All About Chandigarh Railway Satation

Outside of Chandigarh's city borders is where you'll find the Chandigarh Junction Railway Station. It is about 8 km from Chandigarh city centre and 7 km from the airport.

Escalators, computerised reservations, phone booths, a tourist information centre, and a police post are available at CDG railway station.

Trains Departing from Chandigarh to Other Stations

At the CDG railway station, there are 40 halting trains and 18 trains that start and stop here. The platforms number 5.

Trains to the Top Pilgrimage Sites: The famous Harmandir Sahib or Golden Temple is located in Amritsar, which is accessible by the Amritsar Chandigarh Superfast Express. Ajmer, which is well-known for housing the shrine of Sufi Saint Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti, has six trains per week. There is just one SuperFast express train that travels between the Madurai (MDG) train station and the Meenakshi Amman Temple. To go to Gaya, where Gautama Buddha obtained enlightenment, there are six long-distance trains. Utilize any of the 14 trains that go to Mumbai to go to the renowned Shree Siddhivinayak Ganapati Mandir.

There are 66 trains each week to Delhi from Chandigarh CDG, 14 weekly trains to Kolkata, 14 weekly trains to Mumbai, 3 weekly trains to Bangalore, and 1 bi-weekly train to Chennai.

Trains that are well-liked: The Garib Rath Express is renowned for being a cheap train that also offers air conditioning. On-board catering and e-catering are available on the Himalayan Express, Amritsar Chandigarh Superfast Express, and Paschim Express. Customers of The Chandigarh Special can order food online.

The Chandigarh Junction railway station and Amritsar are connected by the Amritsar Chandigarh Superfast Express.

• The Himalayan Queen runs a service between Kalka and the CDG train station (KLK).

• The Garib Rath Express travels from Amritsar to Chandigarh Railway Station via Jalandhar, Ambala, Roorkee, and Lal Kuan (LKU).

The CDG and Agra Fort railway stations are connected by the Paschim Express.

• The Chandigarh Special departs from Indore and travels via Ujjain, Mathura, and Ambala stations before arriving at the Chandigarh CDG station.

Many stations in Chandigarh

The single railroad station in the city of Chandigarh is the CDG Railway Station.

Frequently Visited Locations near Chandigarh Junction Railway Station

The Chandigarh Rose Garden, the largest rose garden in Asia, was established in 1967 and is located 10 kilometres from the CDG railway station. By automobile, it will take you about 22 minutes. The Chandigarh Rock Landscape, sometimes referred to as Nek Chand's Rock Garden, is a 40-acre sculpture garden. The distance to the Chandigarh railway station is 9 kilometres. You can go kayaking, water skiing, and boating at Sukhna Lake (10 km away, 24-minute trip). Chandigarh Railway Station is 7 km (14-minute drive) away from the Le Corbusier Center.