India is home to some special railway stations that allow passengers to travel directly to neighboring countries. These stations play a key role in boosting tourism, trade, and cultural exchange, while also strengthening ties between nations. Here, we explore seven such stations in India that offer direct train services across borders, making international travel smoother and more memorable.
Many of us dream of exploring new countries and their cultures. While flights are the most common way for international travel, did you know you can also cross borders by train? Yes, India has several railway stations that connect to neighboring countries like Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan. Let’s explore these stations and how make cross-border travel easy and memorable.
India has several railway stations connecting to neighboring countries like Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan. These stations make cross-border travel easy and offer unique opportunities to explore international destinations by train.
Here is the list of top-7 railway stations connecting India to other countries:
| S. No. | Railway Station | Location | Connected Country |
| 1. | Haldibari Railway Station | Cooch Behar, West Bengal | Bangladesh |
| 2. | Jaynagar Railway Station | Madhubani, Bihar | Nepal |
| 3. | Petrapole Railway Station | North 24 Parganas, West Bengal | Bangladesh |
| 4. | Singhabad Railway Station | Malda, West Bengal | Bangladesh |
| 5. | Jogbani Railway Station | Araria, Bihar | Nepal |
| 6. | Radhikapur Railway Station | North Dinajpur, West Bengal | Bangladesh |
| 7. | Attari Railway Station | Amritsar, Punjab | Pakistan |
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