’s key features include:

• A 415-metre long platform and a height of around 25.6 m, with a total built-up area of over 44,000 m².

• Three levels (Ground, Concourse, and Platform), two side platforms, and four high-speed tracks running through.

• Amenities like ticketing and waiting areas, business lounges, restrooms, information booths, retail outlets, and dedicated spaces for passenger drop-off, parking, and pedestrian access.

It will be conveniently connected to Uttarsanda railway station (about 600 m away) and around 10 km from Nadiad Junction railway station, making high-speed rail access easier for people from both Kheda and Anand districts.