Top 10 Busiest Railway Stations in India

Howrah Junction Railway Station

Howrah Junction holds the record for being the busiest station and the station with the highest number of platforms and passenger volume in India.

New Delhi Station

This station holds the record for having the highest number of unique trains running in and out of the station every day in India.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus

CSTM or the Victoria Terminus is a heritage site located in Mumbai of Maharashtra. Built in 19th century in Victorian Gothic style, this structure is a tourist attraction too.

Kanpur Central Railway Station

Kanpur Central is one of the top central railway stations of India, this station also holds the record for having the world’s biggest interlocking rail route. The station covers 11 major lines

Kalyan Junction

Kalyan Junction is the busiest and most important station of Maharashtra. This station is located in Mumbai and holds six major lines. This train connects Mumbai with almost all major cities of the country

Patna Station

Patna station is built at an advantageous location right in between Kolkata and Delhi. Thus, several major trains and connecting trains halt at Patna. Five major lines operate via Patna Junction and it has been a busy station for centuries

Vijayawada Railway Station

This station of Andhra Pradesh is graded as NGS-2 by the railway department. This is the model station and has two major operational lines

Prayagraj Station

Allahabad Junction of Uttar Pradesh stands as the HQ for NCR zone. Almost all the trains from south India running towards East India would halt or travel through this junction.

Itarsi junction

Itarsi Junction is located in Hoshangabad of Madhya Pradesh. This station is connected to four sectors of the railway department and thus, you can find trains from and to almost all Indian cities.

Vadodara station

Vadodara Station is Gujarat’s most important and busiest station. The station also holds the record for having the biggest electric loco shed in the WR region

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