Delhi to Kalka Trains

Several trains are running from Delhi to Kalka based on your travel and budget preferences. Booking train tickets from Delhi to Kalka is easy and convenient on redRail, an IRCTC-authorized platform offering a variety of train options. You can view a list of trains, including train number, name, travel class, duration, and departure or arrival timings when booking your railway tickets.

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Delhi to Kalka Distance

There are 67 trains running from Delhi to Kalka, covering an approximate distance of 237 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly.

Delhi to Kalka Timings

The first train from Delhi to Kalka is GNC DLPC EXP (19411) departing at 00:58 from Jhajjar (JHJ).

The last train from Delhi to Kalka is SVDK SUMMER SPL (04081), departing at 23:45 from Delhi (NDLS).

The boarding stations for all Delhi to Kalka trains are -

• Meerut City Junction (MTC)
• New Delhi (NDLS)
• Delhi Safdarjung (DSJ)
• Jhajjar (JHJ)
• Delhi Cantt (DEC)
• Hazrat Nizamuddin (NZM)
• Delhi Sarai Rohilla (DEE)
• Old Delhi Junction (DLI)

• Kalka (KLK)

Kalka is a favourite place among tourists for a blissful vacation in the foothills of the Himalayas. It is in the Panchkula district of Haryana. Panchkula Municipal Corporation is the administrative body of this beautiful city.

Kalka Station is the northern head of the Kalka-Shimla railway terminus. It is well-connected through roads and rail routes to major cities like Delhi, Ludhiana, Chandigarh, Shimla, and Ambala. The station code is KLK under the Ambala division.

Kalka Shimla Railway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was built in the 19th Century and receives frequent trains from Delhi. Currently, five trains run between these two major railway stations.

Kalka city lies on NH 22 between Shimla and Chandigarh. The city has been named after Goddess Kali. Pinjore falls in the south, and Parwanoo in the north are some notable tourist destinations of Kalka. It also hosts Chandimandir Cantonment of the Indian Army's Western Command.

Kalka is a beautiful city with scenic, natural, and religious places to explore. It is a gateway for picturesque destinations of the Himalayas for travellers and tourists. Ditch the chaos of cities and head to the serene natural locations of Kalka.

Here is a hand-picked list of the best places to visit in Kalka on your next trip.

Kalka Mata Temple

Kalka Mata Temple is one of the oldest Hindu temples in India. It is located around 1 km from Kalka Railway Station. This temple lies in the tri-city region with a 6 feet tall statue of Goddess Kali. The interiors are decorated with carved figures of animals and birds.

Pinjore Garden

This Mughal-style garden stretched out across a hundred acres. Another name for Pinjore Garden is Yadavindra Gardens, after the prince of Patiala of the 17th Century.

Morni Hills

Morni Hills are a perfect getaway for couples at an altitude of 3600 feet above sea level. It is also a good location for rock climbing, trekking, and camping. You can experience picture-perfect natural vistas of Morni Hills with River Ghaggar flowing through the valley.

Hanuman Temple and Manki Point

Explore the beautiful Hanuman Temple of deep religious belief for Hindus. The temple is in the form of a foot, situated on the Manki Point hilltop. Manki Point hilltop is located about 6200 feet above sea level.

Cactus Garden

Cactus Garden in Kalka City is an outdoor landscaped succulent and cacti garden. Plant lovers can enjoy a good tour of these plants for photos and study.

Gurudwara Nada Sahib

Gurudwara Nada Sahib is one of the revered religious sites for Sikhs. It is located 19 km from Kalka.

Maa Mansa Devi

It is an ancient Hindu temple extending over 100 acres. The temple is of the Mansa Devi, an avatar of Shakti.

The average travelling time between Delhi and Kalka is around 04 hours and 05 minutes. The route covers three significant stations.

• Kurukshetra Junction (KKDE)
• Ambala Cant Junction (UMB)
• Chandigarh (CDG)

Check your train's timetable to reach the station on time and avoid last-minute hassles. You can also halt at major stations to enjoy local delicacies. The halting time at each station is mentioned in the train timetable.

While opting for train travel, arriving on time at the railway stations is critical. Traffic and other unforeseen factors might affect the trip to the station on time. A robust metro network solves this issue. Take the metro trains to make your train journey promptly. The metro stations nearest to the boarding and destination railway stations are discussed.

For Delhi

Delhi is well-connected by metro rail lines. Most of the Delhi to Kalka trains depart from the New Delhi Railway Station (NDLS), and one departs from the Old Delhi Metro Station (DLI). The metro stations nearest to the DLI junctions are listed below.

• Chandni Chowk Metro Station (400 m)
• Kashmiri Gate Metro Station (700 m)

The New Delhi Metro Station Gate No.1 is nearest to the New Delhi Railway Station (NDLS).

For Kalka

Kalka is yet to receive its Metro rail connectivity. But, the city is well-connected by local buses. Taking the local bus is the most inexpensive way. You can also hire a taxi or an autorickshaw to reach the Railway station.

Moreover, you can book online train tickets from Delhi to Kalka through the Redrail app.

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.

The Kalka-Shimla Railway is a narrow-gauge railway line that connects Kalka to the hill station of Shimla in Himachal Pradesh. There is one major railway station in Kalka:

1. Kalka Railway Station (KLK): Kalka Railway Station is the main and primary railway station in Kalka. It is the terminus for the Kalka-Shimla Railway line and serves as a major transportation hub for travelers using this scenic heritage railway.

The Kalka-Shimla Railway is renowned for its picturesque route and offers a unique travel experience as it winds through the hills and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.