Delhi Jn to Haridwar train extensions begin July 30 for the annual Kanwar Yatra. These special Mainline Electric Multiple Unit (MEMU) services will run daily through August 14. This move helps devotees reach the Haridwar ghats safely. It reduces heavy road traffic and provides a faster city-to-city rail link.
Several Diesel Electric Multiple Unit (DEMU) trains now connect Delhi to Haridwar directly. Key halts include Ghaziabad, Meerut City, and Roorkee for better accessibility. These stations expect high footfall during the early morning rush hours. Devotees should check the National Train Enquiry System (NTES) for daily live updates.

Delhi Haridwar Kanwar Yatra train timetable details
Most extended trains depart Delhi early to reach Haridwar by noon. This helps pilgrims perform rituals and return in the evening. Unreserved coaches are available for last-minute travelers without prior bookings. However, early arrival at Delhi Junction is advised for easier boarding. Check the schedule below for planning.
| Train Type | Origin station | Major Halts | Start Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| MEMU Special | Delhi Jn | Ghaziabad, Meerut, Roorkee | July 30 |
| DEMU Special | Delhi Jn | Meerut, Muzaffarnagar | July 30 |
Security and crowd control for Delhi Haridwar trains
Increased security personnel are now present at all major junction stations. Rail authorities have set up special crowd control windows for tickets. Strict baggage checks are mandatory for everyone entering these station premises. Please avoid carrying prohibited items to ensure a smooth journey. Officers will guide crowds at entry gates.
Travelers should monitor platform changes through official digital channels regularly. Heavy crowds are expected near the Haridwar city station entry gates. Always keep digital copies of your tickets for quick verification. This initiative ensures a safe and spiritual pilgrimage for all devotees during the holy period.



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