Delhi to Amritsar Trains

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

There are 22 trains running from Delhi to Amritsar, covering an approximate distance of 463 kms km. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly.

Delhi to Amritsar Timings

The first train from Delhi to Amritsar is KIR ASR SPECIAL (15707) departing at 03:20 from Old Delhi Junction (DLI).

The last train from Delhi to Amritsar is SBP JAT EXPRESS (18309), departing at 21:25 from Old Delhi Junction (DLI).

The boarding stations for all Delhi to Amritsar trains are - Hazrat Nizamuddin (NZM), Old Delhi Junction (DLI), New Delhi (NDLS)

Deboarding stations at Amritsar - Sultanpur Lodhi (SQR), Amritsar Junction (ASR)

• Old Delhi Railway Station (Station Code: DLI)
• New Delhi Railway Station (Station Code: NDLS)
• Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station (Station Code: NZM)
• Delhi Sarai Rohilla Railway Station (Station Code: DEE)
• Anand Vihar Railway Station. (Station Code: ANVT)

• Chennai Central Railway Station (MAS)
  Chennai Central Railway Station is the city's most significant and biggest station and is also one of India's major transit hubs. It is a terminus for long routes, suburban train lines, and metro lines. The station was built during the British colonial period and had a heritage of more than 140 years. Chennai Central Railway Station, the busiest junction in the city, is well-connected to the outskirts of many other Indian cities.
• Chennai Egmore Railway Station (MS)
  The Gothic design Chennai Egmore Train Station has a 109-year legacy and is now a historic landmark in the city. Every day, upwards of 60 trains depart from Egmore Railway Station. At this station, half of them will be terminated.
• Chennai Beach Railway Station (MSB)
  Chennai Beach Railway Station, one of the city's principal terminal stations, is located near the shore and provides easy access to various city sections. This station primarily serves the lines to the south and southwest. Additionally, the South Line of the Chennai Suburban Railroad and the MRTS route meet at this station. The Chennai Beach Railway Station also serves as a stop for domestic long-distance and medium-distance buses.
• Tambaram Railway Station (TBM)
  Tambaram Railway Station, situated in a Chennai suburb, is the town's third crowded station, behind Chennai Central Station and Chennai Egmore Train Station. It is well-connected to certain other Chennai stations and accommodates about 150,000 people every day. It is the busiest suburban rail commuting station.