8 Dishes Worth Trying At

India's Iconic Railway Stations

Producer: Priyanka Das Editor: Aparna Singh

India is known for its diversity. When it comes to food, its diversity stretches across every corner of the nation.

Travelling by railway is said to be the best time to taste a city’s various cuisines and local foods.

Ratlam Railway Station, Madhya Pradesh

This place is where one can find the famous poha of the state,which is made with aval, peanuts, and lemon.

Ajmer Railway Station, Rajasthan

Kadhi kachori is a famous dish in Rajasthan and Gujarat. It’s a delightful combination of traditional dahi kadhi and crispy kachori.

Guwahati Railway Station, Assam

Red tea is very popular at the Guwahati railway station in Assam, a state known for its tea production.

Howrah Railway Station,  West Bengal

At the Howrah station, you can see many eagerly buying and eating chicken cutlets. Apart from this, sandesh from Howrah is also very popular. It’s a very popular Bengali sweet dish.

Charbagh Railway Station, Uttar Pradesh

Lucknow biryani is available and definitely worth trying at Charbagh station in Uttar Pradesh.

Tundla Station, Uttar Pradesh

This famous station in Uttar Pradesh is known for its tasty aloo tikki. It offers a perfect balance of spicy and sweet flavours that can be enjoyed on the train.

Karjat Junction, Mumbai

Vada pav and chutneys are available at Karjat railway station in Mumbai, which is widely known.

Kovilpatti Railway Station Tamil Nadu

Srivilliputhur palkova is known for its rich, creamy, and melt-in-your-mouth texture, and it is available at Kovilpatti railway station.