Ernakulam Junction - Trains Originating From Ernakulam Junction

Trains Originating From Ernakulam Junction

No. Train No: Origin Destination Train Name
1. 12224/12223 Ernakulam Lokmanya Tilak Terminus Mumbai Duronto Express
2. 12283/12284 Ernakulam H.Nizamudin New Delhi Duronto Express
3. 12617/12618 Ernakulam H.Nizamudin Mangala Lakshadweep Express
4. 12645/12646 Ernakulam H.Nizamudin Millenium Express
5. 16865/16866 Ernakulam Nagore Tea Garden Express
6. 16305/16306 Ernakulam Kannur Intercity Express
7. 16307/16308 Ernakulam Kannur Executive Express
8. 12678/12677 Ernakulam Bangalore Intercity Express
9. 12683/12684 Ernakulam Bangalore Superfast Express
10. 22607/22608 Ernakulam Bangalore Superfast Express
11. 16303/16304 Ernakulam Trivandrum Vanchinad Express
12. 10216/10215 Ernakulam Madgon Madagon Express
13. 16309/16310 Ernakulam Patna Patna Express
14. 16359/16360 Ernakulam Patna Patna Express
15. 12507/12508 Ernakulam Guwahati Guwahati Express
16. 16337/16338 Ernakulam Okha Okha Express
17. 12522/12521 Ernakulam Barauni Raptisagar Express
18. 11098/11097 Ernakulam Pune Poorna Express
19. 12519/12520 Ernakulam Pune Pune Express
20. 12977/12978 Ernakulam Ajmer Marusagar Express
21. 22816/22817 Ernakulam Bilaspur Bilaspur Express

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