Delhi to Lucknow Trains

Several trains are running from Delhi to Lucknow based on your travel and budget preferences. Booking train tickets from Delhi to Lucknow 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 Lucknow Distance

There are 76 trains running from Delhi to Lucknow, covering an approximate distance of 493 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly.

Delhi to Lucknow Timings

The first train from Delhi to Lucknow is ANVT CPR SPL (05306) departing at 00:20 from Delhi (ANVT).

The last train from Delhi to Lucknow is JBN SUMMER SPL (04094), departing at 23:55 from Delhi (ANVT).

The boarding stations for all Delhi to Lucknow trains are - New Delhi (NDLS), Sabzi Mandi (SZM), Anand Vihar Terminal (ANVT), Hazrat Nizamuddin (NZM), Delhi Cantt (DEC), Hapur Junction (HPU), Old Delhi Junction (DLI)

Deboarding stations at Lucknow - Burhwal Junction (BUW), Tahsil Fatehpur (TSF), Unnao Junction (ON), Lucknow Junction Ner (LJN), Aishbagh Junction (ASH), Lucknow Charbagh Nr (LKO), Badshahnagar (BNZ)

• New Delhi Railway Station
  This railway station has the record of the most extensive interlinking route globally. This station is the main hub for trains such as the Rajdhani Express, and it is the beginning and the last point of the Shatabdi Express.Station Code - NDLSNumber of platforms - 16
• Delhi Junction Railway Station or Old Delhi Railway Station
  This railway station in Delhi was built sixty years before the New Delhi railway station. Also known as the Delhi junction railway station, this station manages close to 180000 passengers daily.Station Code - DLINumber of platforms - 16
• Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway station
  This station was originally built on sharing some load of the passengers with the New Delhi Railway Station and is handled by the Northern Railway Zone. Various Rajdhani Trains that commute to the Southern part of the country originate from this station.Station Code: NZMNumber of platforms: 7
• Anand Vihar Terminal Railway Station
  This station is located in the Eastern part of Delhi. This station has all the basic amenities which include the booking office, counters and also the waiting offices.Station Code: ANVTNumber of platforms: 7
• Delhi Sarai Rohilla Railway Station
  This station was initially built as a terminus. Various trains that originate from Delhi and go towards Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh, and also Mumbai start from this particular station.Station Code - DEENumber of platforms: 7
• Delhi Shahdara Junction Railway Station
  This station falls under the Northern Railway Zone and is situated in Shahdara in Eastern Delhi.Station Code: DSANumber of platforms: 4

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 Lucknow are:

1. Lucknow Charbagh (LKO): Lucknow Charbagh, also known as Lucknow NR (North Railway) station, is the main and largest railway station in Lucknow. It serves as a significant railway junction and handles both long-distance and local train services.
2. Lucknow Junction (LJN): Lucknow Junction is another important railway station in the city, serving as a terminal for some trains and providing connectivity to different regions.
3. Aishbagh (ASH): Aishbagh Railway Station is another significant station in Lucknow, handling both long-distance and local train services.
4. Gomti Nagar (GTNR): Gomti Nagar Railway Station serves as a convenient stop for travelers in the Gomti Nagar area of Lucknow.
5. Alamnagar (AMG): Alamnagar Railway Station is located in Lucknow and serves as a stop for various train services.