Indore to Ujjain Trains

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To book a train from Indore to Ujjain, all you need to do is to enter your travel details on the top of the page, choose from the list of trains available, check out the desired train seat availability, and proceed to train ticket booking by entering your details and paying the cost. You can then receive the confirmed tickets shortly. The easy-to-understand and adaptable interface, easy railway ticket booking process, and affordable train fare make redRail a great choice for those looking to book a Indore to Ujjain train.

There are 44 trains running from Indore to Ujjain covering an approximate distance of 72 kms. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. A large number of travelers choose to reach Ujjain from Indore by train. The first train from Indore to Ujjain is INDB JU EXP (14802), departing at 04:30 from Indore (INDB). INDB DEE EXP (19337) is the fastest among the Indore to Ujjain Trains. It departs from Indore (INDB) at 19:20 and arrives at Fatehabad Chowk (FTD) at 19:54, covering the distance in just 00 hrs 34 mins. The last train from Indore to Ujjain is HWH SHIPRA EXP (22911), departing at 23:30 from Indore (INDB). You can get detailed information about Indore to Ujjain train timetable, availability, fare, running status, coach position, and PNR on redRail. 

The boarding stations for all Indore to Ujjain trains are -

• Indore junction (INDB)
• Laxmi Bai Nagar (LMNR)

• Ujjain junction (UJN)

A beautiful town in Punjab, Ludhiana exudes a superb fusion of urban and rural cultures inside its borders. The majority of the locals affectionately refer to this city as the "Manchester of India" since it serves as the industrial centre of Northern India. Many of the manufactured goods utilised by people in India and abroad are prepared in Ludhiana's industries. It is hardly surprising that there are several architectural marvels spread around Ludhiana.

The heart of the city of Amritsar is home to the magnificent Golden Temple, which is the most important Sikh pilgrimage site on earth. Amritsar is the spiritual and cultural centre of the Sikh faith. But Amritsar offers a multitude of other activities as well. Amritsar is well known for its food, friendly residents, and local markets. Visit this city to engage with the thriving sociocultural atmosphere. The Baisakhi festival showcases Amritsar's brilliant face with its finest cuisine, dress, and festivity. Along with being near the Wagah Border, this place is well-known for the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre.

The significant rail stations between Ludhiana and Amritsar are Phagwara, Jalandhar, Beas, and Phillaur. The Lucknow-Varanasi train normally stops for two to five minutes at each railway station. The stations on this list, however, may alter depending on the railway route you take from Ludhiana to Amritsar. This is verifiable on the redRail app through redBus.

• The Temple of Gold

Depending on how much time you have, we advise beginning your Amritsar sightseeing itinerary at the Golden Temple, also known as Harmandir Sahib, which means "abode of God". It's nice to schedule two visits here, one in the morning or during the day and one at night to see it all lighted up, if you have the opportunity.

• Border Show in Wagah

At 4.15 p.m. in the winter and 5.15 p.m. in the summer, a vibrant, competitive dance display is held on the India-Pakistan border. People come to support India, and you can see Pakistan supporters on the opposite side of the border. Hundreds of people come to see the Beating Retreat and Change of Guard event, which takes place here every evening. There is no admission cost. One of the most thrilling experiences was going to the Wagah Border Show.

• Rambagh Gardens

These gardens, which were once the Raja of Punjab's summer residence, have three-dimensional montages that highlight significant occasions in Maharaja Ranjit Singh's life.

• Khair-ud-din Masjid

It's interesting to note that this is the location where Shah Attaullah Bukhari initially protested British control.

• The Jallianwala Bagh
• General Dyer's instructions for the British Indian Army soldiers to open fire on 1579 unarmed and defenceless persons, including women and children, in the Jallianwala Bagh Gardens. Jallianwala Bagh is a permanent memorial of one of the most moving episodes in India's liberation movement and is conveniently located next to Harmandir Sahib.
• Gobindgarh Fort

Gobindgarh Fort, formerly known as the Bhangian Ka Kila, has been governed by the army since 1849. Following the end of Bhangi sovereignty, Maharaja Ranjit Singh reconstructed the fort, adding a sizable "toshakhana" in the middle that was used to store food and supplies.

• Maharaja Ranjit Singh Museum:

This museum, which is housed in one of Maharaja Ranjit Singh's summer palaces, provides a window into the history of the great king through its extensive collection of artefacts and court papers.

• Partition Museum:

The Partition Museum in Amritsar, which opened on August 17, 2017, precisely 70 years after India was divided, should be included in your list of the top attractions in Amritsar.

• Old City of Amritsar

You shouldn't pass up the opportunity to explore the tiny, lively, and historic ancient streets of Amritsar's old city. One of the greatest places to see Amritsar is its often maze-like ancient city, especially if you just want to take it all in or discover some delectable street cuisine.

• Durgiana Temple

One of Amritsar's most important Hindu temples and a window into the city's rich religious history is the Durgiana Temple. The beautiful architecture of the temple, which is situated in the centre of a lake, is very similar to that of the Golden Temple.

It is simple to go to Amritsar from well-known destinations. In addition, daily trains run from the bulk of India's main cities. From all major Indian towns, express and superfast trains run frequently to Amritsar. The Amritsar Junction railway station is where trains enter the city. Visitors may reach Amritsar from adjacent regions with ease because of the city's extensive road network. Some of Amritsar's most well-known arterial roads are the Grand Trunk Road, NH 3, and NH 54. ISBT Amritsar is the city's primary bus station for passengers who select interstate buses. From all of the major cities in North India, buses travel to Amritsar. You might decide to travel on the great highways as well.

It is believed that the best time to visit any destination is when the weather is nice. Either the hot months of October, November, December, January, February, and March, or the cooler months of July, August, and September are suitable times to travel to Amritsar.

The sole airport in the city is Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport, which is only 11 km from the city centre and makes it straightforward for visitors to fly to Amritsar. The international airport is the point of entry for both domestic and foreign aircraft. Leading airlines like SpiceJet, IndiGo, and Qatar Airways frequently provide direct flights to Amritsar.

If your train ticket is not confirmed, need not worry. Alternatively, you can travel by bus from Indore to Ujjain through redBus bus booking app. Book now!