Special unreserved train services between Hubballi and Pandharpur for Ashada Ekadashi
These trains are intended to facilitate smooth travel for pilgrims participating in the annual celebrations. Train No. 07313 SSS Hubballi–Pandharpur Unreserved Special will depart from Hubballi at 5.10am and reach Pandharpur at 4am the same day, with en route halts at Dharwad, Alnavar, Londa, Khanapur, Desur, Belagavi, Pachhapur, Gokak Road, Ghatprabha, Chikodi Road, Raybag, Chinchli, Kudachi, Ugar Khurd, Shedbal, Vijayanagar, Miraj, Arag, Dhalgaon, Jath Road, Wasud, and Sangola.
Train No. 07314 Pandharpur–SSS Hubballi Unreserved Special will depart from Pandharpur at 6pm and arrive at Hubballi at 4am the next day, halting at the same stations in reverse order. The special train will comprise 10 coaches involving 8 general second class and 2 second class luggage-cum-brake vans/disabled coaches. These special services are expected to provide much-needed convenience to the travelling public, especially Warkaris and pilgrims heading to Pandharpur for Ashada Ekadashi festivities.
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Temporary extension of train services to Pandharpur
Hubballi: In view of the Ashada Ekadashi festival at Pandharpur, South Western Railway has decided to temporarily extend two train services to Pandharpur for the convenience of pilgrims. Train No. 17334 Castle Rock – Miraj Express will be temporarily extended to run up to Pandharpur. The service will operate between Castle Rock and Pandharpur from July 4 to 9. There will be no change in timings between Castle Rock and Vijayanagar.
In the extended portion, the train will arrive/depart Miraj at 12.20am/12.50am, reaching Pandharpur at 3am.Train No. 17331 Miraj – SSS Hubballi Express will be temporarily extended to originate from Pandharpur instead of Miraj. The service from Pandharpur to SSS Hubballi will run from July 5 to 10. The train will depart from Pandharpur at 4am, arrive at Miraj at 6.45am, and depart at 7.15am, with no change in timings from Vijayanagara to Hubballi.
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