In preparation for the Chaitra Navratri festival, UP Roadways is running additional buses to Vindhyachal for devotees visiting the Vindhyavasini temple. Starting at midnight on April 8th, buses will depart from the Zero Road bus station every 30 minutes until April 17th. Additional buses may also be deployed from Civil...
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Lines if needed. A total of 50 special buses will be operated, according to Regional Manager MK Trivedi.

The railway administration will provide an additional two-minute stop for certain trains at Vindhyachal during Navratri. This applies to trains running between April 9th and 20th, including the Lokmanya Tilak-Patna Express (both up and down), the 15646 Guwahati-Lokmanya Tilak Express, the 15648 Guwahati-Lokmanya Tilak Express, and the Bhagalpur-Lokmanya Tilak Express. This...
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additional stop is being implemented to cater to the large number of devotees traveling to Vindhyachal and Mair during Navratri. Earlier, the railway administration had announced an additional stop for 15 pairs of trains at Mair, another popular temple destination.

To accommodate the influx of passengers during the Chaitra Navratri fair, Vindhyachal railway station will be offering temporary stops for four additional trains from April 9th to 20th. These trains are the Lokmanya Tilak Terminal-Patliputra Express (12141), Guwahati-Lokmanya Tilak Terminal (15646), Bhagalpur-Lokmanya Tilak Terminal (15648), and Bhagalpur-Lokmanya Tilak Terminal (12335). ...
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The stop will be for two minutes. Additionally, two extra general coaches will be added to the Chhopan-Prayagraj Express (13309/13310) and the Triveni Express (15073/15074/15075/15076) during the fair. The MEMU train (04193/94) between Subedarganj and Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyay may also run on Saturdays and Sundays from April 9th to 20th to cater to the fair.

The Indian Railway administration has announced temporary halts of 10 trains for 2 minutes at Vindhyachal station in Prayagraj during the main bathing days of the Magh Mela. This is to facilitate pilgrims who visit the Vindhyavasini temple after taking a dip in the holy confluence. The trains will be halted...
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on 15th & 16th January due to Makar Sankranti, 9th & 10th February due to Mauni Amavasya, and 14th & 15th February. The trains include: 12307 (Howrah-Jodhpur), 12308 (Jodhpur-Howrah), 22307 (Howrah-Bikaner), 22308 (Bikaner-Howrah), 15658 (Kamakhya-Delhi), 15657 (Delhi-Kamakhya), 15945 (Lokmanya Tilak-Dibrugarh), 15946 (Dibrugarh-Lokmanya Tilak), 15647 (Lokmanya Tilak-Guwahati), and 15648 (Guwahati-Lokmanya Tilak).

The Indian Railways has stepped up preparations for the Magh Mela 2024. To accommodate the influx of pilgrims during the main bathing festivals, several mail and express trains will have a temporary two-minute stop at Vindhyachal Station. These trains include 12307/12308 Howrah-Jodhpur, 22307/22308 Howrah-Bikaner Express, 15658 Kamakhya-Delhi, 15657 Delhi-Kamakhya, 15945 Lokmanya...
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Tilak Terminal-Dibrugarh, 15946 Dibrugarh-Lokmanya Tilak Terminal, 15647 Lokmanya Tilak Terminal-Guwahati, and 5648 Guwahati-Lokmanya Tilak Terminal Express. These trains will make their two-minute stop on January 15th and 16th (Makar Sankranti), February 9th and 10th (Mauni Amavasya), and February 14th and 15th (Vasant Panchami) in both directions. Millions of devotees travel through the Vindhyachal route to take a dip in the holy Sangam.