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First Electric train to Nandi Hills From Bengaluru

To allow passengers to explore Bengaluru’s Nandi Hills, South Western Railway has chosen to extend its Mainline Electric Multiple Unit (Memu) trains on the Devanahalli to Chikkaballapur route. We have some excellent news for the people of Bengaluru: starting today, Monday, December 11, they may take an electric train to Nandi Hills, a well-liked weekend getaway spot around 60 kilometers from the city. According to sources, South Western Railway has chosen to extend the Mainline Electric Multiple Unit (Memu) trains on the Devanahalli to Chikkaballapur route.

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At the moment, trains like 06387/06388 KSR Bengaluru-Kolar-Cantonment Diesel Multiple Unit (Demu) and 16549/16550 KSR Bengaluru – Kolar – KSR Bengaluru Demu stop at Nandi station. The Bhoganandishwara temple, which is situated at the foot of Nandi Hills, is approximately 1.4 km from Nandi Station, according to Siddharth Raja, a history enthusiast who lives in Nandi Hills. “To reach the top of Nandi Hills, you need to travel an extra 15–18 km,” he remarked, recommending that the South Western Railway concentrate on shortening the distance to travel. Manjuu Nair, a college student, informed the news outlet that “the proposed morning Memu train from the city that arrives at Nandi halt station at 6:37 am might be too late for those hoping to witness the sunrise at Nandi Hills.”

“Bettahalsoor is one of the intermediate stations where these trains ought to stop,” stated Rajkumar Dugar, a different rail campaigner. But as no agents are prepared to staff the halt stations for the pitiful compensation of ₹1,500 per month, SWR is not offering stoppages at these stations.” A one-day tour package along the 108-year-old heritage train route connecting Bengaluru, Devanahalli, and Chikkaballapur had previously been organised by SWR. Among other historical places, plans include visiting Devanahalli Fort, the Adiyogi bust at Chikkaballapur (Isha Foundation), restoring heritage stations, and scheduling trains for sunrise at Nandi Hills, according to reports.