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RJLK/Rajalukah (1 PFs)राजालोकाରାଜାଲୋକା
Track: Single Electric-Line
राजालोका
ରାଜାଲୋକା
Track: Single Electric-Line
Updated: Jul 21 (09:55)
Rajalukah Station is a small yet essential railway station that serves the local community and passing travelers. With only one platform, it provides a straightforward experience for users, making it easy to navigate.
To reach Rajalukah Station by road, you can access it via the nearest major highways or local roads. Depending on your starting point, it may be best to use a GPS or mapping application for precise directions. The access roads are generally well-maintained, making your journey comfortable.
For those relying on public transportation, the nearest bus stations can be found within a short distance of the railway station. Local and intercity buses regularly service the area, providing convenient options for travelers looking to connect to nearby towns and cities or to reach the station from various points.
When it comes to lodging facilities near Rajalukah Station, travelers have several options. Notable accommodations include:
1. **Rajalukah Inn** - This local inn offers... more... | ||
Station AddressMohanala, Dist- Mayurbhanj Pin-757086 State: Odisha Elevation: 85 m above sea level Type: Regular Category: n/aZone: SER/South Eastern Division: Kharagpur No Recent News for RJLK/Rajalukah Nearby Stations in the News | Number of Platforms: 1 Number of Halting Trains: 4 Number of Originating Trains: 0 Number of Terminating Trains: 0 | 0 Follows Rating: NaN/5 (0 votes) cleanliness - n/a (0) porters/escalators - n/a (0) food - n/a (0) transportation - n/a (0) lodging - n/a (0) railfanning - n/a (0) sightseeing - n/a (0) safety - n/a (0) |
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Amidst the trend of speed upgradation to 130kmph, more LHB & new WAP 7 allotment, there lies in a corner an endangered gem of SER Kharagpur division.
As soon as my eyes landed upon this place, the first thought which crossed my mind was "SER's Suravali."
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As soon as my eyes landed upon this place, the first thought which crossed my mind was "SER's Suravali."
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The bridge at Rajalukah
The 2'6' gauge South Eastern Railway branch from Rupsa to Bangriposi is an all time favourite of mine, and was operated by a fleet of smart Edwardian 4-6-2s. CC 666 (built North British, Glasgow 1906) was in its 73rd year of services when I photographed it in January 1979 near Rajalukah while working an extra service between Baripada and Bangriposi.
The loco foreman at Baripada had kindly arranged for the train to stop first to allow me to cross the bridge in front of it so I could take...
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The 2'6' gauge South Eastern Railway branch from Rupsa to Bangriposi is an all time favourite of mine, and was operated by a fleet of smart Edwardian 4-6-2s. CC 666 (built North British, Glasgow 1906) was in its 73rd year of services when I photographed it in January 1979 near Rajalukah while working an extra service between Baripada and Bangriposi.
The loco foreman at Baripada had kindly arranged for the train to stop first to allow me to cross the bridge in front of it so I could take...
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