- Madurai Junction
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Madurai Junction
Indian Railway Station
The Main Entrance of the StationStation statistics Address West Veli Street, Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India Coordinates 9°33′N 78°36′E / 9.55°N 78.6°ECoordinates: 9°33′N 78°36′E / 9.55°N 78.6°E Lines Madurai - Chennai Egmore
Madurai - Kanyakumari
Madurai - Bodinayakkanur
Madurai - RameswaramConnections Taxi Stand, Auto Rickshaw stand Platforms 8 Tracks 11 Parking Available Bicycle facilities Available Baggage check Available on alert days. Other information Accessible Code MDU Owned by Ministry of Railways, Indian Railways Fare zone Southern Railways Madurai Junction is one of the Major Railway junction in South India and the Head Quarters of Madurai railway division. It is well connected with all Major cities in India. Madurai division is the Second largest by revenue in Southern Railway.[citation needed]
Facilities
The Madurai Junction is a state-of-art modern railway station the finest in the Southern Railway, only after Chennai Central. The growth in tourism has made this change possible thanks to the thousands of tourists who visit here every year. The proposed plan will have escalators, ramp booking counters, luggage trolleys & disabled-friendly structures.
- Chilled and purified drinking water.
- Baggage Check-Area
- Computerised Reservation Centers
- 24-hrs operating ATM kiosks of State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, Indian Overseas Bank and Indian Bank
- Indian Bank IRCTC e-ticket booking kiosk
- Restaurants & Food Courts (Veg & Non-veg)
- A/C Waiting Room (First Class Passengers)
- Multi-purpose Commercial Space
- Fully access enabled Taxi & Auto Stand
- Cloak room
- Free of cost Battery car for Differently abled and Old people
- Travel amenities selling shop.
Indian railways has proposed a new railway line between Madurai and Tuticorin via Aruppukottai in madurai-tuticorin industrial corridor area[1]
References
Categories:- Railway junction stations in India
- Madurai
- Railway stations in Tamil Nadu
- Indian railway station stubs
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