Delhi Junction Railway station

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Delhi Junction (or Old Delhi Station) is the oldest railway station of Delhi city. It was built by the British, before independence. This has been an important railway station of the country, and complements the New Delhi railway station. Getting to Delhi Railway station is now easy with Delhi Metro. The metro station is called Delhi Main

Contents 1 Junction 2 Trains 3 Getting Out 4 Building

[edit] Junction

This station has railway lines from four directions:

• From Uttar Pradesh, East i.e. Ghaziabad side.
• From Haryana, North, i.e. Ambala, Karnal,Sonepat, Panipat, Chandigarh, Amritsar & Jammu, etc
• From West i.e , Kishanganj, Shakurbasti, Rohtak side

[edit] Trains

Many important & other enormous number of trains are running from here, originating & passing by. The details can be had on :

• Indian Railways website
• Indian Railways Catering & Tourism Corporation

[edit] Getting Out

Just outside the railway station is a pre paid auto booth. If you are new then take an auto from this booth only and avoid touts.

[edit] Building

The building is like a fort and was built by Britishers, in red colour.