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RFJ/RafiGanj (4 PFs)रफीगंजرفیگنج
Track: Double Electric-Line
रफीगंज
رفیگنج
Track: Double Electric-Line
Updated: Jul 04 2023 (13:11) by PrakharYadav^~
Rafiganj Railway Station (RFJ) is located in the Rafiganj town of Aurangabad district in Bihar. It features 4 platforms and serves as a crucial transportation hub for the region. The station offers basic amenities like waiting rooms, ticket counters, and refreshment stalls, catering to the needs of travelers. TourismThe Hanuman Temple is a popular pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Hanuman. The Shiva Temple is a serene temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, drawing devotees from the region. The Durga Temple is a vibrant temple dedicated to Goddess Durga, known for its festive celebrations. The Jain Temple is a peaceful temple dedicated to Tirthankaras, offering a serene environment for reflection. The Gurudwara is a Sikh temple known for its community services and religious teachings. FoodHotel Rajdhani serves traditional Indian vegetarian cuisine with a focus on local flavors. The Biryani House offers a variety of vegetarian biryanis and curries. Dosa Plaza specializes in South Indian vegetarian snacks and dishes. The Veg Corner serves fresh and flavorful vegetarian street food. The Chaat Stall offers a wide variety of savory snacks and chaat items. | ||
Station AddressRAFIGANJ MAIN ROAD, Rafiganj , District Aurangabad State: Bihar Elevation: 100 m above sea level Type: Regular Category: n/aZone: ECR/East Central Division: Pt. DD Upadhyaya (Mughalsarai) No Recent News for RFJ/RafiGanj Nearby Stations in the News | Gaya Airport/GAY: 35 km Number of Platforms: 4 Number of Halting Trains: 36 Number of Originating Trains: 0 Number of Terminating Trains: 0 | 0 Follows Rating: 4.1/5 (22 votes) cleanliness - excellent (3) porters/escalators - good (3) food - good (3) transportation - good (3) lodging - good (2) railfanning - good (3) sightseeing - good (2) safety - excellent (3) |
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