Imam Nasir Mausoleum and Jamma Masjid Direction Route

How to Reach Jalandhar, India

The main bus stand has been renovated. It's close to the railway station. Formerly, there were two bus stations: a small one right next to the train station (for Himachal buses) and the main bus stand a few kilometres away. Public HRTC buses to Dharamsala take 3-4 twisting and turning hours and cost Rs.75, while buses to Amritsar take 3 hours and cost the same. Dalhousie famous destination for honeymoon couples is at just 80 km from Pathankot. Pathankot is situated at the entry point of Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh. The famous Hindu Pilgrimage Vaishno devi is just 160 km from Pathankot. From Chandigarh, you can reach here in just 6 hours. It is well connected with bus services from Punjab roadways, Haryana Roadways, Himachal Roadways and J&K transport. For more information about Pathankot bus stand, click Maharana Pratap Inter State Bus Terminal Pathankot and to get the schedule of buses

Jalandhar by Road:

By roadways, the city of Jalandhar is well connected to all major cities. Jalandhar falls under National Highway – 1 (Atari – Delhi) and is well connected to all the major cities like Amritsar, Ludhiana, Faridkot, Chandigarh, Ambala and New Delhi etc.

Jalandhar by Train:

Pathankot is a major railroad junction and the nearest mainline station to Dharamsala. Lines from Amritsar (2 hrs) and Delhi (8 hrs) merge here, and all services to Jammu (2 hrs) pass through. In addition to Pathankot station itself, there is a second station called Chakki Bank just 4 km away, which serves some express trains that do not stop in Pathankot station. Nowadays the majority of the Jammu trains stop only at Chakki Bank and not at Pathankot. Unfortunately Chakki Bank is a smaller station with limited facilities. In addition, Pathankot is also served by the narrow-gauge Kangra Valley Railway (a.k.a. Kangra Toy Train) built by the British, which crawls 128 km through stunning scenery to Joginder Nagar via Palampur and Kangra (near Dharamsala). However, the luxury Kangra Queen services were terminated back in 2003, leaving about 6 departures daily of slow, often packed second class trains, taking over six hours. Bookings for these can only be done locally at Pathankot station. Some of these trains run to Baijnath Paprola and a few to Joginder Nagar. The main stations on this line include Kangra and Palampur, although Dalhousie and Dharmasala are not on the line.

Jalandhar by Air:

The city of Jalandhar has no airport. Raja Sansi Airport Of Amritsar is the closest airport at a distance of 90 kms.(1 hour 45 min approx). Raja Sansi Airport has both domestic and international flights, and is well connected to several important cities of the country. It has flights from international destinations like London, Tehran and Toronto, Dubai, Muscat and Abu Dhabi. Local buses and taxis are available to reach Jalandhar from airport and vice-versa.