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Special Trains Announced Between Bikaner and Gandhinagar Capital for Uttarayan 2024

North Western Railway (NWR) has announced the operation of four pairs of special passenger trains between Bikaner and Gandhinagar Capital, to cater to the increased travel demand during the upcoming Uttarayan festival.

Train Details

  • Train Number: 04567
  • Route: Bikaner - Gandhinagar Capital
  • Departure from Bikaner: 06:30
  • Arrival at Gandhinagar Capital: 18:00
  • Train Number: 04568
  • Route: Gandhinagar Capital - Bikaner
  • Departure from Gandhinagar Capital: 06:30
  • Arrival at Bikaner: 18:00
  • Train Number: 04569
  • Route: Bikaner - Gandhinagar Capital
  • Departure from Bikaner: 18:30
  • Arrival at Gandhinagar Capital: 10:00
  • Train Number: 04570
  • Route: Gandhinagar Capital - Bikaner
  • Departure from Gandhinagar Capital: 18:30
  • Arrival at Bikaner: 10:00

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