To assist the thousands of devotees travelling to the annual Ramdevra Fair, the North Western Railway has announced the operation of four pairs of special trains. These additional services are aimed at managing the heavy passenger influx and ensuring a smooth, comfortable journey for pilgrims reaching the sacred site. Railway officials, including Chief Public Relations Officer Amit Sudarshan and Jodhpur Divisional Railway Manager Anurag Tripathi, confirmed that the special services will connect key regions to the fair site throughout September.
Key highlights of the announcement include:
- A total of eight special train services will be operational for the fair.
- Three pairs will serve the Bhagat Ki Kothi to Ramdevra route.
- One pair will connect Sri Ganganagar to Pokaran.
- Major stoppages include Jodhpur, Raika Bagh, Mandore, Osian, and Phalodi.
Schedule and Route Details
The Bhagat Ki Kothi-Ramdevra special (04861/04862) is scheduled to run from August 28 to September 25. For those planning their travel in the latter half of the month, a second set of services, the 04863/04864, will operate from September 11 to September 25. These trains are strategically planned to stop at major stations including Jodhpur, Raika Bagh, Mandore, Osian, and Phalodi to maximize accessibility for travellers from across the region.
Furthermore, to cater to pilgrims travelling from northern Rajasthan, the Sri Ganganagar-Pokaran special (04741/04742) has been introduced. This service is set to run from September 12 to September 26.
Travel Tips for Pilgrims
With the Ramdevra Fair being a major religious event, railways anticipate high demand. Passengers are advised to check the official IRCTC website or the NTES app for the latest updates on train timings and seat availability before heading to the station. By introducing these special services, the North Western Railway aims to reduce overcrowding on regular trains and provide a dedicated transit option for the convenience of all devotees attending the fair.



























