Chennai to Mayiladuthurai Trains

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Chennai to Mayiladuthurai Distance

There are 40 trains running from Chennai to Mayiladuthurai, covering an approximate distance of 239 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly.

Chennai to Mayiladuthurai Timings

The first train from Chennai to Mayiladuthurai is KASHI TAMIL EXP (16368) departing at 03:30 from chennai (PER).

The last train from Chennai to Mayiladuthurai is MS SALEM SF EXP (22153), departing at 23:55 from Chennai (MS).

The boarding stations for all Chennai to Mayiladuthurai trains are -

• Chennai Egmore (MS)
• Chengalpattu Junction (CGL)
• Perambur (PER)
• Tambaram (TBM)

• Mayiladuturai Junction (MV)

Mayiladuthurai is a town in Tamil Nadu known for its many temples and rich history. The most notable temple is the Mayuranathaswami Temple, which honours Lord Shiva. The town gets its name from the legend linked to the temple, which says that Goddess Parvati came to the town as a peacock to worship Lord Shiva. Devotees can go on a Navagraha temple trail that includes nine shrines, each dedicated to a different planet.

The Mayiladuturai Junction railway station is located in the Mayiladuthurai district of Tamil Nadu, India. It is managed administratively by the Tiruchirappalli Division of the Indian Railways Southern Railway zone. The station has five platforms. The MS Kik Express, Antyodaya, Cholan Express, and Uzhavan Express are the main trains that operate between Chennai and Mayiladuthurai.

Situated in the Nagapattinam district of Tamil Nadu, Mayiladuthurai is located on the banks of the Cauvery River. Primarily known for its temples, the town is also popular for its arts and crafts and annual chariot festival.

Mayuranathaswami Temple

The Mayuranathaswami Temple is one of the most iconic and popular temples in Mayiladuthurai. The temple is home to the presiding deity of Mayuranathaswami, and the popular Mayura Natyanjali dance festival is held yearly on the temple grounds.

Gangaikonda Cholapuram

Rajendra Chola created Gangaikonda Cholapuram to honour his conquest of the Pala kingdom. For almost 250 years, the city served as the Chola dynasty's capital. The village of the Chola who conquered the Ganges is how the name is translated literally. The town that formerly served as an empire's capital no longer has many original structures.

Sri Parimala Ranganatha Swamy

The Sri Parimala Ranganatha Swamy Temple, one of the 108 Vishnu temples, is also called the Vaishnava Thirupathi or Divya Desam. It is situated on the banks of the Cauvery River and contains a 12-foot-tall green stone statue of Sri Parimala Ranganatha Swamy, a form of Lord Vishnu.

Dakshinamoorthy Temple

Lord Shiva is popularly known as Dakshinamoorthy in Tamil Nadu and other Southern regions of India. The name Dakshinamoorthy literally means 'one who faces the south' in Sanskrit. In Mayiladuthurai's Dakshinamoorthy Temple, Lord Shiva is portrayed as a guru and teacher who bestows knowledge.

Sri Vadhanyeshwar Temple

Vallalar Kovil, or Sri Vadhanyeshwar Temple, is situated on the northern bank of the Cauvery River. The temple is devoted to Lord Shiva, and interesting mythology is connected to the shrine. The idol of Sri Medha Dakshinamurthy depicts a yogi seated in a yoga pose on Nandi deva., and interesting mythology is

Punugeeswarar Temple

The Punugeeswarar Temple in Koorainadu was created to worship Shiva and his companion Devi Parvati, known as Santha Nayaki here. A saint named Punnakku Siddhar, who attained moksha here, gave the temple its name.

Train journey time between Chennai and Mayiladuthurai is roughly 4 hrs and 45 mins. The train route has 11 major stations between the two cities; these are:

• Tambaram (TBM)
• Chengalpattu (CGL)
• Melmaruvathur (MLMR)
• Tindivanam (TMV)
• Villupuram Jn (VM)
• Panruti (PRT)
• Tirupadripulyur (TDPR)
• Cuddalore Port (CUPJ)
• Chidambaram (CDM)
• Sirkazhi (SY)
• Vithisvarankol (VDL)

Always check the schedule for your train and stop at each station before getting off the train. Trains typically stop at Junctions for a while, and these stations provide a wide choice of food stalls and other services.

It can be tough to get to or travel from the train station, especially during rush hour. Metros make things easier, though. Chennai's central areas are well connected by metro, but Mayiladuthurai is yet to receive a metro line. The top transportation options for both stations are listed below.

For Chennai

The Chennai Egmore train station, which is connected to the Egmore metro subway station, is where most trains to Tirunelveli depart from. You can get there from any metro stop by taking the green line or the Inter-corridor. Following these directions is the simplest and least complicated way to get to the train station.

Use city bus numbers 17D, 17E, 23C, 27B, and 40A if taking the metro is not an option. If not, you can take any form of private transportation, but it will be more expensive.

For Mayiladuthurai

The railway station at Mayiladuthurai is not connected to a metro line, so the best way to leave the station is by private taxi or auto rickshaw. These are available every day, all the time.

Alternatively, you could board a bus. The distance between the Mayiladuthurai Bus Stand and the Mayiladuthurai Railway Station is about 2 km.

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