Amb Andaura station → Devi Darshan

Taxi from Amb Andaura station to the Devi temples

Amb Andaura, the Vande Bharat railhead, is about 75 km and two hours from Kangra by road, with Chintpurni Devi close to the route and Maa Baglamukhi on the way up. We meet your train on the platform and run the full 6-temple Devi Darshan from the station on one all-in fare.

How to reach: Amb Andaura is the fastest rail route from Delhi to the Kangra valley (Vande Bharat); from the station it is about 2 hours by road, with Chintpurni the natural first darshan. We track the train and meet you on the platform.

From: Amb Andaura Vande Bharat railway station
Distance: ~75 km to Kangra · Chintpurni nearbyone way by road
Time on the road: ~2 hoursone way
Plan it over: 1–2 days

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About this route

Amb Andaura to the Devi Darshan.

Amb Andaura is the Vande Bharat railhead for the Kangra valley, and it has become the easiest way to reach the Devi temples from Delhi and Chandigarh by train. We meet your train on the platform, and because Chintpurni is so close, the first darshan can come within the hour of stepping off.

From Amb Andaura the six-temple yatra runs Chintpurni, then up to Jwala Ji, Baglamukhi, Brajeshwari and Chamunda in the Kangra valley, with Naina Devi added toward Bilaspur. One day is enough if your train is early; two days keeps it easy for the elders.

What's in the fare

Car, driver, fuel, tolls, parking and all state-border permits in one fare
The same car and driver from your doorstep to the last darshan and back
Pre-dawn starts and aarti-timed darshan to beat the queues
Palki arranged and senior-friendly halts for elders
Fare confirmed on WhatsApp before the trip; cash or UPI

The six temples, in order from Amb Andaura

01 — 06

1
Chintpurni Devi
Closest temple to Amb Andaura station
2
Jwala Ji
The eternal flame, on the way into the valley
3
Maa Baglamukhi
The turmeric goddess of the Kangra valley
4
Brajeshwari Devi
Kangra town — the Kangra Devi
5
Chamunda Devi
Below the Dhauladhar range
6
Naina Devi
Add toward Bilaspur on the return

See each shrine on the full Devi Darshan circuit page.

From Amb Andaura · 1–2 days

The yatra, day by day

Day 1 — Day 2

The most efficient start of the six. The Vande Bharat puts you close to Chintpurni, so the yatra begins the moment you step off the train.

1
Day 1
Off the train to Chintpurni, Jwala Ji and Baglamukhi
We meet the train on the platform side. Chintpurni is a short run up the ridge, then north for the eternal flames and the Bankhandi temples.
~110 km · ~3 hrs drivingNight: Kangra
2
Day 2
Brajeshwari, Chamunda, and Naina Devi if you want it
The Kangra Devi first thing and Chamunda after. Naina Devi is the optional sixth. It adds about five hours, so it depends on your train home.
~75 km back to the station, more with Naina Devi

Worth knowing

A single day works from here

The five Kangra-valley temples fit one day from Amb Andaura if you arrive on a morning train and leave on a late one. It is the only one of the six origins where that is true.

We track the train

Late by three hours costs you nothing — the driver is there when you actually arrive. That is the whole reason to book a car rather than find one.

Amb station vs Amb town

Different places, a few kilometres apart. The Vande Bharat uses Amb Andaura.

Want to change something? Ask on WhatsApp and we’ll send a new plan and fare.

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Where we pick you up

Amb Andaura railway station (platform pickup)

Una railway station & bus stand

Chintpurni — direct from the station

Onward drop: Kangra, Dharamshala or McLeodganj

Before you book

Amb Andaura to Devi Darshan: questions we get

Do you pick up right at Amb Andaura station?

Yes. We track your Vande Bharat or other train and the driver is at Amb Andaura station when you step off, ready to start, however late the train runs.

How close is Chintpurni to Amb Andaura?

Very close — Chintpurni is the natural first darshan from Amb Andaura, often within about an hour of the station. From there the rest of the six-temple circuit follows up into the Kangra valley.

Can the Devi Darshan from Amb Andaura be done in a day?

If your train arrives early, a single long day can cover the circuit. Most families prefer two easy days with a night halt near Kangra. We plan it around your train timing and your group.