Indore to Delhi Trains

Are you looking for trains from Indore to Delhi? This route offers several train options. Book your ticket on the redRail website or app. Booking train tickets on redRail is easier and more convenient. redRail, an IRCTC-authorised train ticket booking platform, provides a wide range of train options for passengers. You can check the list of trains displayed on the screen, including the train number, train name, travel class, train timetable, duration, departure, and arrival times. You can choose trains depending on the travel class and types of trains, catering to your budget and travel needs.

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There are 5 trains running from Indore to Delhi, covering an approximate distance of 824 kms. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. The first train from Indore to Delhi is CHANDIGARH EXP( 19307) departing at 05:30 from Indore Junction (INDB). INDB NDLS EXP (12415) is the fastest among the Indore to Delhi Trains. It departs from Indore Junction (INDB) at 16:35 and arrives at New Delhi (NDLS) at 06:10, covering the distance in just 13 hrs 35 mins. The last train from Indore to Delhi is INDB NDLS EXP (12415), departing at 16:35 from Indore Junction (INDB). You can get detailed information about the Indore to Delhi train timetable, availability, fare, train running status, coach position, and PNR status on redRail.

The boarding stations for all Indore to Delhi trains are - Indore junction (INDB)

Deboarding stations at Delhi - Hazrat Nizamuddin (NZM), New Delhi (NDLS)

The total time taken by different trains running from Indore to Delhi can vary based on the type of train, number of stops and various other factors. The first train leaving from Indore to Delhi is at 05:30, while the last train is at 16:35.

Delhi, the capital of India, is a union territory. It is rightfully regarded as the 'heart of India.' Delhi is located astride the Yamuna River and is about 100 miles from the south of the Himalayas. The urban agglomeration of Delhi, which encompasses the satellite cities of Ghaziabad, Faridabad, Gurgaon, and Noida, forms the second largest metropolitan area in the world, with 28 million people, after Tokyo.

Delhi's name has various legends associated with it, one of which is that the city was named by Raja Dhilu, who reigned the region in the 1st Century BCE. 'Dilli Dil Walon Ki' is a phrase often used to describe the city's overall vibe that has welcomed and assimilated people from diverse backgrounds for centuries.

Delhi is a major junction in the Indian railway network and is also the headquarters of the Northern Railway. The main railway stations of Delhi include New Delhi, Old Delhi, Hazrat Nizamuddin, Anand Vihar, Delhi Cantt., and Delhi Sarai Rohilla. Owing to the phenomenal rail network, most people coming to Delhi from Indore prefer to do so by booking train tickets.

Delhi offers the best of both worlds for tourists. The contemporary and history come together to form a unique concoction that makes Delhi a fascinating place to visit. Here are a few must-visit places in the heart of India:

Connaught Place

It is a major financial and commercial hub of India, housing the headquarters of major Indian firms. The Georgian architecture of the place offers a glimpse of the past, and the various shopping and dining spots make it a must-visit place in Delhi.

Jama Masjid

It is one of the largest mosques in India, built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan between 1650 and 1656. The enthralling presence of Jama Masjid, coupled with the nearby lane that sells the best street food, is an unmissable experience when in Delhi.

Sanjay Vann

It is a city forest area located in South Delhi, near Vasant Kunj. Sanjay Vann serves as an idyllic getaway from the bustle and din of Delhi and is a must-visit during early mornings. In addition, the nearby Dhabas are famous and sell top-tier Indian dishes.

Majnu ka Tila

It is a Tibetan refugee camp located in North Delhi, which has gradually turned into a hip place for shopping and exploring different Asian cuisines. When in Majnu ka Tilla, you are transported to a different Delhi, where people from different communities are amicably socializing. The restaurants and cafes inside Majnu Ka Tila deserve a list of their own!

Lotus Temple

It is a place of Bahai worship notable for its flower-like structure. It is open to people from all religions and is a great place for peace of mind. The temple's marvellous architecture is a treat to the eyes and has also won international accolades.

The average travelling time between Indore and Delhi is around 13 hours and 35 minutes. The Indore-Delhi rail route covers the following intermediate junctions –

• Dewas Junction (DWX)
• Ujjain Junction (UJN)
• Nagda Junction (NAD)
• Vikramgarh Alot (VMA)
• Shamgarh (SGZ)
• Bhawani Mandi (BWM)
• Ramganj Mandi Junction (RMA)
• Kota Junction (KOTA)
• Sawai Madhopur Junction (SWM)
• Gangapur City (GGC)
• Shri Mahabirji (SMBJ)
• Bayana Junction (BXN)
• Bharatpur Junction (BTE)
• Faridabad (FDB)
• Hazrat Nizamuddin (NZM)

If you made an online train ticket booking, make sure to check your train's timetable and halt at each session.

Reaching the railway station or reaching the destination from the station is always a hassle, especially during busy hours. However, metros make it easier. Delhi is well connected with the metro at central locations, but Indore is yet to receive its metro line. Here are the best means of transit for both stations.

For Indore

The main station of Indore is the eponymous Indore junction (INDB). The station is 1 kilometre from the city centre and easily accessible. You can catch a bus to reach the Indore junction from the Rajmohalla bus stand located in the city centre. In addition, private taxis, autos, Ola, and Uber offer services in Indore that you can avail to reach the railway station on time.

For Delhi

The easiest way to reach the railway stations of Delhi is via the metro. Delhi's DMRC is a robust metro network, one of the world's largest. The nearest metro stations to the important railway stations of Delhi are mentioned below

• New Delhi Railway Station – New Delhi Metro Station (Yellow Line)
• Nizamuddin Railway Station – Jangpura Metro Station (Violet Line)
• Old Delhi Railway Station – Rajiv Chawk Metro Station (Yellow Line)
• Delhi Cantt. – Delhi Cantt. Metro Station (Pink Line)
• Delhi Sarai Rohilla Station – Shastri Nagar Metro Station (Red Line)

In addition to the metro trains, you can also opt for cabs, buses, or auto rickshaws to reach either railway station in Delhi.