From Bangladesh To Nepal: 5 Indian Railway Stations That Take You Beyond Borders

For the people who love to travel by train, journeying from India to another country by rail is a thrilling reality. With borders shared with seven nations, India offers unique cross-border train routes, creating unforgettable travel experiences. 

These international rail connections provide a fascinating blend of cultures and scenic views, making the journey as exciting as the destination. Curious about these routes? Here are five Indian railway stations that serve as gateways to international destinations, offering a seamless adventure across borders.

Located nearly 4.5 km from the Bangladesh border in West Bengal, Haldibari Railway Station connects India with Chilhati Station of Bangladesh via Mitali Express.

Jaynagar Railway Station is located in Bihar’s Madhubani district and it is nearly 4 km from the India-Nepal border and connects to Kurtha Station in Janakpur of Nepal. 

Singhabad, in West Bengal's Malda district, serves as a key freight transit point between India and Bangladesh, connecting to Rohanpur Station in Bangladesh and supporting cross-border trade.

Radhikapur Railway Station serves as a zero-point station on the Indo-Bangladesh border. It is located in West Bengal’s Uttar Dinajpur district and connects directly to Biral Railway Station in Bangladesh.

Petrapole located in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas district, is India's one of the busiest border railway stations. It is the starting point for the Bandhan Express, which connects Kolkata to Khulna, Bangladesh. (Images: Freepik)