Visakhapatnam is destined to grow as the City of Destiny !
So also, Waltair Division of East Coast Railway!!
May we grow together for the prosperity of the Nation!!!
VIZIANAGARAM
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| VIZIANAGARAM FORT
The fort still stands strong and undisturbed by the rampage of time that shows the engineering excellence of the early architects. The fort also depicts the glorious lifestyle of the ancient Vizianagaram Maharajahs. The fort attracts a large number of visitors who come to know about the rich heritage and culture of Gajapati rulers. Some portions and buildings of the fort are still being used by a Music college and a Sanskrit College. The fort is one of the major tourist locations in the country and the department of Archeological Survey of India notified it as a National Heritage site.
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| 1000 year old Sri Rama temple on top of Gurubhaktula konda |
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| A view of Ruined Buddhist temple on hilltop at Ramatheerdham |
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| Famous ganta stambham |
SIMHACHALAM
Simhachalam temple is located near Visakhapatnam. It is dedicated to the incarnation (Avataram) of Vishnu known as Narasimha (the man-lion). The temple is a mix of Orissan (main/central shrine) and Dravidian (entrance) styles of architecture.
SIGNIFICANCE
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It is one of the eighteen "Naarasimha Kshetras" i.e. shrines of Lord Narasimha in India. Simhachalam temple is known as the second richest temple in India (after Tirupati) earning a revenue of Rs. 520 million. The main deity inside the temple sanctorum gives "nijaroopa darshan" (holy appearance in true form) for only 12 hours in a year i.e. on Akshaya Tritiya day, the rest of the time the deity is covered with Sandalwood paste. The darsanam described as 'Chandana yatra' or 'Chandanotsavam' falls every year in Vaisakha masa (May).
LEGEND
Hiranyakasipu was a Rakshasa king. He was in fact one of Vishnu's Dwarapalakas or gate keepers in Vaikuntha, Jaya and Vijaya. They had to take birth in the mortal world thrice because of a curse given by Sanaka, Sanandana, Sanathana and Sanathkumara, who were not allowed to take darshan of Mahavishnu by them. The other palaka was born as his brother Hiranyaaksha.
Hiranyakasipu wanted to become immortal and hence performed austerities (tapasya) to propitiate Lord Brahma. However, Lord Brahma said that was not possible so Hiranyakasipu asked Lord Brahma to grant him a boon so that he could not be killed by any animal or a man neither in the morning nor in the night, by any weapons, neither in sky nor on the earth.
Hiranyakasipu wanted the entire world to worship him. But, Prahalada, his son, was a devotee of Lord Narayana and always expressed his bhakti towards Him. In spite of warning him several times, Hiranyakasipu could not alter Prahlada's devotion.
This made Hiranyakasipu angry and he made numerous attempts to get Prahlada killed. One of them was to throw him off the top of a mountain. However, Vishnu rescued him by moving the mountain and made a small path for Prahaladha. It is said that in the place where the Lord stood to protect Prahaladha is the place where the temple is built.
The most important thing about this temple is that here we can't see the God's feet. It is said that the feet is buried inside the earth. Lord Narayana came to rescue Parahalada on Garuda and when they threw Parahalada Lord Narayana jumped from Garuda to save him and in this process his feet went deep into the earth.
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HISTORY
It has Sri Varahalakshmi Narasimha Swamy as the presiding deity. The deity at Simhachalam, the lion-man incarnation of Lord Mahavishnu is usually covered with sandalwood paste. The original shape of the deity in the tribhanga posture has two hands with the head of a lion on a human torso. An inscription dated as far back as 1098 AD of the Chola King Kuloththunga provides some clue as to its antiquity. Another inscription shows a Queen of the Eastern Ganga of Kalinga (ancient Orissa) (1137-56 AD) covering the image with gold while a third inscription says the eastern Ganga King of Orissa, Narasimha Deva, built the main/central shrine in 1267 A.D. With more than 252 inscriptions in Oriya and Telugu describing the antecedents of the temple, it is a historically important monument.
Sri Krishna Deva Rayalu after defeating the Gajapati ruler of Orissa Gajapati Prataparudra Dev visited the shrine twice in 1516 AD and 1519 AD and offered numerous villages for maintenance of bhogam (worship) along with valuable jewellery of which an emerald necklace is still in the temple. For the last three centuries the royal family of Vizianagaram, "The Pusapati Gajapathi's" have been the temple's trustees. Giripradhikshana (circumambulation) around the hill range (~40 km) from Hanumantha vaka/MVP colony to Simhachalam is done by piligrims during the auspicious days. Crowds of elderly people/youth/children are observed walking the 40 km stretch over night. They visit the temple after the long journey and give their offerings to the deity.
SIMHACHALAM TEMPLE
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| SIMHACHALAM TEMPLE
Simhachalam is dedicated to the incarnation (Avataram) of Vishnu known as Narasimha (the man-lion). The temple is a mix of Orissan (main/central shrine) and Dravidian (entrance) styles of architecture.It is one of the eighteen "Naarasimha Kshetras" i.e. shrines of Lord Narasimha in India. Simhachalam temple is known as the second richest temple in India (after Tirupati) earning a revenue of Rs. 520 million.
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| SIMHACHALAM TEMPLE GOPURAM
Atop the hill is a famous temple said to be the abode of Varaha Narasimha Swami, and hence the hill itself is called (nara) simhachalam.
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| SRI VARAHA NARASIMHA SWAMY, SIMHACHALAM
The deity i.e. Sri Varahalakshmi Narasimha Swamy, the lion-man incarnation of Lord Mahavishnu is usually covered with sandalwood paste. The original shape of the deity in the tribhanga posture has two hands with the head of a lion on a human torso.
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| NAMAM ON THE GOPURAM OF THE SIMHACHALAM TEMPLE |
VISAKHAPATNAM CITY TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
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| Ramakrishna Beach
Deriving its name from the Lord Ramakrishna, this beach is commonly called as RK Beach and is one of the happening places in Visakhapatnam. Many recreational places like Submarine museum, Visakha Museum, Aquarium, War Memorial, statues of eminent personality and many more are all lined up along this beach.
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| Submarine Museum at RK beach
Submarine Museum, 'Smritika' set up nearby the Visakapatanam port, is located at the serene beach named the Rama Krishna Beach. The museum started functioning in 2001 was converted from INS Kusura, a Russian built submarine. Only one of these kinds in India and Asian continent, this Submarine Museum attracts many.
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Pavuralakonda is a hillock, located 24 km from Visakhapatnam. It lies near to Bheemunipatnam Beach. Pavuralakonda is renowned as a Buddhist site.
Pavuralakonda is bordered by a chain of hills on the southwest and northwest and it offers a beautiful view of the curved linear coastline with a crescent shaped valley. The excavations highlighted certain artifacts, which are dated between 3rd Century BC and 2nd Century AD. The objects include 14-16 rock-cut cisterns that hold the rainwater, foundations of viharas, circular chaityagrihas, votive stupas and halls. Pavuralakonda is also known as the hill of pigeons.
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| Rushikonda
The lovely Rushikonda beach in Vishakhpatnam with golden sands and vast stretch of water is the best beach in Vizag. Rushikonda Beach, an ideal location to engage in water sports, is spectacular with its golden sand and the tidy waves of Bay of Bengal. It attracts a huge crowd of tourists day by day and many of them enjoy swimming, water skiing and wind surfing.
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| Siva and Parvathi Statues at Kailasagiri
An attractive and local favourite hill station, Kailasa Giri offers a spectacular view of the sea. It has serene and beautiful Rushikonda beach and RK beach on the left and hillock on the right. As the name suggests, the hill is Kailasa, the abode of Lord Shiva and Parvathi, massive sculpture of Shiva and Parvathi is seen here.
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| Toy Train at Kailasagiri
The Toy Train runs for a distance of 2.5 Kilometers on the Kailasagiri Hill range and gives a chance to the visitors to see the entire Visakhapatnam from the top.
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SRIKAKULAM
SRIKAKULAM is a town, municipality and headquarters of Srikakulam district in the north-eastern Andhra Pradesh, India. It is part of Srikakulam Assembly constituency and Srikakulam Parliament Constituency. Srikakulam was formerly called as Gulshanabad (Garden city) during Muslim rule and was headquarter of Muslim fauzdars. It was renamed as Chicacole by British colonial rulers and after independence, it was renamed as Srikakulam.
HISTORY
This region of Andhra Pradesh was part of Kalinga region at first and later a part of Gajapati kingdom of Orissa up to mediaeval period.It was in the 'Bendi Shilpa' ruling in 1687 Srikakulam (Gulshanabad) was a village and formed as fauzdhari-center for their money transactions for the areas of Srikakulam, Vizianagaram, Vishakhapatnam, and some parts of Orissa. The word Gulshanabad derives from Persian words Shilpa that means Rose garden and Bendi(Bending). It was developed as town in the Muslim ruling, even today you can find more than 10,000 Muslims living in this town following their culture,tradition and values. Srikakulam has also been head quarter for revenue collection under Nizam state of Hyderabad since 1707. Nizams of Hyderabad assigned Gulshanabad (Srikakulam), Rajahmundry, Eluru and Mustafanagar (Kondapalli) districts to French India in 1753. French imperialists were driven out from these districts by British imperialists in 1756 during Anglo-French wars.
In 1759 the Fauzdhari ruling was ended and British ruling started, and Srikakulam town has been made part of Ganjam district and Palakonda and Rajam areas were included in Vizag district in the undivided Madras province. In 1936 the combined Madras-Orissa state was divided to Madras and Orissa and Parlakimidi Taluk was separated from combined Madras state, hence the Srikakulam was remained as Srikaklam taluk, Srikakulam town as Srikakulam municipality since 1857 under British rule. In 1947 after Indian independence, many including Potti Sriramulu fought for separate Andhra State. In 1948 many demanded for Srikakulam district as it was in combined vizag district. First 'chintada' village was proposed as district head-quarter by some central leaders. It was on 17 July 1950, a representation was given by Challa Narasimhu naidu, an eminent leader, Pullela Vemkataramanayya (P.V. Ramanayya), who was an Eminent Advocate and Public Prosecutor and also a Freedom Fighter to the then Revenue Minister H. Sitaramareddy on his visit to this area, and requested to select Srikakulam as District head-quarters at his camp office in Vizianagaram. Minister H. Sitaramareddy personally saw some places in srikakulam for selection. Then MLA of this area Garemalla Kumaraswami gave a speech on the dias of the meeting arranged on honour of the minister indicating that many important towns and capitals in the world were situated on the banks of rivers like England (Thames River), Srirangam (Kaveri), Agra (Yamuna), Kashi (Ganga), Rajamundry (Godavari), Vijayawada (Krishan) etc., and for Srikakulam it is Nagavali and convinced the minister Sitaramareddy. Along with Rokkam Ramamurty, Pullela Venkataramanyya (P.V. Ramanayya), Pasagada Suryanarayana, Baratam Venkataramanayya, Mangu Raghavarao followed Garemella Kumaraswami as group to convince and represent the request memorandum. The minister decided and selected Srikakulam as head-quarters after reaching Madras then state capital. Kimidi Kalavenkatarao ex-revenue minister in the combined Madras state had done a lot for formation of this District, who was the grandfather of present Vunukuru MLA Kalavenkatarao. On 15 August 1950, at about 4.00 p.m. the district was announced with Srikakulam town as headquarters and with three revenue divisions Palakonda, Srikakulam and Tekkali. At first, Parvatipuram revenue division was part of Srikakulam district and later transferred to Vizianagaram district. Mr. Night was the then collector in the combined Vizag Srikakulam and Mr. Janab Shek Ahammadh appointed as first district collector for separated Srikakulam. On 3 January 1951, the first District Board was formed and Rokkam Laxmi Narasimha Dora was elected as president.
Important temples and places of worship
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SRI KURMAM (famous place for the temple Kurmavatara of Lord vishhnu)
SRIMUKHALINGAM A famous temple of Lord Shiva.
Sri Endala Mallikarjuna Swamy in Ravivalasa
Shiva temple (Sangamaya konda) Famous for Sankranthi
VISWAMBHARA PARAMPARA a famous place for lalitha parameswari(visakha A colony, opposite water tank, srikakulam)
Koteswara swamy Alayam (Gudiveedi)
Shirdi Sai Baba Temple (Mondeti Street, Kalyani Thetare Back Side)
SANTHOSHI MATHA ALAYAM (Patha Srikakulam)
NARAYANA TIRUMALA a famous temple of Lord venkateswara at Gujarathipeta.
Kodanda ramaswami Alayam (Krishna park)
Ayyappa swami Alayam (Aidvaaram peta)
Ragavendra Swami alayam (Aidvaaram peta)
Sri Vaasudeva perumal temple.(Mandasa)
SHIRDI SAIBABA temple at Visakha 'B' colony.
VENKATESWARA SWAMY ALAYAM (it is located at the bank of the nagavali river near collector's Bunglaw'
SALIHUNDAM is a famous historical place of gowthama buddha located near Gara.
NEELAMANI DURGA TEMPLE is a famous temple at pathapatnam.
DANTHAPURI is a famous historical place of gowthama buddha.
Places to Visit
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| Arasavilli Suryanarayana |
Arasavilli - The Temple of Sun God is located at Arasavilli(old name Harshavalli) which is 3.5 km away from Srikakulam town. Dating back to 7th century, the temple is the only Sun God temple in Southern India and was constructed by a Kalinga dynasty king. The Sun God "Sri Suryanarayana Swami" is most worshipped in Andhra Pradesh and tourists from all over the world visits the temple every year. The Historic Temple at the Arasavilli, built 3000 years ago, is where the Lord Sri Suryanarayana temple is located, resembles the rich cultural heritage Srikakulam holds. Popularly called the God of Health.
Srimukhalingam is another temple in Srikakulam which is believed to have been built in the 9th Century. This holy place resides on the left bank of Vamsadhara. This is a group of 3 temples built by the Eastern Ganga dynasty Kings in the 10th century AD. The deities are Mukhalingeswara, Bhimeswara and Someswara. All these temples show evidence of the Orissa style of architecture Indo - Aryan style. The Mukhalinga temple is a veritable art gallery. The temple entrances are marvels in themselves. There is a plethora of sculptural work and perforated windows. The Bhimeswara temple lacks such grand splendour. Someswara temple is rich in sculptural work.
Srikurmam: It is located at a distance of 15 km from Srikakulam town. It is in the Gara mandalam on northeast. The only one temple of Srikurmanatha temple in the country is here. The sculpture of the temple is wonderful. The Vishnu temple here is architecturally unique. Here the rock edicts of 11 A.D. are available. Sri Simhachalam Devasthanam adopted this temple for improvement.
Salihundam: On the right bank of the river Vamsadhara, about 16 km from Srikakulam town, there are a number of Buddhist stupas and a huge monastic complex on a hillock amidst scenic surroundings. You can see a mahastupa, votive stupas, platforms and viharas. There is distinct evidence of the presence of the Vajrayana cult. The statues of Tara and Marichi were discovered at this site. From here, Buddhism spread to Sumatra and other Far-eastern countries. Salipataka and Salipetaka appear to be the early forms of the name of modern Salihundam.
Kalingapatnam: Shrine of a famous Sufi saint lies in Kalingapatnam. It also has a old light house. At present weather research center, Cyclone warning center are working here. The confluence of Vamsadhara is an attractive site. Kalingapatnam is 25 km from Srikakulam
Ravi Valasa: It is about 5 km from Tekkali. Sri Endala Mallikarjuna Swamy is the deity. On Maha Sivaratri and Kartika Mondays large gathering devotees worship this deity. It is believed that the linga is growing from an inch every year.According to scripts it was about a foot when it was first seen and went on growing by an inch every year.now the height of the linga is around 12feet.
Teli Nilapuram: It is in Tekkali division, 65 km distance of Srikakulam. There is a bird sanctuary here. Winter migration birds from Russia, Siberian cranes, flock here. They build nest on the tamarind trees here and migrate to Russia in summer.
Sangam: It is 56 km from Srikakulam. Nagavali, Swarnam Mukhi and Vegavati confluence takes place here. So it is called Sangam. One of the five lingas Sangameswara is here. On Maha Sivaratri thousands of devotees through here.
Sri Viswambhara Parampara is a centre for Spiritual Studies and practices in Sri Vidya, Tantra, Kriya Yoga.which is located at visakha’a’ colony,opposite water tank, srikakulam.The programmes were conducted by Smt. B.Rama,Resigned Judge and B.Dhanunjaya baba by the grace of Guruji Ananda Ghana(Alipirala viswam).
PONDURU: A small village in Srikakulam is known as the land where the finest khadi is woven. Khadi from Ponduru is famous among Khadi lovers of the entire country. Mahatma Gandhi is also said to have been surprised at the finesse of the Khadi produced here and he always preferred khadi from this village. Khadi from this region is exported to various countries like America, Denmark, Japan and Sweden.], India, about 20 kilometers from Srikakulam Town.
Rajam: It is 40 km away from Srikakulam. The king of Bobbili Tandrapapa Rayudu at one time stage here. This place is linked with name of the valiant. The famous GMR group started their business here.
Palasa: Located towards the north of the district - close to Orissa. Palasa is famous for Cashew Nuts. These cashew nuts are exported to different parts of the country and abroad.
Baruva: It is 109 km from Srikakulam town. Baruva, a fishing and coastal port, is set amidst lush coconut groves and paddy fields. The famous temples are of Sri Kotilingeswara Swamy and Janardanaswamy.
Kaviti: It is located at a distance of 13 km from Ichapuram and Sompet. The coastal belt around Kaviti has extensive plantations of coconut, cashew and jack. The area is delightfully scenic. Here are the deities of Chintamani Ammavaru and Sri Sita Rama Swamy.
VIZIANAGARAM
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Vizianagaram is the main city of the Vizianagaram District of north-eastern Andhra Pradesh . Vizianagaram district was formed on 1 June 1979, with some parts carved from the neighbouring districts of Srikakulam and Visakhapatnam.It is, at present, the largest municipality of Andhra Pradesh, in terms of population. It is located about 18 km inland from the Bay of Bengal, and 52 km northeast of Visakhapatnam. The literal meaning of Vizianagaram is the city of victory, it is also sometimes referred to as the city of education. It is an important business and educational center for north coastal Andhra and the adjoining state of Orissa. Vizianagaram is located at 18.12°N 83.42°E. It has an average elevation of 74 metres (242 feet).
History :- This area was ruled by different Hindu emperors of Kalinga (ancient Orissa) up to the mediaeval period. After the fall of the centralized Gajapati empire of Orissa, the region was governed by the Golkonda rulers. The ancestors of the Maharajas of Vizianagaram is stated to be descended from the Ranas of Udaipur, the Sisodia branch of the Guhilot tribe and Vasishta gotra.
Rulers of this princely state belong to the Pusapati family. The village Pooshpadu in Nandigama Taluq was built by Amala Raju. The village later came to be known as Pusapadu. Therefore, the Kshatriyas living there came to be known as Pusapatis.
Sri Pydithalli Ammavaru Temple :- The origin of the Sri Pydithalli Ammavaru temple is associated with the royal family of Vizianagaram. According to local folklore, the goddess (Grama Devata) of the temple is a sister of the Maharaja of Vizianagaram. Sirimanu Panduga Sirimanuis is an important event that is celebrated here in the month of October. The story starts in 1750, when French leader Bussy was staying with his battalion near Hyderabad. In addition to financial problems, many of his soldiers were dying due to a disease (Masuchi). Vijya Rama Raju of Vizianagaram helped him overcome the financial crisis and rebuild his battalion. In 1756, Bussy visited Rajamundry, where Vijaya Rama Raju gave him a warm welcome. The Bobbili Rajas and the Vizianagaram Maharajas were in constant conflict regarding control over the region. Using his good relations with the French, Vijaya Rama Raju set out to gain supremacy over the Northern Circars, leading to the Bobbili battle on January 23, 1757. During the battle, the entire Bobbili fort was destroyed, and many Bobbili soldiers died in the battle.
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The wife of Vijaya Rama Raju, as well as his sister Sri Pydimamba, unsuccessfully tried to stop the battle. Sri Pydimamba was suffering from Masuchi as well. While she was performing a puja, she came to know that Vijaya Rama Raju was in trouble, and wanted to convey a message to him through their soldiers, but everyone was in battle. She was able to find one soldier named Patiwada Appala Naidu, but by then, she received news that Vijaya Rama Raju had died in the hands of Tandra Papa Rayudu. She then fell unconscious with grief. Patiwada Appla Naidu sprinkled water over her face, and when she regained consciousness, she told Appala Naidu that she could not live anymore. She is thought to have become one with the Goddess after she died, as after completion of the Bobbili battle and after the Vijayadasimi, on the next Tuesday, an idol was found in the west side of Pedda Charuvu of Vizianagaram. It is known as "Pyidimamaba", the village goddess of Vizianagaram. It is thought that the incident took place in the place in the present-day Railway station, opposite where the temple is constructed. Her statue can be found on the west side of Pedda Cheruvu.
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ECoR TO AUGMENT ADDITIONAL COACHES IN DIFFERENT TRAINS
In view to clear extra rush and demands from the passengers, East Coast Railway has decided to augment additional coaches temporarily in different trains originating from its jurisdiction during December 2011.
12845 Bhubaneswar-Yesvantpur Express will be augmented with one additional Sleeper Class Coach from 4thto 25th December 2011 from Bhubaneswar to Yesvantpur.
12830 Bhubaneswar-Chennai Express will be augmented with one additional Sleeper Class Coach from 1st to 29th December 2011 from Bhubaneswar to Chennai.
12749 Visakhapatnam-LTT Express will be augmented with one additional First Class Coach from 3rdto 31st December 2011 from Visakhapatnam to LTT.
12893/12894 Bhubaneswar-Bolangir-Bhubaneswar Inter City Express will be augmented with one additional AC Chair Car Coach from 1st December to 31st December 2011 from both the direction.
18447/18448 Bhubaneswar-Jagadalpur-Bhubaneswar Hirakhand Express will be augmented with one additional Sleeper Class Coach and one General Second Class Coach w.e.f. 1st December to 31st December from Bhubaneswar and w.e.f. 2nd December 2011 to 1st January 2012 from Jagadalpur.
SPECIAL TRAIN BETWEEN VISAKHAPATNAM & KOLLAM
VISAKHAPATNAM, 16thNov’2011
In view to clear extra rush of passengers, East Coast Railway has decided to run a bi-weekly special train between Visakhapatnam to Kollam from 15th December 2011 to 13th January 2012.
08569 Visakhapatnam-Kollam bi-weekly special express train will leave Visakhapatnam at 09.00hrs on every Thursday & Sunday between 15th December 2011 to 15th January 2012 and will arrive at Kollam at 15.30hrs on the next days.
In the return direction, 08570 Kollam-Visakhapatnam bi-weekly special express train will leave Kollam at 19.20hrs on every Friday & Monday between 16thDecember 2011 to 16th January 2012 and will arrive at Visakhapatnam at 01.25hrs on Sunday (After Midnight of Saturday) and Wednesday (After Midnight of Tuesday)
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This train will run with one AC-2 tier, one AC-3 tier, Eight Sleeper Classes, Four General Second Class Coaches and Two Guard cum Luggage Vans in its composition having stoppages at Duvvada, Anakapalle, Tuni, Annavaram, Samalkot, Rajahmundry, Tadepalligudem, Eluru, Vijayawada, Tenali, Chirala, ongole, Nellore, Gudur, Renigunta, Tirupati, Katpadi, Jolarpettai, Salem, Erode, Coimbatore, Palakkad, Thrisur, Ernakulam Town and Kottayam between Visakhapatnam & Kollam.
TRAINS WITH PANTRY CAR SERVICES
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12253 / 12254
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YESVANTAPUR – BHAGALPUR ANGA SUPERFAST
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12507 / 12508
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ERNAKULAM – GUWAHATI SUPERFAST
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12509 / 12510
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BANGALORE – GUWAHATI SUPERFAST
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12513 / 12514
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SECUNDERABAD – GUWAHATI SUPERFAST
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12515 / 12516
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TRIVANDRUM CENTRAL – GUWAHATI SUPERFAST
EXPRESS
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12663 / 12664
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HOWRAH – TIRUCHCHIRAPPALLI SUPERFAST
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12665 / 12666
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HOWRAH – KANNIYAKUMARI SUPERFAST
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12703 / 12704
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HOWRAH – SECUNDERABAD FALAKNUMA
SUPERFAST EXPRESS
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12717 / 12718
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VISAKHAPATNAM – VIJAYWADA RATNACHAL
SUPERFAST EXPRESS
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12803 / 12804
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VISAKHAPATNAM – H. NIZAMUDDIN
SWARNA JAYANTI SUPERFAST EXPRESS
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12805 / 12806
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VISAKHAPATNAM – SECUNDERABAD JANMABHOOMI
EXPRESS
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12807 / 12808
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VISAKHAPATNAM – H. NIZAMUDDIN
SAMATA SUPERFAST EXPRESS
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12829 / 12830
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CHENNAI – BHUBANESWAR SUPERFAST
EXPRESS
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12835 / 12836
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HATIA – YESVANTAPUR EXPRESS
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12839 / 12840
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HOWRAH – CHENNAI SUPERFAST MAIL
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12841 / 12842
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HOWRAH – CHENNAI COROMANDEL
SUPERFAST EXPRESS
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12843 / 12844
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PURI – AHMEDABAD SUPERFAST
EXPRESS (VIA VIZIANGARAM)
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12845 / 12846
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BHUBANESWAR – YESVANTAPUR SUPERFAST
EXPRESS
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12863 / 12864
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HOWRAH – YESVANTAPUR EXPRESS
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12867 / 12868
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HOWRAH – PUDUCHERRY SUPERFAST EXPRESS
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12897 / 12898
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PUDUCHERRY – BHUBANESWAR SUPERFAST
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13351 / 13352
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DHANBAD / TATANAGAR – ALLEPPEY BOKARO
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15227 / 15228
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YESVANTAPUR – MUZAFFARPUR EXPRESS
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15629 / 15630
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CHENNAI EGMORE – GUWAHATI EXPRESS
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15929 / 15930
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CHENNAI EGMORE – DIBRUGARH EXPRESS
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16309 / 16310
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ERNAKULAM – PATNA EXPRESS
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18309 / 18310
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SAMBALPUR – NANDED NAGAWALI EXPRESS
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18401 / 18402
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PURI – OKHA EXPRESS
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18463 / 18464
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BHUBANESWAR – BANGALORE PRASANTI
EXPRESS
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18495 / 18496
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BHUBANESWAR – RAMESWARAM EXPRESS
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18507 / 18508
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VISAKHAPATNAM – AMRITHSAR HIRAKUD EXPRESS
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18509 / 18510
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VISAKHAPATNAM – NANDED EXPRESS
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18645 / 18646
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HOWRAH – HYDERABAD EAST COAST EXPRESS
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