Ayodhya Cantt – Delhi Express
train in India
The 14205 / 14206 Ayodhya–Delhi Express is a train which runs between Ayodhya and Delhi. Though there are several trains that run to Delhi via Ayodhya, Ayodhya–Delhi Express is the only train which starts at Ayodhya to Delhi. It runs daily from Ayodhya to Delhi and from Delhi to Ayodhya.
Route and halts
Ayodhya Junction
Daryabad
Barabanki Junction
Lucknow Charbagh
Shahjahanpur
Bareilly Junction
Rampur Junction
Moradabad Junction
Hapur Junction
Ghaziabad Junction
Delhi Junction
Traction
It is hauled by a Ghaziabad-based WAP-7 or Ghaziabad-based WAP-5 locomotive for entire journey.
Rake sharing
The train sharing its rake with 14207/14208 Padmavat Express.
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