Is there a direct train?

No, there is no direct train from Chakur to Ludhiana.

Which is the nearest airport?

Sahnewal Airport in Ludhiana is the nearest, though Chandigarh is better connected.

How long does the train take?

It usually takes between 30 to 35 hours depending on the connection.

Is road travel recommended?

Road travel is very long and tiring; train is preferred.

What is the best route?

Travel to Latur, take a train to Delhi, then a connecting train to Ludhiana.

Ludhiana

Train

Chakur to Ludhiana

Updated: 20 May 2026

The journey from Chakur to Ludhiana spans approximately 1750 km across the heart of India. You must first travel to Latur or Nanded to access major rail networks connecting to the north. The route typically involves changing trains at major hubs like New Delhi or Hazrat Nizamuddin. Road travel via NH 52 and NH 44 is possible but requires multiple days of driving. This journey takes you from the Deccan Plateau through the fertile plains of Punjab.

Total Distance: 1750 km by road, 1450 km air distance.

Fastest Way

Flight from Hyderabad to Chandigarh, then taxi to Ludhiana, taking 8 hours total.

Cheapest Way

Train via Latur to New Delhi, then connecting train to Ludhiana, costing roughly 1500 INR.

Compare Chakur to Ludhiana Routes

Train

Connecting

Duration

32 hours

Avg Price

1500-4000 INR

Operator

Sachkhand Express

Route

Latur-Nanded-New Delhi-Ludhiana

Book your tickets at least 60 days in advance for confirmed berths.

Travel Tips

Book Early
Train tickets to Punjab sell out fast; use the IRCTC portal early.
Carry Snacks
Long train journeys require you to carry dry snacks and water bottles.
Local Transport
Use auto-rickshaws in Ludhiana for short distances; negotiate fares beforehand.
Weather Prep
Punjab winters are freezing; pack heavy woolens if traveling between December and February.
Connectivity
Keep a power bank handy as charging points on trains are often occupied.

Safety Tips

Luggage Security
Always chain your luggage under the seat during train travel.
Avoid Night Travel
If driving, avoid night travel on highways to stay safe from fog and visibility issues.
Emergency Contacts
Save local police and railway helpline numbers on your phone.
Stay Alert
Keep your wallet and documents in a secure inner pocket.