As summer vacations approach, Bengaluru is witnessing a significant increase in passenger demand for rail travel. In response, the Indian Railways has introduced special trains to facilitate travel to popular destinations.
Starting from SMVT and Yeshvantpur stations, these special trains will connect passengers to key locations in Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, and West Bengal. This initiative aims to ensure that travelers can reach their destinations conveniently during the peak travel season.
Train number 07153 will operate weekly from Narsapur to SMVT Bengaluru until May 29, providing a vital link for those traveling from the coastal region to the city.
Conversely, train number 07154 will run weekly from SMVT Bengaluru to Narsapur until May 30, catering to the return journey of passengers.
In addition, train numbers 06579/06580 and 06549/06550 are scheduled to operate from Yeshvantpur and SMVT to Danapur throughout April, enhancing connectivity to Bihar.
For travelers heading to Katihar, train number 06571/06572 will operate weekly from Yeshvantpur until July 14, ensuring extended service during the summer.
Furthermore, train number 06557 will run from Yeshvantpur to Santragachi every Friday until April 24, providing additional options for passengers traveling to West Bengal.
Passengers are strongly advised to book their journeys in advance through the IRCTC website or at reservation counters to secure their seats during this busy period.
The introduction of these special trains is crucial for managing the increased number of travelers during the summer vacation period, ensuring that families and individuals can travel without hassle.
As the summer season progresses, the demand for rail travel is expected to remain high, making these special services a vital component of the transportation network in Bengaluru.
