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How to Reach Ludhiana Ludhiana city is easily accessible through air, road & rail from the other major Indian cities and states. Travel from Delhi is best planned ahead by reservation in a Shatabdi train for day travel, which includes the Indian food served onboard. By Train: Delhi to Ludhiana Train No. Name Departure Stn (Time) Arrival Stn (Time) Trip Time 12013 Amritsar Shatabdi New Delhi (16:30) Ludhiana Junction (20:29) 3h 59m 12031 Amritsar Shatabdi New Delhi (07:20) Ludhiana Junction (11:24) 4h 4m 12029 Swarna Shatabdi New Delhi (07:20) Ludhiana Junction (11:24) 4h 4m Ludhiana to Delhi Train Name Departure Stn (Time) Arrival Stn (Time) Trip Time No. 12030 Swarna Shatabdi Ludhiana Junction (18:53) New Delhi (23:05) 4h 12m 12032 Amritsar Shatabdi Ludhiana Junction (18:53) New Delhi (23:05) 4h 12m 12014 Amritsar Shatabdi Ludhiana Junction (06:57) New Delhi (11:15) 4h 18m 12204 Saharsa Junction Garib Rath Ludhiana Junction (06:30) New Delhi (11:00) 4h 30m 12044 New Delhi Shatabdi Ludhiana Junction (16:40) New Delhi (22:10) 5h 30m The Indian railway websites allow E-tickets to be bought using a credit card for use with a photo ID. For more information, see http://www.indianrail.gov.in and see http://www.irctc.co.in for online booking of tickets. By Air: Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi (322 Km | 4 flights per week, 1h 5m duration) Airport at Chandigarh (100 Km | 60 flights per week, 1h 15m duration) Airport at Ludhiana (a flight twice a day….a small plane) Raja Sansi Airport at Amritsar (155 Km | 9+ flights per day, 1h 15m duration) By Road: New Delhi / Ludhiana (322 km / 5 Hours) Ludhiana to New Delhi - 4 h 58 min (309.2 km) via NH 44 Ludhiana is situated on the Amritsar-Delhi Grand Trunk Road. New Delhi, Amritsar, Chandigarh & other major cities in Punjab are well linked with Ludhiana through road. The city lies about 322 km northwest of Delhi. Chandigarh/ Ludhiana (100 km / 2 Hours) Chandigarh to Ludhiana - 2 h 4 min (106.3 km) via NH 44 It is easily accessable by Road from Chandigarh to Ludhiana within 2 hours vise versa. Amritsar/ Ludhiana (141.7 km / 2 h 41 min) Amritsar to Ludhiana - 2 h 55 min (141.8 km) via Grand Trunk Rd and NH 44 It is easily accessable by Road from Amritsar to Ludhiana within 2 hours and forty one minutes vise versa. Our Representative will assist you at the Delhi Airport & Chandigarh Airport to easily Reach Ludhiana by Road, therefore you can plan your Routing accordingly to deboard at Delhi or Chandigarh for onward Journey to Ludhiana & Return after the conference. .

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