Durg–Ajmer Express

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The Ajmer–Durg Express or Durg Express is a weekly Express train connecting Ajmer, the major city of Rajasthan and Durg, a town in Chhattisgarh. The train totally covers the most of almost half portion of Madhya Pradesh from West Central to East.

Number and nomenclature[]

The number provided for the train are:

• 18207 Ajmer–Durg Weekly Express
• 18208 Ajmer–Durg Weekly Express
• 18213 Ajmer–Durg Weekly Express
• 18214 Ajmer–Durg Weekly Express

Route[]

• Ajmer Junction
• Jaipur Junction
• Sawai Madhopur Junction
• Kota Junction
• Guna Junction
• Katni Murwara Junction
• Shahdol
• Anuppur Junction
• Uslapur
• Raipur Junction
• Durg Junction

Coach composition[]

This train runs with ICF coaches.

• SLRD Class – 2
• Sleeper class – 11
• Second Class (unreserved) – 2
• AC 3 Tier – 3
• AC 2 Tier – 2

Speed and frequency[]

The train runs on a weekly basis with average speed 60 km/h.

External links[]

• JAIPUR DURUG EXPRESS TIMINGS^{[permanent dead link]}