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When planning international trips, we often look at flights, which can be costly and sometimes exceed our budget. However, did you know that there are railway stations in India that offer cross-border travel options?
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Yes, India is home to seven international railway stations that connect to neighboring countries. Today, we will explore these unique railway stations and the cross-border journeys they offer.
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Haldibari railway station is located in the Cooch Behar district of West Bengal. The station is just 4 kilometers from the Bangladesh border and serves as a gateway for train travel to Bangladesh. From Haldibari station, one can seamlessly travel to the neighboring country by train.
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If you want to travel to Nepal by train, you can board a train from Jaynagar Railway Station located in Madhubani district of Bihar. This station serves as a convenient hub for locals traveling to Nepal.
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To travel to Bangladesh, you can also catch a train from the Petrapole Railway Station located in North 24 Parganas district of West Bengal. A large number of citizens of both countries cross the border from here.
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Singabad Railway Station, situated in West Bengal's Malda district, provides connectivity to Bangladesh. This station not only facilitates passenger travel but also supports trade, reflecting the strong ties between India and Bangladesh.
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Another railway station of Indian Railways to reach Nepal is located in Bihar's Jogbani. One can also reach Nepal on foot from here. However, train is the easiest means.
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Radhikapur Railway Station located in North Dinajpur district of West Bengal is mainly used for trade between India and Bangladesh, but one can also reach Bangladesh by catching a train from here.
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Attari Railway Station, located in Punjab, is among India's most well-known railway stations, serving as the departure point for the Samjhauta Express to Pakistan. However, this train service has been suspended since 2019 after India revoked Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir.
