Jalna to Ayodhya train – Aastha Special Train from Jan 30

Jalna to Ayodhya train Aastha Special Train from Jan 30 after the Ram Temple inauguration on January 22

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Indian Railways is set to launch Aastha special trains connecting 66 locations to Ayodhya after the Ram Temple inauguration on January 22. Each train has 22 coaches to accommodate devotees heading to the Ram Temple. Tickets can be booked on the IRCTC website and app. The special trains, with nearly 200 services in the pipeline, will operate for 100 days post the Ram Mandir opening ceremony.

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Following the inauguration of the Ram Temple on January 22, the Indian Railways is set to introduce Aastha special trains connecting 66 different locations across the nation to Ayodhya. Reports suggest that each train will feature 22 coaches, providing accommodation for devotees intending to visit the Ram Temple. Rituals leading up to the consecration ceremony of the Ram Lalla idol on the inauguration day are already in progress.

Maharashtra will have seven stations, including Nagpur, Pune, Mumbai, Wardha, Jalna, and Nashik, connected by Aastha special trains.

Devotees requested special trains to Ayodhya, and in response, the decision has been made to operate 15 special trains from Pune to Ayodhya starting January 30. All these trains will have sleeper coaches.

For the Pune to Ayodhya Train service, three sets of train cars are likely to be utilized. There will also be 15 special trains from Ayodhya to Pune. Each train will accommodate about 1,500 passengers traveling to Ayodhya.

The booking for these trains will commence shortly. Depending on the response, there might be an increase in the number of special trains. Discussions are ongoing about the possibility of launching a special train from Kolhapur to Ayodhya, providing an additional option for passengers traveling from Pune. However, no final decision has been made on this matter.

For security reasons, specific train details will not be available in the Passenger Reservation System (PRS). However, round-trip tickets for these special Aastha trains can be booked through the IRCTC website and app.

Bookings for these special trains will open soon, and based on the response, the number of trains may be increased. Discussions are underway for the possibility of an additional special train from Kolhapur to Ayodhya.

Jalna to Ayodhya train ticket price is not yet revealed. Aurangabad to Ayodhya Train ticket price will resemble the same. Aurangabad to Ayodhya Train

The services will incur charges such as reservation fees, superfast charges, catering charges, service fees, and GST. IRCTC will exclusively provide vegetarian food onboard these trains. Jalna to Ayodhya train time table will be available on IRCTC.

The Indian Railways has plans for nearly 200 special train services, focusing on operational stoppages and running from various cities for 100 days after the Ram Mandir opening ceremony. The routes include major cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Nagpur, Pune, Goa, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Jammu and Kashmir, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh.

In addition to the Jalna-Ayodhya route, Aastha Special Trains are planned from various locations, including Delhi, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Goa, Telangana, and Jammu and Kashmir. The routes cover cities such as New Delhi, Anand Vihar, Nizamuddin, Old Delhi, Udhna, Indore, Mahesana, Vapi, Vadodara, Palanpur, Valsad, Sabarmati, Beena, Bhopal, Jabalpur, Mumbai, Nagpur, Pune, Vardha, Jalna, Goa, Secunderabad, Kazipet Junction, Chennai, Coimbatore, Madurai, Salem, Jammu, Katra, and more.

Jalna to Ayodhya train route map is currently unknown.

Aastha Special Trains to Ayodhya from Delhi, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Goa, Telangana, J&K.

Maharashtra to Ayodhya train

Mumbai – Ayodhya – Mumbai

Nagpur – Ayodhya – Nagpur

Pune – Ayodhya – Pune

Vardha – Ayodhya – Vardha

Jalna – Ayodhya – Jalna

Delhi to Ayodhya train

New Delhi station – Ayodhya – New Delhi Station

Anand Vihar – Ayodhya – Anand Vihar

Nizamuddin – Ayodhya – Nizamuddin

Old delhi railway station – Ayodhya Dham – Old Delhi Railway station

Gujarat to Ayodhya train

Udhna – Ayodhya – Udhna

Mahesana – Salarpur – Mahesana

Vapi – Ayodhya – Vapi

Vadodara – Ayodhya – Vadodara

Palanpur – Salarpur – Palanpur

Valsad – Ayodhya – Valsad

Sabarmati – Salarpur – Sabarmati

Madhya Pradesh to Ayodhya train

Indore – Ayodhya – Indore

Beena – Ayodhya – Beena

Bhopal – Ayodhya – Bhopal

Jabalpur – Ayodhya – Jabalpur

Goa to Ayodhya train

Telangana to Ayodhya train

Secunderabad – Ayodhya – Secunderabad

Kazipet Jn – Ayodhya – Kazipet Jn

Tamil Nadu to Ayodhya train

Chennai – Ayodhya – Chennai

Coimbatore – Ayodhya – Coimbatore

Madurai – Ayodhya – Madurai

Salem – Ayodhya – Salem

Jammu and Kashmir to Ayodhya train

Jammu- Ayodhya-Jammu

Katra – Ayodhya – Katra

The Indian Railways plans to establish similar routes from each state, with additional routes originating from the Northeast, particularly Guwahati. Bookings for these trains can be made exclusively through the Indian Railway and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) website and app.

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