Kashipur to Moradabad Trains

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

There are 6 trains running from Kashipur to Moradabad, covering an approximate distance of 51 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly.

Kashipur to Moradabad Timings

The first train from Kashipur to Moradabad is LKU ASR EXP (14615) departing at 01:10 from Kashipur Junction (KPV).

The last train from Kashipur to Moradabad is CORBET PRK LINK (25014), departing at 22:28 from Kashipur Junction (KPV).

The boarding stations for all Kashipur to Moradabad trains are - Kashipur Junction (KPV)

Deboarding stations at Moradabad - Moradabad Junction (MB)

Kashipur is a rapidly developing, yet charming city in the Udham Singh Nagar district of Uttarakhand state in northern India. Tucked in the foothills of the Himalayas, the town enjoys a scenic setting with the Shivalik Range producing a wonderful backdrop. Kashipur has a strategic location close to the Ramganga River and it is also near the Jim Corbett National Park, a premier wildlife sanctuary, as well as Nainital. All this makes it a famous tourist hot spot.

Kashipur has witnessed significant industrial development in recent times, with a thriving manufacturing and trade sector. Additionally, Kashipur has a rich heritage of culture and the city celebrates many festivals with vigour. The local food is another highlight, with regional dishes reflecting the flavours of Uttarakhand. Commerce and natural beauty go hand in hand and this is a great holiday destination.

Moradabad is popularly called the “Brass City”. Situated in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, the city has a liveliness and is historically important. The city has a famous brass handicraft industry. The history of handicrafts here goes back to the Mughal era. Today, the city continues to produce brass handicrafts like intricate artefacts and jewellery of the highest quality. Additionally, Moradabad boasts many historical sites, including the Raza Library, with rare books and manuscripts. The city also offers you a look into North Indian food and culture, making it a suitable destination for travelers searching for a mix of tradition and fine art in the heart of Uttar Pradesh.

The Moradabad Junction Railway Station is a busy station in Moradabad. It falls within the Northern Zone of the Indian Railways. It is a main transportation channel for cargo and passengers. The train has seven platforms and trains arriving and departing include those from major Indian cities. The station has amenities like segregated platforms for long-distance trains, ticket counters, washrooms, food stalls, and comfortable waiting areas. You can reach the main city through bus and taxi services available at the station.

The stations between Kashipur to Moradabad include Got, Sehal, Pipalsana, Roshanpur, and Aliganj. Depending on the service and the train halts at stations may be 1-3 minutes in duration.

Moradabad with its vibrant mix of sights and sounds offers you a host of attractions listed below:

• Rampur Raza Library: This renowned Moradabad library houses an extensive collection of historical and rare manuscripts, documents, and valuable artefacts.
• Sai Temple: A calm place of worship, this is a serene place for devotees searching for spirituality.
• Moradabad Brass Market: This is a legendary brass handicraft market where you get the most intricate and exclusive brassware. You can bargain here and get the best price for some great brass goods.
• Prem Wonderland and Water Kingdom: This is a fun-filled water park for the whole family to enjoy a picnic and a day out.
• Kanthariya Mahadev Temple: An ancient temple of Lord Shiva, this is situated on the banks of the Ramganga River.
• Mandawar Ka Mahal: If you like to visit old palaces, this is a wonderful one in Moradabad, showing you a lot about the city’s past glory.
• Moradabad Zoo: One of the best zoos in India, this is a treat for wildlife enthusiasts and children.
• Kala Mandir Art Gallery: If you want to see some great local art and contemporary art, you can head here for a treasure trove of fine art.

As far as rail connectivity from Moradabad goes, the city has direct connectivity to a few major Indian cities, but it has a good rail and road network that links it with other connection hubs. Trains connect to Lucknow and New Delhi from here and you will find connections with transits to Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Chennai too. By road, you can travel from Moradabad by bus or taxi to cities like Delhi. There are national highways that connect Moradabad to other cities by road, including NH 76, NH 78, and others. The NH 24 connects Moradabad to Lucknow and Delhi.

You can avoid trains and buses and opt for flights instead. Moradabad has an airport, but this is presently under construction. The nearest active airport that operates flights to New Delhi and Jaipur is the Pantnagar Airport. From the Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi, you can take international or domestic flights to other places.

The nearest airport to Moradabad, operating flights to New Delhi and Jaipur, is the Pantnagar Airport, Uttarakhand, about 85 Km from Moradabad. Alternatively, you can make your onward travel possible by catching flights from the Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi. This airport serves domestic and international carriers flying to different and diverse destinations in India and overseas.

The airport is India’s largest and most technologically advanced airport with four asphalt runways. It is the busiest airport in India and it is managed by the consortium of the Delhi International Airport Limited. The airport has numerous check-in counters, and facilities like washrooms, VIP lounges, world-class eateries, and shops, not to mention foreign exchange counters and other facilities like ATMs.

Moradabad does not have a metro rail system. The nearest metro is in New Delhi, and it can be reached via bus, taxi, or rail from Moradabad.

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