Ludhiana Junction LDH Railway Station

Ludhiana Junction Railway Station is one of the busiest railway stations in Ludhiana. It serves as a major transportation hub for both passengers and goods, connecting Ludhiana with the rest of India. The total number of trains that pass through Ludhiana Junction LDH is 202.
The station offers a wide range of facilities for the convenience of passengers, including ticket counters, waiting rooms, food stalls, and restrooms. It also has 7 platforms for the different trains that pass through the station, as well as a separate platform for long-distance trains.
The station is well-connected to the rest of the city and the state through a network of buses and taxis. There are also parking facilities available for those who prefer to drive to the station.

Here are some highlights of the Ludhiana Junction Railway Station:

• Station Code: LDH Station
• Number of Platforms: 7
• Number of Gates: 2
• Number of Tracks: 18
• Parking Facilities: Available. Charges vary depending on the vehicle and parking duration.
• Amenities: Waiting halls, Dormitory rooms, Cloakrooms, ATMs, Wi-Fi connectivity, Food stalls and restaurants
• Distance from the Ludhiana Sahnewal Airport: 13.1 Km (approximately).
• Popular Trains: Jammu Rajdhani, Amar Nath Express, Shaheed Express, and Himgiri Express.
• Busiest Time: 24x7. The station’s traffic peaks crosses the 1 Lakh daily footfall mark during the festive seasons of Baisakhi and Holi
• Distinction: LDH Station features vertical gardens and graffiti beautification by local artists.

• Bus: You can board a public bus and get down at a bus stand near the Ludhiana Junction Railway Station. You then have to walk down the Clock Tower Road to the station’s gate. This mode of transport will save your travel allowances as bus fares in the city start from Rs. 5.
• Auto-Rickshaw: You can also travel to the Ludhiana Junction Railway Station in an auto-rickshaw. You can get down on the Railway Station Marg and take the escalator into the station.
• Taxi: If you're carrying several bags and heavy luggage, booking a taxi to the railway station will be helpful. While cabs will drop you off right in front of the station’s gate, fares to the Ludhiana Junction train station will vary depending on the distance covered.

To keep your travels convenient, the LDH Station offers computerized reservation centers at the station. While you can book tickets at the station, booking them online is always better to avoid the rush.

The easiest way to go about this is to download the redRail by redBus app or visit the platform’s website. You can review information about all Ludhiana Junction Railway Station trains on the redRail by the redBus website, check the number of trains from your location, their timings, and seat availability to book tickets in just a few minutes.

Tasting the lip-smacking Tandoori cuisine of the city is a must when you’re visiting Ludhiana. Famous for Nans, Rotis, and Parathas, Ludhiana’s cuisine has its roots in the Mughal era. The best news is that you won’t have to travel far from the Ludhiana Junction Railway Station to taste authentic Ludhianvi food.

Chawla’s 2

Distance from the Ludhiana Junction Railway Station: 240 meters

Top Rated Dish: Chicken Cream

Cuisine: North Indian, Mughlai and Chinese

Price Range: Rs. 200 per person

Friend’s Dhaba

Distance from the Ludhiana Junction Railway Station: 450 meters

Top Rated Dish: Shahi Paneer

Cuisine: North Indian

Price Range: Rs. 400 per person

New Gian Vaishno Dhaba

Distance from the Ludhiana Junction Railway Station: 450 meters

Top Rated Dish: Special Gain Thali

Cuisine: North Indian

Price Range: Rs. 150 per person

Gopal Sweets

Distance from the Ludhiana Junction Railway Station: 3.2 kilometers

Top Rated Dish: Kaju Barfi

Cuisine: Indian Desserts

Price Range: Rs. 200 per person

Raju Fast Food and Chaat Bhandar

Distance from the Ludhiana Junction Railway Station: 4.2 kilometers

Top Rated Dish: Tikki Burger

Cuisine: Fast Food

Price Range: Rs. 100 per person

The Ludhiana Junction Railway Station's location makes it close to several mesmerizing tourist spots. So once you exit the LDH station, you can take a stroll through the city or book an auto to start exploring these places:

Lodhi Fort

Also known as Purana Qila, Lodhi Fort was built by Sikandar Lodhi and served as a military base during his reign. While the Fort now lies in ruins, its architectural beauty still intrigues visitors.

Nehru Rose Garden

With over 1,600 varieties of roses spread across 30 acres of land, the Nehru Rose Garden is one of the largest rose gardens in Asia. With manicured lawns, musical foundations and pleasant boat rides, the garden serves as a scenic picnic spot for both tourists and locals.

Rakh Bagh

Rakh Bagh’s green landscape offers a peaceful leisure spot near the LDH Station. Apart from well-maintained gardens, the park also has the iconic toy train and several patio-styled restaurants for visitors.

Punjab Agricultural University Museum

Inspired by the open-air museum of Copenhagen, this museum gives travelers a glimpse of rural Punjab. Exhibits in the museum display artifacts from different eras of rural Punjab to depict the region's cultural life and history.

Maharaja Ranjit Singh War Museum

Inaugurated in 1999, the Ranjib Singh War Museum is located about 5 kilometers away from the LDH station. With 12 galleries, light and sound shows and trophy exhibits, the museum was constructed to commemorate the gallant soldiers of Punjab.