According to official reports, the 813-km long corridor will have 13 stations – one underground in Delhi and 12 elevated in Uttar Pradesh. The train will begin on the Delhi-Varanasi High Speed Rail Corridor (DVHSR). This was announced by the Railway Ministry in the Rajya Sabha. Accordingly, a survey will be done for the preparation of a detailed project report (DRR) for seven corridors which will also include DVHSR.
According to official reports, it will have 13 stations – one underground in Delhi and 12 elevated in Uttar Pradesh and will cruise at the speed of 330km/hr and will take 3 hours 33 minutes to reach Varanasi if you are travelling from Delhi.
As per the officials,” “Total 43 trains per day will reach the Avadh crossing station every 22 minutes.” On the report of the proposed plan, 18 trains would operate on a daily basis in every 47 minutes from Varanasi.
