Delhi to Jodhpur Trains

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There are 8 trains running from Delhi to Jodhpur, covering an approximate distance of 623 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. The first train from Delhi to Jodhpur is CORBET PRK LINK( 25014) departing at 05:05 from Delhi Cantt (DEC). RAJ S KRNTI EXP (12463) is the fastest among the Delhi to Jodhpur Trains. It departs from Delhi Cantt (DEC) at 22:42 and arrives at Jodhpur (JU) at 08:15, covering the distance in just 9 hrs 33 mins. The last train from Delhi to Jodhpur is DEE JU SF EXP (22482), departing at 23:27 from Delhi Cantt (DEC). You can get detailed information about the Delhi to Jodhpur train timetable, availability, fare, train running status, coach position, and PNR status on redRail.

The boarding stations for all Delhi to Jodhpur trains are - Palam (PM), Delhi Cantt (DEC)

Deboarding stations at Jodhpur - Jodhpur (JU)

The total time taken by different trains running from Delhi to Jodhpur can vary based on the type of train, number of stops and various other factors. The first train leaving from Delhi to Jodhpur is at 05:05, while the last train is at 23:27.

Jodhpur, located on the outskirts of the Thar Desert, was established in 1459 by Rao Jodha, the ruler of the Rathore race of Rajputs. It served as the capital of the kingdom of Marwar in those times. Historically, the city was a centre of trade for copper, opium, sandals, silk, coffee, and dates.

The city is also known as the Blue City because its coloured walls and homes appear blue from above. Magnificent palaces and temples dot the city, adding to its exceptional grandeur.

The Jodhpur Junction (JU) railway station is the most important in the Indian state of Rajasthan. All significant passenger trains, as well as express trains, stop at this station. That is why most travellers prefer to book train tickets to reach Jodhpur.

Jodhpur Junction has considerable traffic from Delhi as well.

Today, Jodhpur is noted for its beautiful handicrafts, traditional dances, folk music, and beautifully costumed people. Here are the five must-visit places in Jodhpur:

Mehrangarh Fort

Rao Jodha built the fort in 1459 AD atop a vertical cliff, surrounding which the city flourished. The fort houses Maharaja's palace, various temples, and a large garden.

Umaid Bhawan Palace

The Umaid Bhawan Palace, the world's largest private residence, was planned by renowned architect Henry Lanchester. The property boasts 372 rooms, a wood-panelled library, an indoor pool, a private museum, and much more.

Phalodi

Phalodi, known as the "Salt City," is a historic caravan centre that trades salt using camels and the sandy desert's ships. In the enormous Thar Desert, Phalodi is located between Jaisalmer and Jodhpur.

Sardar Samand

The Sardar Samand Palace, which was formerly a hunting lodge, has stunning views of the lake and is packed with migratory birds.

Pokhran

Pokhran town is located in the Thar Desert. The Pokhran Fort was the fortress of the Champawat Rathores, Marwar's powerful Rajput nobility.

The journey time from Delhi to Jodhpur is about 11 hours. The route passes through these significant stations:

• Delhi: NDLS
• Delhi Cantt: DEC
• Gurgaon: GGN
• Rewari: RE
• Alwar: AWR
• Bandikui Jn: BKI
• Dausa: DO
• Jaipur: JP
• Kuchaman City: KMNC
• Makrana Jn: MKN
• Degana Jn: DNA
• Jodhpur Jn: JU

If you need a break, check the route of your train and halt duration at each railway station when leaving the train at any of these stops. Trains usually stop for long periods at junctions that offer a variety of food products and other general services.

Arriving at or departing from a railway station can be a hassle, especially during busy traffic hours. Metros, on the contrary, make commuting quicker. Although Delhi has a very good metro network, Jodhpur remains without a metro route. The best transport options for both stations are as follows:

For Delhi

The New Delhi metro station along the Yellow Line is the closest metro station to New Delhi (NDLS) Railway Station. The Gate No. 1 of this metro station is within walking distance from the NDLS railway station's exit. This metro station is also close to Delhi Junction (DLI), which takes around 10 minutes to arrive by cab or auto rickshaw. Taxis, prepaid vehicles, and DTC buses are some more ways of transit to and from the New Delhi Railway station.

For Jodhpur

Jodhpur Junction is close to the bus terminal, providing access to popular city destinations. So far, Jodhpur does not have a metro line. Taking a private cab or prepaid auto is the most convenient way to travel to and from the Jodhpur station.

Delhi has several important railway stations serving different parts of the country. Some of the major railway stations in Delhi are:

• New Delhi Railway Station (NDLS): New Delhi Railway Station, often referred to as NDLS, is the main and largest railway station in Delhi. It is a major transportation hub and serves as the main gateway to the city for many long-distance trains. It is connected to various parts of India through multiple rail routes.
• Old Delhi Railway Station (DLI): Old Delhi Railway Station, also known as Delhi Junction, is another significant railway station in the city. It is one of the oldest and busiest railway stations in India. It serves as a major stop for numerous long-distance trains and is well-connected to various parts of the country.
• Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station (NZM): Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station, commonly known as Nizamuddin Station, is an essential railway terminal in Delhi. It primarily handles trains connecting Delhi with the southern, eastern, and southeastern parts of India.
• Anand Vihar Terminal (ANVT): Anand Vihar Terminal is a relatively newer railway station in Delhi and serves as a significant terminal for several express and superfast trains, particularly connecting Delhi with cities in northern and eastern India.
• Delhi Sarai Rohilla (DEE): Delhi Sarai Rohilla is another important railway station in Delhi, handling various long-distance trains and serving as a stop for some important train routes.
• Delhi Cantt (DEC): Delhi Cantt is a railway station primarily serving the needs of travelers in the western part of Delhi.

Some of the major railway stations in Jodhpur are:

1. Jodhpur Junction (JU): Jodhpur Junction is the primary and largest railway station in the city. It serves as a major railhead, handling both long-distance and local train services.
2. Bhagat Ki Kothi (BGKT): Bhagat Ki Kothi Railway Station is another important station in Jodhpur. It serves as a terminal station and handles some train services.
3. Mandor (MDB): Mandor Railway Station is located near Jodhpur and provides connectivity to various train services.