Jaipur to Lucknow Trains

KAVI GURU EXP (19615) departs every Monday from Jaipur at 23:10 and arrives at Lucknow at 14:00, covering the entire distance in 14 hrs 40 mins.

UDZ NJP EXP (19601) departs every Saturday from Jaipur at 09:15 and arrives at Lucknow at 23:45, covering the entire distance in 14 hrs 20 mins.

ADI LUCKNOW EX (19401) departs every Monday from Jaipur at 20:55 and arrives at Lucknow at 10:40, covering the entire distance in 13 hrs 45 mins.

ADI SLN SF EXP (20939) departs every Tuesday from Jaipur at 18:20 and arrives at Lucknow at 09:05, covering the entire distance in 14 hrs 35 mins.

ADI DBG SPL (09421) departs every Tuesday from Jaipur at 01:50 and arrives at Lucknow at 13:25, covering the entire distance in 11 hrs 25 mins.

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There are 11 trains running from Jaipur to Lucknow covering an approximate distance of 688 kms. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. A large number of travelers choose to reach Lucknow from Jaipur by train. The first train from Jaipur to Lucknow is ADI DBG SPL (09421), departing at 01:50 from Jaipur Junction (JP). ADI DBG SPL (09421) is the fastest among the Jaipur to Lucknow Trains. It departs from Jaipur Junction (JP) at 01:50 and arrives at Lucknow Charbagh N (LKO) at 13:25, covering the distance in just 11 hrs 25 mins. The last train from Jaipur to Lucknow is KAVI GURU EXP (19615), departing at 23:10 from Jaipur Junction (JP). You can get detailed information about Jaipur to Lucknow train timetable, availability, fare, running status, coach position, and PNR on redRail. 

The boarding stations for all Jaipur to Lucknow trains are - Jaipur Junction (JP)

Deboarding stations at Lucknow - Aishbagh Junction (ASH), Lucknow Charbagh Nr (LKO)

One can find a large number of trains running from Jaipur to Lucknow. Hence, travelers need not worry about the train seat availability on the Jaipur to Lucknow route. The total time taken by different trains running from Jaipur to Lucknow can be different and passengers can choose the train based on their suitability. Boarding a train from Jaipur is extremely comfortable with the presence of various stations.

The “Pink City” of India and a city that exudes royal grandeur, Jaipur is located in the north Indian state of Rajasthan. The capital of the state and its largest city, Jaipur is known for its lively festival feel and colourful lifestyle. With stunning marvels of architecture all over the city, tourists flock here to see a slice of the architecture of the Maharajas that ruled here. The popular sights include palaces like Hawa Mahal and the City Palace. Amer Fort and Jantar Mantar are also famous tourist hot spots. In the late 1800s, the distinct pink colour applied to most of its structures to welcome the then Prince of Wales has become the trademark of the city today.

If you think that Jaipur is merely about its past, you couldn’t be further from the truth. It is a busy city with a bustling economy, a growing IT sector, and prestigious educational institutions. Additionally, it has local bazaars and markets that offer you unique local handicrafts, jewellery, and textiles.

Jaipur’s culture is celebrated with great vigour through its festivals and delicious food like Ghewar and Dal Baati Churma. Traditional music and dance just add to the festive flair. For visitors, Jaipur's hospitality is warm and a draw for travellers from all over the world.

For visitors looking to travel to a city that is a combination of history and culture, and modernity, Lucknow, the capital city of Uttar Pradesh in north India may be a choice to consider. The moment you arrive, you can view the rich structures of the Nawabs of olden times. The city has a lot to offer in terms of its culinary delights too, with delectable Awadhi dishes (think biryanis and kebabs) on the menu.

Lucknow is a city that smoothly mixes the new and old, as it offers all the latest infrastructure that any contemporary city can. You will discover it as a centre for art and literature as well as a place of business and industry.

The Lucknow Charbagh Railway Station is the official railway station in Lucknow. It stands to be one of the busiest railway stations in North India. With 9 platforms, it facilitates the seamless traffic of a variety of trains and a huge amount of passengers on a daily basis. The station has proposed the construction of 2 new platforms as well. It also has connections to the Lucknow metro. The station falls within the Northern Railway Zone.

The station offers a range of amenities, including waiting rooms, a VIP lounge, and luggage storage areas. There are also shops, food stalls, and parking in the station’s vicinity. You can also avail yourself of food stalls, bookshops, and a parking vicinity. Furthermore, the station boasts modern facilities like ATMs, WiFi, and Additionally, the station is equipped with inquiry counters for the convenience of passengers.

Trains travelling from Jaipur to Lucknow will pass or halt at different stations. The main stations may include Agra Station and Kanpur Station. The duration of halts and whether trains halt or not is dependent on the service and the route.

Trains travelling from Jaipur to Lucknow will pass or halt at different stations. The main stations may include Agra Station and Kanpur Station. The duration of halts and whether trains halt or not is dependent on the service and the route.

A great time to consider visiting Lucknow is in the latter part of the year, from October to February. The winter months offer a pleasant climate for travel and sightseeing. Lucknow has a plethora of sights to see and some of the key ones are listed below:

• Bara Imambara: One among the many masterpieces of architecture in Lucknow, this is a grand shrine with a main centre hall that stands without beams or pillar support.
• Chota Imambara: Also called the “Imambara of Hussainabad”, this monument displays intricate carving in Mughal architecture. The ornate decor and shimmering chandeliers give the place a regal feel.
• Hazratganj: For all the shoppers out there, this is the main shopping locality of Lucknow. Here you get everything from local handicrafts to high fashion.
• Lucknow Zoo: One of the best zoos in the country, you can see wildlife and nature in all its glory.
• Rumi Darwaza: The “Turkish Gate”, this magnificent 18th-century gateway has elements of Awadhi and Mughal architecture.
• Ambedkar Memorial Park: A beautiful park dedicated to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, this is embellished with lush gardens and elegant sculptures and lush gardens.
• British Residency: This is a reminder of the Indian Mutiny of 1857 and the related siege of Lucknow.
• Dilkusha Kothi: An old, but quaint landmark of Lucknow, this old home has influences of Mughal and English baroque architecture.
• The State Museum: Housing a variety of ancient artefacts and archeological finds, this museum serves to inform visitors about Uttar Pradesh’s past.
• Janeshwar Mishra Park: You can take leisurely strolls in one of Asia’s largest parks. The Janeshwar Mishra Park has boating facilities, walking tracks, and acres of lawns.

Lucknow is a major metropolis offering you connectivity within its confines and to major cities through trains, roadways, and flights. Bus services are offered via the Uttar Pradesh Road Transport Corporation as well as private bus operators.

You can travel by bus within Lucknow or take buses to cities like Delhi, Bihar, Rajasthan, and Madhya Pradesh. Metro services are also available within Lucknow. You can also use Lucknow’s extensive rail services within the city and take trains to other major cities in India. Besides road transport, you can always travel from Lucknow by flight as Lucknow has a versatile international airport facilitating domestic and international travel.

The Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport is the airport in Lucknow, serving a huge range of domestic and international flights, connecting passengers to several important destinations in India like Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, and more. The airport also has carriers that service international flight routes. The airport has one runway with ILS CAT IIIB capability to help planes land safely in very low visibility conditions. Additionally, the airport is equipped with two terminals and has amenities for the convenience of passengers.

The nearest metro station to the city is Lucknow Metro Rail Corporation or LMRC. Some of the key metro stations include Charbagh, Transport Nagar, and Hazratganj. The metro service provides convenient access to major city locations, including services that travel to the international airport.

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