From providing free food to connecting famous religious sites, this train travels 2 million kilometers between…
The Sachkhand Express (12715) runs between two pilgrimage sites, so pilgrims make up the majority of their passengers. Free meals are always being provided to devotees on trains to visit Indian religious sites.
From providing free food to connecting famous religious sites, this train travels 2 million kilometers between…
The Indian Railways are the main source of transportation for millions of Indians, and these Indian flights and other modes of transportation cannot be afforded. India is one of the largest railway networks in the world, and despite the cheapest IT services, it runs thousands of trains from the most expensive to the cheapest. But in this vast network, one of the trains offers free meals to its passengers. From breakfast to dinner, all meals on the train journey are available for free.
Free meal training – sachkhand Express
The Sachkhand Express (12715) runs between two pilgrimage sites, so pilgrims make up the majority of their passengers. For the past 29 years, they have been serving free meals for devotees on trains to visit religious sites in India. This means that passengers don’t even have to pay the minimum amount and can provide services for free. Passengers can travel comfortably while experiencing the benefits of free meals.
Sachkhand Express ran from Nanded City in Maharashtra to Amritsar City in Punjab. It goes from Sri Harmandir Sahib Gurudwara (also known as Golden Temple) in Amritsar to Sri Hazur Sahib Gurudwara in Nanded in Maharashtra. These two pilgrimage sites are not only famous, but are also very important to the Sikh community. Furthermore, NANDED has special significance for the Sikhs because their 10th Division, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, died in Nanded.
The journey of this train has religious and spiritual significance to the devotees.
Religious Journey with Sachkhand Express
Sachkhand Express covers a distance of 2,000 kilometers in about 33 hours, with 39 stops on the route. On its route, passengers offer Langar or community meals in six locations. These meals are available for free. These stations are: New Delhi Railway Station, Bhopal, Palbani, Jarna, Aurangabad and Maratwada.
