Indian Railways Will Be Run First Bharat Gaurav Train For Northeast Tourism From 21 March Know All Details

Northeast Bharat Gaurav Train: Bharat Gaurav train journey is being started by IRCTC for North East. This train is going to start from March 21 and will travel to five states of the Northeast. This train journey is specially for those people, who want to travel to the beautiful cities of North East.

This train will start from January 21 and will complete the journey of 15 days covering many states. North East’s Bharat Gaurav train will take Guwahati, Sivasagar, Furkating and Kaziranga in Assam, Unakoti, Agartala and Udaipur in Tripura, Dimapur and Kohima in Nagaland and Cherrapunji and Shillong in Meghalaya.

Bharat Gaurav Deluxe AC tourist train number 00412 will leave from Delhi’s Safdarjung station on March 21 at 15:20. According to ANI, restaurant and kitchen facilities have been provided in this train during the journey. Board and deboard stations include Ghaziabad, Aligarh, Tundla, Etawah, Kanpur and Lucknow railway stations.

Where can the passengers go

• Kamakhya Temple, Umananda Temple, Sunset of the Brahmaputra River in Guwahati
• tourist places in itanagar
• Sivasagar Tourism, Ahom Kingdom, Talatal Ghar, Rang Ghar and Shiv Dol in Sivasagar
• Tea Garden in Kaziranga
• Stone and rock sculptures in Unakoti, Dense forest sightseeing Jampui Hills
• Ujjayanta Palace in Agartala, Udaipur, Tripura Sundarai Temple
• Khonama Village in Dimapur Kohima
• Umiam Lake in Shillong, Local Sightseeing
• East Kasi Hills, Shillong Peak, Elephant Falls, Navkhalikai Falls and Mawsmai Cave in Cherrapunji

how much will the rent cost

Talking about the fare, this tour package has been started with triple sharing of Rs 1,04,390. Whereas the package price for single and double sharing is Rs 1,25,090 and Rs 1,06,990. This train is being run under Bharat Gaurav Tourist Scheme. You can book under this train by visiting irctctourism.com.

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