Guwahati railway station, Railway station in Paltan Bazaar, India
Guwahati Railway Station is a railway station in Paltan Bazaar with seven platforms and fourteen tracks serving passengers heading in multiple directions. The facility handles trains traveling to major destinations across eastern and southern India.
The station was established in 1900 and represents one of the region's older railway facilities. Over the decades, the infrastructure expanded and was upgraded several times to handle growing train traffic.
The station displays a 100-foot tricolor flag, representing national pride and marking its status among northeastern India's railway infrastructure.
The station has retiring rooms, food courts, and internet access for passengers waiting between trains. Arrive early, especially during peak hours, to avoid crowds and find your platform easily.
The station operates using solar power, making it one of the few railway facilities in India to use this energy source. This approach helps reduce operating costs while supporting more sustainable transportation practices.
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