Katra to Delhi Trains

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There are 35 trains running from Katra to Delhi, covering an approximate distance of 595 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. The first train from Katra to Delhi is SVDK KOTA EXP( 19804) departing at 00:10 from Jammu Tawi (JAT). SVDK VANDEBHARAT (22440) is the fastest among the Katra to Delhi Trains. It departs from Jammu Tawi (JAT) at 16:15 and arrives at New Delhi (NDLS) at 23:00, covering the distance in just 6 hrs 45 mins. The last train from Katra to Delhi is JHELUM EXPRESS (11078), departing at 23:40 from Jammu Tawi (JAT). You can get detailed information about the Katra to Delhi train timetable, availability, fare, train running status, coach position, and PNR status on redRail.

The boarding stations for all Katra to Delhi trains are - Jammu Tawi (JAT)

Deboarding stations at Delhi - New Delhi (NDLS), Old Delhi Junction (DLI), Delhi Safdarjung (DSJ), Delhi Sarai Rohilla (DEE), Hapur Junction (HPU)

The total time taken by different trains running from Katra to Delhi can vary based on the type of train, number of stops and various other factors. The first train leaving from Katra to Delhi is at 00:10, while the last train is at 23:40.

New Delhi is the capital of India. There are two parts of Delhi: Old Delhi, in the north, a historical city, and New Delhi, in the south, a modern capital.

One of the country's most populous cities, Delhi is spread across, but mainly on the west side of, the Yamuna River. New Delhi is part of the national capital territory, which includes Old and New Delhi. The region on the east is bounded by the state of Uttar Pradesh and on the North, South, and West by Haryana.

Delhi has five major stations – New Delhi, (Old) Delhi, Hazrat Nizamuddin, Sabji Mandi, Delhi Cantonment, and Anand Vihar. It is one of the major hubs of the Indian Railways' Northern Railway zone. Delhi is well-connected by railways with all parts of India and has huge railway traffic.

Delhi boasts a rich cultural history, and as a result, it has many cultural and historical places that one can visit. Some of the significant places to visit are as under:

India Gate

It is one of the must-visit places in Delhi. Its old name was the All India War Memorial, commemorating the sacrifice of 82,000 Indian soldiers in the First World War. It's located on Kartavya Path (erstwhile Rajpath), and you can reach it by metro at Barakhamba Road.

Humayun's Tomb

The Humayun's Tomb in Delhi is an important historical site and is the final resting place of the Mughal Emperor of India, Humayun. It stands as a legacy of the might of the Mughal Empire.

Qutub Minar

Qutub Minar is a part of the Qutub Complex, which was announced as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995. Located in Mehrauli, Qutub Minar Metro Station, located about 3km away, will be the easiest access point to this breathtaking architectural marvel.

Red Fort

Delhi's Red Fort was the home of emperors of the Mughal dynasty for over 200 years. It is famous for being the site of the Independence Day speech by Jawaharlal Nehru when India gained freedom from British rule.

Akshardham Temple

One of the famous temples in Delhi is the Akshardham temple in East Delhi. It features traditional Hindu and Indian culture, spirituality, and architecture. The temple is precisely 141 feet high and 316 feet wide, with images on the walls such as flora and fauna, musicians, deities, and other forms.

Bahai (Lotus) Temple

The Lotus Temple is a prominent tourist destination in New Delhi. Construction of the temple finished in 1986. It looks like a lotus flower but is created in white and open to people of all religions and castes. The structure comprises 27 marble-clad pillars in groups of three to form nine sides.

The average travel time between Katra and Delhi is 12 hours. The major railway stations en route from Katra to Delhi are:

• Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra (SVDK)
• Pathankot Cantt. (PTKC)
• Ludhiana (LDH)
• New Delhi (NDLS)

Commuting to railway stations in busy cities like Delhi is quite troublesome. However, travelling by metro saves both money and time, as there are no traffic jams and the trains are punctual.

For Delhi

Delhi is well-connected by a wide-spread metro network that can help you reach any of the railway stations and to any destination from the railway stations within the city or the neighbouring cities like Gurugram, Ghaziabad, Faridabad and Noida.

Here is the list of the metro stations close to the important stations in Delhi.

• For New Delhi Railway Station: The station is well-connected by metro. The nearest metro station is New Delhi, just outside the New Delhi Railway Station. You can take the Yellow Line of the Delhi Metro from this station.
• For Old Delhi Railway Station: If you want to take a metro from Old Delhi Railway Station, then the nearest station is Old Delhi, which is also located in the station. This station is also on the Yellow Line.
• For Hazrat Nizamuddin Station: The Hazrat Nizamuddin Station connects the city with south- and west-bound trains. It is near the Sarai Kale Khan-Nizamuddin Station of the Pink Line.
• For Sabji Mandi Station: This station is near the Pratap Nagar Station of the Delhi Metro's Red Line.
• Delhi Cantonment Station: This station has an eponymous metro station near it – the Delhi Cantonment Metro Station on the Pink Line of the Delhi Metro.
• Anand Vihar Station: This station generally caters to eastbound trains, and you can deboard at the Anand Vihar Metro Station on Delhi Metro's Blue Line to reach this station.

For Katra

As Katra is not a metro city, it has no metro train. However, you can find other means of public transport.