Thiruvananthapuram Central Railway Station

Located in the heart of Thiruvananthapuram (previously known as Trivandrum), the capital of the Indian state of Kerala, lies the Thiruvananthapuram Central Railway Station. It serves as a major transportation center for the Southern Railway and is the busiest train station in all of Kerala. The Thiruvananthapuram Railway Junction building is a well-known landmark. There are just five major train stations in Kerala, and this station is one of them.

Trivandrum Central is serviced by 98 trains daily (station code: TVC). Thirty-one trains terminate at the Trivandrum Central station. Thiruvananthapuram Central is an important transportation hub among India's five major railway hubs. The Thiruvananthapuram Central Railway Station has 16 tracks to help ease traffic congestion.

You may take a train from here to nearly every significant city in India, linking the state and its capital to the rest of the country. The vast array of services and conveniences offered by the station itself has also earned it a good reputation. There are five tracks here so the station can accommodate both long- and short-distance trains.

What to see at Thiruvananthapuram Central Railway Station?

• There are two ways to enter the Thiruvananthapuram train station. The western entrance is on Power House road, while the primary access is directly across from the Central bus station in Thiruvananthapuram.
• Close to the train's western entrance is a maintenance facility.
• Thiruvananthapuram Central is the first station in the state to have video surveillance, and it also has all the other cutting-edge security equipment.
• The Railway Protection Force (RPF) has established a networked electronic surveillance system in this Central Station to keep travelers safe and track their every move as they enter and exit the building.
• Bookstores, cafes, motels, and cybercafés all call this station home.